Questions and Answers
What is necessary for a fire to ignite?
Oxygen, fuel, and heat
Identify the statement that best describes the letter 'P' in the acronym 'PASS' for operating a fire extinguisher.
Pull the pin at the top of the extinguisher.
Identify the statement that best describes the letter 'A' in the acronym 'PASS'.
Aim at the base of the fire.
Identify the statement that best describes the first 'S' in the acronym 'PASS'.
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Identify the statement that best describes the second 'S' in the acronym 'PASS'.
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Another term for poisonous is _____?
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Which of the following health care considerations would be the most effective when working with patients who have a change in vision?
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Physical hazards are agents that can cause physical injury and tissue damage.
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_____ extends back in history to the earliest of human records.
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Which class of fire extinguishers are water-based extinguishers?
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Never mix any two chemicals together without first verifying _____.
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When dressing for safety, any type of jewelry is acceptable as long as it doesn't get in your way.
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RACE is the acronym to help remember the proper sequence to follow when a fire is discovered.
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Workplace _____ hazards are any physical assault or verbal abuse that is incurred during the course of performing one's duties at work.
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Chemical splashes in the eye should be rinsed a minimum of _____ minutes.
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Study Notes
Fire Safety
- A fire requires three elements to ignite: oxygen, fuel, and heat.
- The acronym 'PASS' aids in operating a fire extinguisher:
- P: Pull the pin at the top of the extinguisher.
- A: Aim at the base of the fire.
- S: Squeeze the handle slowly to release the extinguishing agent.
- S: Sweep from side to side until the fire is extinguished.
Toxicity and Health Considerations
- The term "toxic" is synonymous with poisonous substances.
- When interacting with patients who have vision changes, always identify yourself before entering their space.
Hazards and Safety Protocols
- Physical hazards pose risks of injury and tissue damage, confirming the statement as true.
- Bioterrorism has historical roots dating back to early human records.
- Water-based fire extinguishers fall under Class A, not Class B, C, or D.
Chemical Safety
- Verify chemical compatibility before mixing any two substances to avoid dangerous reactions.
- Jewelry should not be worn in work environments as it may pose safety risks.
Emergency Response
- The acronym 'RACE' is essential for remembering the proper steps to follow when discovering a fire.
- Workplace violence encompasses any physical assault or verbal abuse that may occur during work duties.
First Aid Measures
- In case of chemical splashes to the eye, rinse for a minimum of 15 minutes to ensure proper decontamination.
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Test your knowledge of environmental safety concepts from UWF HSC3034 Chapter 11. This quiz focuses on critical topics such as fire safety measures and the PASS method for using a fire extinguisher. Enhance your understanding and preparedness for emergencies.
