Medical Quiz

Hazards & Risks Quiz

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Harm caused by welding.

A. metal fume fever

B. leukemia

C. cut

D. silicosis


Which occupation has the highest rate of people falling sick?

A. Health and Social Work

B. Transport

C. Construction

D. Teachers


Is a source of potential damage, harm or adverse health effects

A. Hazards

B. risks

C. Adverse effect

D. wet floor


Hazard caused from stress with the employer.

A. Physical hazards

B. Biological hazards

C. Chemical hazards

D. Psychological hazards


What is OHS stands for?

A. Occupational Health on Service

B. Occupational Health and Safety

C. Occupational Health and Service

D. Occupational Healthy and Safety


is the chance or the probability that a person will be harmed

A. Adverse health effect

B. Hazards

C. risks

D. unsafe condition


Hazards caused by repetitive movement

A. Chemical hazards

B. Psychological hazards

C. Biological hazards

D. Ergonomic Hazards


Harm caused by wet floor

A. stress

B. cuts

C. slips, falls

D. shock


Caused by organism such as viruses bacteria fungi and parasites

A. Physical hazards

B. Biological hazards

C. Psychological hazards

D. Ergonomic hazards


What causes the highest number of accidents at work?

A. Falls from height

B. Being hit by a moving vehicle

C. Slips, trips and falls

D. Lifting and carrying


What is the hazard in this picture?
   
A.     Spilled water
   
B.     The electrical heater
   
C.     The club socket
   
D.     The wire under the door


What is the hazard in this picture?
   
A.     The carpet
   
B.     The chair
   
C.     The cable
   
D.     The desk


It is a planned system of working to prevent illness and injury where you work by recognizing and identifying hazards and risks.

A. Occupational Health & Safety

B. Safety Precautions

C. Hazards

D. Risks


Harm caused by electricity

A. shock or electrocution

B. slips, falls

C. cuts, wounds

D. silicosis


What is the best definition of hazard ?

A. Likelihood of harm in defined circumstances

B. Potential to cause harm

C. A person who is skilled in magic or who has magical powers

D. It is used to generally refer to risky situations whether big or small.


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