Worksheetsexam 301-307
Total questions: 68
Worksheet time: 44mins
Who can submit a RIDDOR report?
Employees
Employers
Members of the public
The police
What does each letter stand for on the legislation's
acronym RIDDOR?
Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations
Restructuring of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occupations and Regulations
Reconstruction of Inquiries, Diseases and Dangerous Obstacles and Regulations
Reporting of Injuries, Dangerous Occupations and Other Regulations
As an employee, what should you do if you have a work-
related incident?
Call up a RIDDOR support number and report it
Tell your employer or a responsible person so they can report it under RIDDOR to the HSE
Only report it once you have finished the task at hand
Write down the accident details and send a hard copy to HSE
Which Act was endorsed in 2000?
GDPR
Freedom of Information Act
Computer Misuse Act
Health and Safety Act
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act
Which Act covers health and safety in the workplace?
GDPR
Freedom of Information Act
Computer Misuse Act
Health and Safety Act
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act
Which Act sets guidelines for the collection and processing of personal information from individuals who live in the EU?
GDPR
Freedom of Information Act
Computer Misuse Act
Health and Safety Act
Copyright, Designs and Patents Act
How many principles are in the Data Protection Act?
4
8
9
10
When a tooth gets stuck against another tooth or soft tissue. Results in the tooth not coming in properly:
Impacted tooth
gum problems
flossing issues
What is the Prevent Duty?
A legal obligation for certain public bodies to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism
A political campaign to promote British values in schools
A cultural festival celebrating diversity and multiculturalism
The complete elimination of all microorganisms
Sterilising
Decontaminating
Cleaning
Disinfecting
an umbrella term used to describe cleaning, disinfecting and sterilisation
Contamination
Decontamination
Micro-organism
Dusting
Agents such as sodium hypochlorite can be used to (a) equipment
Dental Nurse
Technician
What does this carry?
Local anesthetic
Temporary filling material
Composite
Amalgam
Drinking fruit juice causes fewer cavities than drinking soda.
True
False
Surface of the tooth farthest away from the midline
mesial
distal
occlusal
lingual
Technical term for bad breath
xerostomia
heterodontia
halitosis
xylitol
The tooth surface that has no nerves but can still have sensitivity
enamel
dentin
cementum
pulp chamber
Permanent teeth begin to usually appear at ...
6 years old
4 years old
6 months
9 months
The man is having
a fever
a headache
an allergic reaction
a broken arm
Oh,no! He swallowed a chicken bone and he is_____!
choking
respirating
sweating
vomiting
What are "current medical conditions?"
health problems NOW
health problems in the PAST
health problems EVERYDAY
health problems IN THE FUTURE
What is the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes?
Type 2 needs insulin injections and type 1 doesn't.
Type 1 only experiences hypoglycaemic events but type 2 has both hypoglycaemic and hyperglycaemic events.
Type 1 is insulin dependent but type 2 is insulin resistant.
You are born with type 2 diabetes and can develop type 1 over the course of your life.
What medical condition is associated with seizures?
Asthma
Epilepsy
Open fractures
Diabetes
Select all the ways you should respond if someone is having a diabetic episode (Type II)
Locate their medication
Locate their insulin injection
Give them an apple if they are hypoglycaemic
Put them in the recovery position
If a person is unable to smile evenly, he is most probably showing the symptom of ___________.
diabetes
stroke
angina pectoris
How to deal with hypoglycaemia casualty?
Call their friends
Give them sugary food
Check glucose level
Help them to take glucose gel
If the pain of Angina Pectoris persists, or returns, suspect ______________ and call for emergency help.
stroke
hypoglycaemia
heart attack
Which of the following is a principle associated with radiation safety?
ALARA
COSHH
HASAWA
IRR
Which required personnel assists with the local rules by external appointment?
RPA
RCVS
RPS
RSPB
What does COSHH stand for
Control of services house & homes
Control of substances hazardous to homes
Control of substances hazardous to health
Control of substances hazardous to harm
What is a risk assessment used for
To identify any risks and hazards in the workplace and put control measures in place to help prevent harm
To see how much it costs to keep workers safe from harm
To identify any hazards in the workplace so they can be removed and so they don't harm anyone
To be used to see who is working safely
An advantage of having a complaints procedure is that:
It identifies the staff who are not following the complaints procedure
It ensures a consistent approach when handling complaints so customers will feel satisfied
It helps to identify the customers who are not being truthful about their experience
What are the two main causes of workplace injuries
Slips, trips and falls
Hit by construction plant
Contact with hazardous substances
Manual handling
Which of these must you NOT do when lifting a heavy object?
Bend your knees
Tilt if off a shelf and then catch it.
Keep your back straight
Keep the object close to your body
Disease-causing micro-organisms are termed pathogens and mainly consist of bacteria, viruses and fungi.
Micro-Organism
Pathogen
Infection
Contamination
Systemic Infection
Infection affecting the whole of the body
Contamination
Carrier
Systemic Infection
Localised Infection
Cross Infection
What does this sign mean?
Oxidising
Flammable
Explosive
Colour coded equipment is used to...
Identify whose equipment it is
Avoid cross contamination
Identify where the equipment is to be used
Avoid expense of disposable equipment
In-direct infections are spread by...
Coughs
Blood
Touching
Bodily Fluids
What does this Symbol mean?
Corrosive
Irritant
Poison
Carcinogenic
The above hazard symbol means ......
explosive
flammable
toxic or poisonous
corrosive
Identify A
Temporalis
Occipitalis
Masseter
Lateral pterygoid
Identify B
Lateral pterygoid
Temporalis
Medial pterygoid
Masseter
In the structure of a tooth, the ______________ contains the blood vessels and the nerves.
Pulp
Enamel
Dentine
None of these
How many sets of teeth does a human develop in their lifetime?
1
2
3
4
Which of the following is true about fluoride?
It fights cavities.
It hardens the enamel.
It's absorbed by the teeth.
All of the above.
The name of the blue bone under the eye
parietal bone
zygomatic bone
sphenoid bone
mandible
The name of the pink bone on the side of the head
zygomatic bone
occipital bone
maxilla
temporal bone
the hardest substance in your body
molars
cavity
plaque
enamel
Infectious diseases can spread by contact with
an infected person
a contaminated object
an Infected animal
an environmental source
All of the above.
How many compartments are there in the heart?
3
5
8
4
What is the purpose of the circulatory system?
to help us breath
to transport acid
to transport oxygen and nutrients
to help us move
What do valves do in the heart?
pump blood through the veins
nothing
stop blood flowing backward
block the blood
Blood returning to the heart from the lungs will be full of (a)
What is the name of the air sacs, where gas exchange takes place?
Bronchi
Lungs
Oxygen
Alveoli
