Unit-VII Safety & Risk ManagementBy abdulslambsn@gmail.com / July 1, 2025 Quiz 7 | Unit-VII Safety And Risk Management Your Good Name: Your College Name: Morning/Evening/Private: Email: 1. What is the definition of safety? Freedom from psychological stress and physical injury Absence of workplace accidents Strict compliance with regulations State of constant alertness None 2. Risk is best defined as: Certainty of harm occurring Probability of exposure to danger or loss Documented workplace incident Type of physical hazard None 3. Which is a physical hazard? Toxic chemicals Workplace harassment Poor lighting Bloodborne pathogens None 4. What does SDS stand for? Safety Documentation System Standardized Danger Sheet Safety Data Sheet Secure Data System None 5. The primary purpose of PPE is to: Eliminate all workplace hazards Increase employee productivity Provide physical barrier against hazards Reduce management's responsibility None 6. Job Hazard Analysis (JHA) is used to: Evaluate employee performance Identify hazards in specific job tasks Calculate safety program costs Assign blame for accidents None 7. Which is an administrative control measure? Installing machine guards Providing safety training Issuing respirators Conducting equipment inspections None 8. A "near miss" refers to: Minor injury incident Unreported hazard Incident narrowly avoided Safety policy violation None 9. What should you do FIRST when discovering fire? (RACE protocol) Confine the fire Pull the alarm Rescue people Extinguish flames None 10. Which is a biological hazard? Faulty wiring Mercury spill Bloodborne pathogens Slippery floors None 11. Hierarchy of Controls prioritizes: Most expensive solutions first Employee preferences Most effective risk reduction Quickest implementations None 12. Key purpose of incident reporting is to: Assign individual blame Learn from past events Increase productivity Reduce paperwork None 13. For electrical safety, you should: Place wires under carpets Grasp cords when unplugging Keep equipment near water sources Use equipment with loose connections None 14. Which prevents patient falls? Keeping beds at high position Providing slippery footwear Placing call bells out of reach Installing bathroom safety bars None 15. Needlestick injuries primarily risk exposure to: Chemical burns Bloodborne diseases Electrical shock Radiation poisoning None 16. Ergonomic hazards include: Toxic fumes Repetitive strain injuries Viral infections Earthquake damage None 17. Fire prevention requires: Storing matches near patients Regular equipment maintenance Blocking emergency exits Ignoring faulty wiring None 18. Safety culture is characterized by: Blaming individuals Open hazard reporting Prioritizing productivity over safety Discouraging safety suggestions None 19. For poison control: Store toxins in food containers Remove container labels Keep poisonous plants accessible Lock toxic substances away None 20. Proper body mechanics prevent: Radiation exposure Musculoskeletal disorders Chemical inhalation Electrical fires None 21. Emergency evacuation plans outline: Performance evaluation criteria Building evacuation procedures Hazard identification methods Equipment maintenance schedules None 22. Safety committees primarily: Provide medical treatment Enforce disciplinary actions Facilitate safety communication Conduct financial audits None 23. Risk assessment involves: Eliminating all workplace risks Identifying/evaluating hazards Assigning accident blame Reducing employee training None 24. For confused patients, nurses should: Limit supervision Provide slippery footwear Keep beds at high position Maintain close observation None 25. Universal precautions include: Recapping used needles Avoiding hand hygiene Using protective gloves Skipping vaccinations None 1 out of 3 Thanks For Submitting Your Quiz !!