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The acronym OSHA stands for: - A.Occupational Standards Healthcare Association. B.Occupational Services Health Association. *** C.Occupational Safety and Health Administration. D.None of these. What agency is responsible for enforcing Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations? - A.OSHA B.Medicare C.JCAHO *** D.All of the above. How many federal agencies make up OSHA as a whole? - *** A.Three B.Four C.Two D.Five Which federal OSHA agency is responsible for researching ...

What is the most frequently cited OSHA violation? - Fall Protection What key elements are essential to recognizing hazards and reducing or eliminating workplace hazards? - Management commitment and employee involvement You are encouraged to ask your coworkers/supervisor for information whenever you have a problem or are in doubt about what to do on a job? - True It is your responsibility to follow all safety regulations, inform your employer of any unsafe condition; report all injuries no ...

What part of your vision lets you see details? Central vision Risk factors are contributed by drivers and pedestrians, vehicles, and roadway environments. The correct driver seating position includes hips pushed all the way to the back of your seat, heel on the floor, ball of foot on the brake, knees and elbows slightly bent and torso at least ten inches away from the steering wheel. Push-pull steering technique is used for making most turns and driving through curves. To make a smooth sto...

Physical Therapy Evaluation and treatment of a person by physical measures and the use of ther ex, and rehab procedures, with or without AD for the purpose of preventing, correcting, or alleviating any disability. Physical therapy includes: -Design, fabrication, revision, education and instruction in the use of various AD's including braces, splints, ambulatory, locomotion devices, w/c's, prosthetics and orthotics -Administration of topical drugs that have been prescribed by a licensed he...

Bryce purchased a disability income policy with a rider that guarantees him the option of purchasing additional amounts of coverage at predetermined times without requiring to provide evidence of insurability. What kind of rider is this? A.) Guaranteed insurability rider B.) Additional coverage rider C.) Paid-up option rider D.) Extended insurability rider Guaranteed insurability rider All of the following are included as part of a contract in the entire contract provision EXCEPT the: A....

Hypertension - high blood pressure Blood pressure can change by the minute by variables such as Posture,exercise and emotion. Heart disease - Cardiovascular Higher rates of heart disease in policing than general public. Most common (CVD) - When fatty plaque builds up and hardens inside main arteries leading to hear and brain High blood cholesterol - Humans need cholesterol to bile synthesis and to build cell membranes. 2 Common Lipoproteins - HDL / LDL HDL-Good LDL- to much is Bad Diab...

Providing care within the scope of practice would be considered behavior in accordance with: 1. The sovereign immunity doctrine 2. Approved protocols 3. Professional Standards 4. Institutional Standards - Professional Standards As you lift a patient into the rear of the ambulance, a reporter recognizes the patient as a State Senator. Immediately the press demands to be told what has happened to the senator. You Should: 1. Advise the press that you are unable to comment 2. Deny the patien...

After an EMS call, some crew members begin discussing a recent case with some non-EMS personnel. This is unacceptable behavior because it is: a) A breach of the patient's right to know b) A breach of the patient's privacy and is unethical c) Against the New York State Good Samaritan Law d) Against the principles of patient consent - b) A breach of the patient's privacy and is unethical Which form of consent allows you to treat an unconscious patient? a) Actual consent b) Implied conse...

Which of the following definitions best describes an EMS system? - A system of resources and personnel necessary to provide immediate medical care to patients with sudden or unexpected illness or injury. The first use of ambulances in the United States occurred during the: - Civil War Motorized ambulances were first used by which hospital? - Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago Which landmark paper did the National Academy of Sciences publish in 1966? - "Accidental Death and Disability The N...

Which of the following definitions best describes an EMS system? - A system of resources and personnel necessary to provide immediate medical care to patients with sudden or unexpected illness or injury. The first use of ambulances in the United States occurred during the: - Civil War Motorized ambulances were first used by which hospital? - Michael Reese Hospital in Chicago Which landmark paper did the National Academy of Sciences publish in 1966? - "Accidental Death and Disability The N...