Test Bank Solution Manual for Associate Safety Professional 100% Pass
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Test Bank Solution Manual for Associate Safety Professional 100% Pass
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Occupational illness caused by a virus? - Answers Hepatitis B is caused by Hep B virus
Brucellosis and tuberculosis are caused by bacteria
What single celled parasitic or...
Test Bank Solution Manual for Associate Safety Professional 100% Pass
Test 1 - Answers Correct
Test 2 - Answers Correct
Occupational illness caused by a virus? - Answers Hepatitis B is caused by Hep B virus
Brucellosis and tuberculosis are caused by bacteria
What single celled parasitic organisms that can cause occupational illnesses? - Answers Protozoa are
single celled organism and many are parasitic
Bacteria are single celled but not parasitic
Viruses do not have all the components of a cell
Which chemical when stored would cause an increase in facility risk when stored in an area with wet
pipe automatic sprinkler system? - Answers Calcium Carbide-with moisture creates corrosive calcium
hydroxide and liberates acetylene (ethylene). If inhaled; acetylene (ethylene) can cause depression and
can ignite.
How long does GFCI typically take to open the circuit and interrupt the current flow when it detects
current leakage to ground in a circuit? - Answers 2-3 hundredths of a second (.02-.03 seconds)
What is typical sign of heat syncope? - Answers Fainting-syncope is synonymous with partial or full loss
of consciousness.
When a volcano erupts nearby, what hazard can engulf an entire town with little warning? - Answers
Pyroclastic flow-the hot ashes and gas that flow down the side of a volcano at very high speeds.
Predictive analytical method designated by the acronym THERP? - Answers Human error-THERP stands
for technique for human error rate prediction. It is a quantitive method for estimating the probability of
human error occurring during a process or sequence of steps
When should an octave bans analyzer be used? - Answers To determine where the noise energy lies in
the frequency spectrum.
,Octave band analyzers used to understand noise energy across a broad spectrum of frequencies.
What is basic operating principle of a portable combustible gas meter? - Answers The measured change
in electrical resistance from heating due to combustion of the sample gas across the Wheatstone bridge.
What is a form of nonionizing radiation? - Answers Ultraviolet radiation is nonionizing.
Alpha; x-ray and gamma are ionizing.
Which type of dry chemical is most suitable for extinguishing fires fueled by ordinary combustibles such
as paper and cardboard? - Answers Ammonium phosphate
Which type of sprinkler system is designed primarily to protect properties when there is danger of
serious water damage, resulting from damaged automatic sprinklers or broken sprinkler piping? -
Answers Preaction system-typically found in environments with lots of computers and museums where
discharges of water are major concern.
The best protection for employees operating power presses? - Answers The fixed enclosure guard-it is in
place all the time.
Why should a hood guard be used on the abrasive wheel of a floor stand grinder? - Answers To contain
the fragments of a broken abrasive wheel.
What hazard does compressed oxygen (medical grade) present when assessing the fire risk in hospital
rooms? - Answers Compressed oxygen can cause a fire to burn much more intensely.
What general class of hydrocarbon is the less flammable material acetylene (also called ethyne)
catalogued? - Answers Alkyne-acetylene is a triple carbon-carbon bond hydrocarbon.
What is a type of workplace violence? - Answers Armed robbery
The possibility of a welder being engulfed by grain while inside a grain hopper is a hazard that should be
considered as part of ______ - Answers Hazardous energy control program
How are future injuries and property damage caused by unsafe employee actions best reduced? -
Answers Systematically reinforcing positive employee actions and behavior
What is most significant when evaluating equipment maintenance operating procedures? - Answers
Ensuring that machine energy is zero and will remain so during maintenance
Before maintaining electrically powered equipment, an employee opens the electrical circuit powering
the equipment and places his personal lock on the circuit to ensure that the circuit remains open while
he is performing maintenance on the equipment serviced by that electrical circuit-what type of control
does this describe? - Answers Locking out a circuit is an administrative control (a procedure) since it
requires a person to perform the action each time.
, What best describes the term "universal precautions" - Answers The use of comprehensive infection
control procedures including necessary personal protective equipment, sharps management and
contaminated equipment management.
What is necessary when hearing protection is first provided to employees? - Answers Employees should
be shown how to use the hearing protection and when to use it.
What type of glove materials are best for handling containers contaminated with an acid such as
hydrochloric acid? - Answers Butyl rubber or neoprene
Which is a key component in a typical behavioral approach to improving safety? - Answers Setting goals-
management should be willing to check on progress toward meeting goals.
What is an advantage of the lecture method of delivering training? - Answers The trainer can address
any sized group
The best reason to use resources from outside the organization to implement a new safety performance
strategy? - Answers There is poor alignment across levels of management relating the values that
support good safety management
What is the most important factor when reconstructing a motor vehicle collision? - Answers The
possibility of multiple causal factors
What should a safety professional do first to begin solving a complex problem? - Answers Conduct a
thorough needs analysis
What system of safety analysis uses deductive reasoning? - Answers Fault tree analysis-deductive risk
assessment techniques use a top-down approach, such as fault-tree analysis.
Inductive methods (such as failure mode and effects analysis and event tree analysis) use a bottom up
approach.
Which two measurements are most meaningful in determining an organization's level of safety
performance? - Answers Scheduled safety audits and benchmarking-safety performance must be
measured.
What is the best example of a leading indicator of safety, health and environmental performance? -
Answers Number of corrective actions closed from incident reports-a leading indicator can help to
predict safety performance.
The maximum frictional force on a body resting on another body is proportional to the____ - Answers
Resultant of all forces perpendicular to the surfaces in contact and the coefficient of static friction
The wavelength of the visible region of the electromagnetic spectrum extends from _________ -
Answers 400 to 780 namometers
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