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Occupational Health and Safety Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
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1.

Occupational diseases are defined as diseases:

a)

chronic created in the workplace

b)

specified in the list of occupational diseases

c)

which were caused by the action of harmful factors

d)

which with progres of time cause death or permanent incapacity for work

2.

The amount of field work in a standing position for light work should be:

a)

slightly recessed in relation to the typical amount of the work (light)

b)

adopted with respect to the dimensions of 50 percentile of the population

c)

adopted with respect to the dimensions of 95 percentile of the population

d)

slightly increased, compared to the conventional height for work

3.

The man-technical object is characterized in that

a)

has infinite durability

b)

is free of errors

c)

is a distinct whole (not compatible with other systems)

d)

consuming and requires renewal

4.

The human has an advantage over the man in:

a)

intelligence

b)

speed

c)

set policies and strategies

d)

error correction

5.

Optimal field work both hands sets:

a)

height of the plane of view

b)

reach the lower arms

c)

overlapping fields within the normal right hand and left

d)

limits of the maximum ranges of hand

6.

In the zone of the maximum range of hands should be placed elements:

a)

rarely used

b)

all if possible

c)

often used

d)

not relevant in the primary process of use

7.

Possible types of injuries occurring in the physical work is:

a)

lacerations, fractures and amputations

b)

injury and tendinitis

c)

beat and overload

d)

external (wounds, fractures) and internal (muscle pain, tendonitis)

8.

For the analysis of human movement system load is important division of the forces that act on the body, the forces:

a)

small and large

b)

external and internal to the body segments

c)

passive and active

d)

fixed and variable

9.

Nuisance factor is one whose influence can lead to:

a)

injury

b)

gradual deterioration of health

c)

immediate deterioration of human health

d)

difficulties in performing work or a reduction in its ability to perform

10.

The dangers of static electricity include first and foremost

a)

electric arc hazards

b)

threats to technological processes

c)

risk of thermal burns

d)

respiratory and blood circulation disorders

11.

Injury is:

a)

damage to the tissues of the body or human organs

b)

damage to the tissues of the body or human organs due to the action of an external factor

c)

physical or mental damage to human health as a result of the incident

d)

physical damage to human health as a result of the incident

12.

Noise reduction in air-flow ducts can be achieved by application

a)

acoustic screens

b)

acoustic silencers

c)

soundproofing insulation,

d)

soundproof housings

13.

Limiting measures are:

a)
  1. maximum dimensions of the spatial structure of a technical object

b)
  1. dimensions of the 50th percentile of the population,

c)
  1. extreme anthropometric values, represented by the 5th and 95th percentiles of the population,

d)
  1. dimensions of the 5th percentile of a given population

14.

Corrective ergonomics deals with

a)
  1. correcting the qualifications of employees,

b)
  1. reducing noise, dust, improving lighting. etc

c)
  1. modernization of existing machinery and equipment in order to improve working conditions

d)
  1. introducing the principles of ergonomics in the process of designing machines

15.

Features of ergonomics as a science include:

a)

theoretical science

b)

strong connection with the IT industry

c)

humanocentrism

d)

monodisciplinarity

16.

Simple organizational techniques in the process of humanization of work include:

a)

division of wrk

b)

shortening the working time,

c)

diversification of salaries.

d)

interchangeability of work

17.

Labor protection is:

a)

no unacceptable risk of damage

b)

guarantees establishing such working conditions as to provide the employee with a state of physical, mental and social well-being,

c)

a system of various types of measures to ensure the safety and health protection of the employee in the work process,

d)

none of the above answers are correct.

18.

The main task of the biomechanics of work is

a)

analysis of energy flow in the human-technical system

b)

analysis of human and machine loads during their interaction

c)

analysis of the causes and effects of loads on the human musculoskeletal system

d)

determining the balance of benefits and losses in the human-technical system

19.

The benefits in respect of an accident at work are not payable to the injured person and his family, if the accident was the cause of the accident

a)

inadvertent action of the perpetrator of the event

b)

action of the injured person in a state of intoxication

c)

action of the injured person in a state of insanity

d)

lack of training of the injured party in the field of health and safety

20.

By noise we mean

a)

vibrations of electromagnetic waves

b)

any movement of air particles relative the equilibrium position

c)

any unwanted, nuisance or harmful noises

d)

all sounds affecting the hearing organ and other human senses