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Occupational Health

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17hrs 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of a physical hazard in the workplace?

a)

Exposure to noise

b)

Contact with chemicals

c)

Work-related stress

2.

What is the main route of exposure to chemical hazards in the workplace?

a)

Inhalation

b)

Skin contact

c)

Ingestion

3.

What type of microorganism is a common biological hazard in hospitals?

a)

Virus

b)

Asbestos

c)

Noise

4.

What is the main objective of ergonomic design in the workplace?

a)

Reduce mental stress

b)

Prevent musculoskeletal disorders

c)

Improve ventilation

5.

What is an example of a psychosocial hazard?

a)

Workplace harassment

b)

Exposure to solvents

c)

Excessive noise

6.

What occupational infection is common among healthcare workers?

a)

Tuberculosis

b)

Silicosis

c)

Hearing loss

7.

What type of radiation is considered a physical hazard?

a)

Ionizing radiation

b)

Ergonomic stress

c)

Fungal spores

8.

What is a common chemical hazard in the workplace?

a)

Solvents

b)

Noise

c)

Viruses

9.

What is the main health risk associated with prolonged exposure to noise?

a)

Hearing loss

b)

Muscle fatigue

c)

Skin irritation

10.

What is an example of a mechanical hazard?

a)

Rotating machinery

b)

Bacterial contamination

c)

Work-related stress

11.

What is the main purpose of personal protective equipment (PPE)?

a)

Reduce exposure to hazards

b)

Eliminate hazards in the workplace

c)

Improve productivity

12.

What is a psychosocial risk factor in the workplace?

a)

Long working hours

b)

Asbestos exposure

c)

Repetitive tasks

13.

What is a common occupational infection caused by bacteria?

a)

Tuberculosis

b)

Hepatitis B

c)

Influenza

14.

What is the main risk of poor ergonomic design in the workplace?

a)

Musculoskeletal disorders

b)

Hearing loss

c)

Respiratory infections

15.

What is a common biological hazard in agricultural work?

a)

Fungal spores

b)

Pesticides

c)

Excessive noise

16.

What measures can be implemented to reduce noise exposure in an industrial environment?

a)

Use of hearing protection

b)

Installation of acoustic barriers

c)

Both options

17.

A worker experiences skin irritation after handling chemical products. What immediate action should the employer take?

a)

Provide appropriate protective gloves

b)

Cease the use of chemical products

c)

Conduct a risk assessment

18.

How could poor ergonomic design affect worker productivity?

a)

Increase physical and mental stress

b)

Reduce efficiency in tasks

c)

Both options

19.

An employee complains of visual fatigue due to prolonged screen use. What would be the most effective solution?

a)

Reduce screen time

b)

Implement regular breaks

c)

Adjust the lighting in the workplace

20.

What strategy would be more effective in preventing infections in a hospital environment?

a)

Use of gloves and masks

b)

Regular disinfection of surfaces

c)

Both options

21.

An agricultural worker develops respiratory problems after exposure to fungal spores. What preventive measure could be implemented?

a)

Use of filtering masks

b)

Reduce exposure to contaminated crops

c)

Both options

22.

What impact could workplace harassment have on employees' mental health?

a)

Increase stress and anxiety

b)

Reduce motivation and performance

c)

Both options

23.

How could an employer minimize the risks associated with rotating machinery?

a)

Install physical safeguards on the machines

b)

Train employees on the safe use of machinery

c)

Both options

24.

What measures could be implemented to reduce stress caused by long working hours?

a)

Promote regular breaks

b)

Implement flexible hours

c)

Both options

25.

A worker exposed to ionizing radiation shows symptoms of fatigue and nausea. What action should the employer take?

a)

Reduce exposure to radiation

b)

Provide appropriate protective equipment

c)

Both options

26.

What strategy would be most effective in preventing musculoskeletal disorders in the workplace?

a)

Implement adjustable workstations

b)

Provide training on proper posture

c)

Both options

27.

How could an employer reduce the risks associated with exposure to solvents?

a)

Provide adequate ventilation

b)

Implement the use of gloves and masks

c)

Both options

28.

What impact could inadequate ventilation have in a workplace?

a)

Increase the risk of respiratory diseases

b)

Reduce air quality

c)

Both options

29.

What measures could be implemented to prevent repetitive strain injuries?

a)

Provide regular breaks

b)

Implement ergonomic workstations

c)

Both options

30.

How could an employer reduce the risks associated with handling infectious patients?

a)

Provide appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)

b)

Implement strict hygiene protocols

c)

Both options

31.

1. According to the video, what is the most effective method for controlling workplace hazards?

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32.

2. What is the main difference between engineering controls and administrative controls?

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33.

3. In what type of situation would substitution be a more practical solution than elimination?

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