Safety Terms Quiz
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A long, thin strip of cloth or other material twisted tightly around the body to restrict blood flow is known as a(n) ________.
A. first aid
B. tendon
C. rope
D. tourniquet
Possible dangers or unsafe conditions in the workplace are known as _______.
A. ergonomics
B. environmental hazards
C. universal precautions
D. tourniquet
Threatening behavior that occurs at work or at a company function is known as ____.
A. environmental hazards
B. disability
C. workplace violence
D. EPA
OSHA was created to _______.
A. provide proper break and lunchtimes for employees
B. help prevent accidents in the workplace
C. provide medical care in the workplace
D. teach employers how to save money in the workplace
What does OSHA stand for?
A. Occupational Safety and Health Act
B. Occupational Safety and Health Association
C. Occupational Safety and Health Administration
D. Occupational Safety and Health Agency
Knowing job hazards and taking appropriate steps to avoid accidents is being known as _________.
A. citation
B. flammable
C. safety-conscious
D. first aid
When was OSHA created?
A. in the 1970s
B. in the 1920s
C. in the early 2000s
D. in 1999
Which agency focuses on conducting research and making recommendations on how to prevent work related injuries?
A. CDC
B. EPA
C. NIOSH
D. IRS
The science of examining motions and how to perform them properly is referred to as _______.
A. ergonomics
B. Material Safety and Data Sheet
C. universal precautions
D. physical therapy
A government agency that sets and enforces job safety and health standards for workers is called _____.
A. OSHA
B. EPA
C. NIOSH
D. MSDS
The purpose of this is to protect the environment many toxins such as air and water pollutions.
A. OSHA
B. EPA
C. CDC
D. NIOSH
What does EPA stand for?
A. Energy Protection Association
B. Environmental Protection Association
C. Environmental Pollution Agency
D. Environmental Protection Agency
What does CDC stand for?
A. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
B. Centers for Disease Control and Protection
C. Centers for Disease Care and Protection
D. Centers for Doctors, Coroners, and Providers
Preventing accidents is whose responsibility?
A. the employer
B. the employee
C. management
D. everyone
What does NIOSH stand for?
A. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
B. National Institute for Occupational Service and Health
C. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Humans
D. National Institute for Office Safety and Health