This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about occupational health and safety. It addresses various occupational hazards like noise, dust, chemicals, heat/cold exposure. It also covers topics like ergonomics, accident prevention, protective equipment, diseases related to different occupations (e.g. tuberculosis in textile workers). The test examines knowledge about identifying hazards, controlling risks, and principles of occupational hygiene, medicine, and epidemiology.
This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about occupational health and safety. It addresses various occupational hazards like noise, dust, chemicals, heat/cold exposure. It also covers topics like ergonomics, accident prevention, protective equipment, diseases related to different occupations (e.g. tuberculosis in textile workers). The test examines knowledge about identifying hazards, controlling risks, and principles of occupational hygiene, medicine, and epidemiology.
This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about occupational health and safety. It addresses various occupational hazards like noise, dust, chemicals, heat/cold exposure. It also covers topics like ergonomics, accident prevention, protective equipment, diseases related to different occupations (e.g. tuberculosis in textile workers). The test examines knowledge about identifying hazards, controlling risks, and principles of occupational hygiene, medicine, and epidemiology.
This document contains a multiple choice test with questions about occupational health and safety. It addresses various occupational hazards like noise, dust, chemicals, heat/cold exposure. It also covers topics like ergonomics, accident prevention, protective equipment, diseases related to different occupations (e.g. tuberculosis in textile workers). The test examines knowledge about identifying hazards, controlling risks, and principles of occupational hygiene, medicine, and epidemiology.
1. Occupational health problems in developing countries face some additional challenges, problems in rural area mostly one of the following challanges: a. Export of hazards b. Inadequate infrastructure and human resources c. Transnational problems d. Economic development e. Relationship between the workplace and the home environment
2. Occupational health and safety is everyone responsibility. The right to know about occupational and enviromental hazards, particularly conducting the need assessment of evaluating the hazards and side effects is on the shoulders of: a. Owners and employers b. Physicians who are employed by the management c. Community d. The government e. Supervisor
3. Important science discipline related to occupational health in human factor engineering to provide a satisfactory environment in which the worker can undertake the task required without undue physical or mental strain is specialization of: a. Anthropology b. Toxicology c. Epidemiology d. Ergonomic e. Sociology
4. Occupational health and safety act require everyone in the workplace have to work together to identify and control the hazards. One of the factors which can decrease productivity and related with family support is: a. Work related disease b. Nutritional conditional c. Work environment d. Mental/psychological condition e. Supervision
5. To solve occupational health problems, we need multi-disciplines approach. What is the important science related to group surveillance program? a. Epidemiology b. Toxicology c. Law d. Ergonomic e. Enviromental engineering
6. Workers in airport will expose to a certain physical hazard which is not predictable by workplace monitoring only. Which of the following hazards can cause the disease after cumulative exposure? a. Noise b. Temperature c. Dust d. Humidity e. Illumination
7. Workers in transportation such as drivers or construction workers are potentially exposed to: a. Heat b. Cold c. Dust d. Vibration e. Illumination
8. Effect of extreme pressure most commonly encountered in a diving setting is: a. White finger syndrome b. Rashes c. Chilblains d. Air embolism e. Immersion foot
9. Extreme temperature at stroke among the workers, one of the first aid we suppose to do is: a. Do not give any fluid b. Lift down the feet c. Have the person to sit down. d. Apply the cold compresses. e. Take of the clothes and shoes.
10. A worker is recently dianosed having cataract. He notes to the physicians that two workers in his shop had developed cataract over the last 5 years. What kind of potential hazards in his work? a. Non ionizing radiation b. Vibration c. Hyperbaric situation d. Chemical substan e. Electric and magnetic transmission
11. Midwives will contact with patients body fluid during delivery, what kind of appropriate protictive equipment should be used by workers to protect splashes to their body? a. Masker b. Plastic gown c. Goggle d. Double gloves e. Full face masker
12. Working in hot climate above 41 o C may caused unconsciousness such as the following situation: a. Heat cramps b. White finger c. Heat stroke d. Heat rashes e. Heat exhaustion 13. Occupational disease which is potential to be found in textile industry or agriculture due to prolog exposure to dust is a. Tubercolosis b. Asthma c. Chronic bronchitis d. Emphysema e. Pneumoconiosis PHOP IV
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14. Sewer and canal workers may contaminate with smudged and dirty water which possible transmit the following a. Yellow fever b. Ankylostomiosis c. Brucellosis d. Leptospirosis e. Antrax
15. Health care workers with high pressure condition like in emergency/ operation room might higher risk to get occupational injury. Which of the following water borne disease is preventable by immunzation? a. Hepatitis B b. Hepatitis A c. HIV d. Citomegalo virus infection e. Syphilis
16. Behavioral and psychosomatic disorder disorders among factory labors working in the night shift with low wages and overload capacity might be happened caused by: a. Environmental and b. Environmental and c. Physical stressor d. Individual psychosocial factors e. Social support stressor
17. Manifestation of work stress which needs immediate investigation to prevent further episode is: a. Mental illness b. Accidents c. Disease d. Loss of productivity e. Low morale
18. Ergonomic factors affecting workers health working in warehousing or heavy engineering mostly due to: a. Posture b. Movement c. Repetitive work
19. Prevention of occupational accidents can be done by management staff which is also administrative control is: a. Designing a comfortable equipments b. Designing warning sign c. Designing ergonomic machines d. Conducting accident investigation e. Evaluating the mechanic of human gait
20. The most common health effect of lifting and handling excessive objects among workers is: a. LBP b. Osteoporosis c. Carpal tunnel syndrome d. Osteoarthitis of hip e. Lower limbs pain
a. Physical Hazard b. Chemical hazard c. Biological hazard d. Phychological hazard e. Ergonomic
21. Workers who are expected to operate machines with poor control, sited at inappropriate heights or distances; in uncomfortable environment is problem of 22. Inter individual relationship at work 23. The hazard of a given exposure depends on the toxicity of the substance and the duration and intensity of contact with the substance 24. Hand washing is one of general control in the workplace to prevent the hazard 25. Increase in accident or injuries, absenteeism, turnover of employees, poor product quality, customer complains, increase in overtime and presence of cumulative trauma disorder are indicators od the problem
For number 26 to 30 a. Direct cause of accident b. Indirect caused of accident c. Root caused of accident d. Human factor e. Environmental factor
26. Poor lighting condition 27. Using medicines or drugs 28. Smoking in prohibited area 29. Insufficient procedures and safety training for normal and emergency situations 30. Poor insulation, high voltage at the workplace 31. Many accidents are caused by multifactorial and difficult to sumerize. Important factorwhich cause accident due to human factor is: a. Work load b. Time of work per day c. Experience d. Industrial relations e. Type of work
32. Toxicity of materials as the product from an industry is influenced by: a. Duration of Exposure to the material b. Illumination during the process c. Combination of the row materials d. Mixing process e. Heating process
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33. Wrong position for sometime like in the picture can cause the following condition: a. Tension Type headache b. Low back pain c.Carpal tunnel syndrome d. Eye disorder e. Arthritis 34. Polyethylene terephthalate commonly abbreviated PET of PETE is a thermoplastic polymer resin of the polyster family and is used in synthetic fibers; beverage, food and other liquid containers. PET has resin identification code to identify the material. Which of the following PET code is used as soft drink bottle? a. b. c. d. e. 35. Which of the following workplace hazard is not suitable for this type of job? a. Physical hazards
b. Biological hazards
c. Chemical hazard d. Psychosocial hazards e. Ergonomics problems and accidents
For questions number 36 to 40, refer to the options below: a. Occupational disease b. Work related disease c. Occupational medicine d. Occupational hygiene 36. Healthcare personnel should use appropriate mask in taking care tuberculosis patients in hospital (Occupational Hygiene) 37. Asthmatic patients can be exacerbated during work hours particularly if there is no dust control in the work place (Work related disease) 38. Applied science concerned with identification, measurement, appraisal of risk and control to acceptable standards of workplace (Occupational Hygiene) 39. A branch of medicine concerned with the prevention and treatment of occupational disease and primarily a branch of preventive medicine, with some therapeutic functions (occupational medicine) 40. lead intoxication can cause health effect to the workers and also the surrounding community.
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UAS 1. The most dangerous occupation wich often must be done in extreme heat or cold, in windy, rainy, snowy, or foggy weather, or at night. Intermittent and seasonal work with episodic employment and frequent change employer is : a. Agriculture b. Construction site sector c. Transportation sector (Land, Water and Air) d. Petroleum, gas and mining sector e. Industrial sector 2. Human carcinogen which is dealing with lifestyle is a. Hepatitis B b. UV c. Tobacco d. Coal Tar Ointment e. Radium 3. Dermatophytoses or dermatitis among animal handlers or ranches can be avoided by preventive measure such as a. personal hygiene b. immunization c. antitoxin d. dust control e. identification of infected animal 4. Transportation sector has a big risk for injury and accident. The main cause of transportation accident is : a. Inconsistency in application of regulation controlling b. Undisciplinary of operator in transportation sector c. Ignore the occupational health and safety program d. No Punishment for undisciplinary people e. Quality of human resources 5. The best and cost effective prevention of rabies for vertenarians, hunter people handling wild or identified animal is a. prophylaxis is antibiotic b. universal body substance precautions c. sanitary disposal human feces d. immunization to human contact and certain animal species e. personal hygiene 6. anthrax infection amongs hide skinners or veterinarians, have existed for many years, escalating concern about the use of anthrax as weapon for mass destruction (bioterrorism) based on the fact that : a. no effective vaccination is avaiable b. It can cause suddent death c. Antitoxin and treatment is not existing d. Anthrax spore remains for a long period e. Identification of infected animal is very difficult 7. What should be the proper medical test as a routine surveilance among textile industry labors? a. X-ray b. Blood pressure c. Lung function test d. ECG e. Lipid level 8. Musculoskeletal disorders among construction workers can be prevented by: a. Working in comfortable temperature b. Using appropriate ppropriate gown c. Ensuring the lighting is good d. Avoiding manual handling and use mechanical aids like lifting devices e. Using protective device such as helmet 9. War illnes in military personals with symptoms like tiredness, headache, and lack of concentration, memory loss and numbness might be due to : a. Chronic fatigue syndrome b. Multiple chemical sensitivity c. Neurasthenia d. Psychological distress e. PTSD 10. A doctor in oil company should aware before many accident happened in the field area. What is the responsibility of an oil company doctor? a. Asses the environmental condition of work b. Provide labels and warning sign c. Provide protective equipment d. Preparing for a comfortable working environment and safe e. Provide health insurance 11. The most important part to identify the medical problem related to occupational work is: a. The occupational history b. History taking c. Physical examination d. Chest x-ray e. Pulmonary function test 12. There are many strategies to prevent occupational disease among health care workers. Personal protective equipment is required for this strategy: a. Hands or skin should be washed immediately and carefully if blood contact occurs b. Contaminated surfaces should be disinfected with 5% sodium hypochlorite c. Aseptic technique and sterilization d. Mucous membrane, including the eyes and mouth should be protected e. Health education concerning transmission of blood borne infections 13. Workers with mainly physical work are potential to acquired compression on median nerve at the wrist leading to numbness in finger, this type of occupational disease known as: a. Neurological of occupational caused by physical factors b. Occupation related compressive neuropathy c. Occupational spasm d. CTS e. Neuroborelliosis 14. Health care workers should assume that the blood and body substances of all patients are potential sources of infection, regardless of the diagnosis, or PHOP IV
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presumed infectious status. The statement is the main principle of? a. Patients savety b. Standard or universal precaution c. Occupational health and safety program d. Infection control e. Nosocomial prevention 15. Every effort to replace carcinogenic substance and agent for non-carcinogenic and less harmful alternatives is part of: a. a. engineering control b. b. medical control c. c. management control d. d. community control e. e. ergonomic 16. Working with tractors or other farm equipments in agriculture such as motor vehicle and sharp tools for cutting and pruning can cause following health hazard: a. Musculoskeletal disorder b. Respiratory disorder c. Traumatic injury d. Toxification e. Dermatitis 17. One of the nosocomial infection with long incubation period which clinical onset usually occurs after the patient discharged from the hospital is a. Cancer b. Stroke c. Broncopneumonia d. Hepatitis B e. HIV 18. Medical student injured by a hollow needle will get higher risk toward blood borne infection compare to solod needle because : a. Difference on duration of exposure b. Device was visibly contaminated with blood c. The tickness of the needle d. Viral load of the source e. Different in quantity of blood or body fluid exposed 19. Control and prevention of occupational TBC strategy intend to examine latent TB infection among vulnerable population can apply one of the following measure a. a. sputum examination b. b. test tuberculin c. c. vaccinated by BCG if tuberculin test negative d. d. periodic x-ray e. e. health education 20. Which of the disease is not preventable by immunization? a. Hepatitis A and B b. Malaria c. Rubella d. Tetanus e. Influenza 21. A 6 years old child hospitalized because of dengue fever, after 3 days the patient start a new complaints such as cough & dyspnea with probability of bronchopneumonia. Which of the following type of transmission is the most possible way as the transmission od nosocomial infection? a. Blood borne transmission b. Water borne spread c. Common-vehicle spread d. Air borne spread e. Vector borne spread 22. Health professional working in operating theater got sick building syndrome, karena a. Poor indor air quality b. Volatile organic compound c. Air condition d. Outgassing of Building material e. Improper exhaust ventilation A. Sporadic B. Endemic C. Hyperendemic D. Epidermic E. Outbreak 23. an increase rate occurence but not at level seroius epidemic= E 24. specific geaographic area and over defined time period= B 25. definited increase of disease above expected endemic occurrence= D 26. appear take gradual increase in area benyond the expected number of case= C 27. case occurs occasionalling an irregulary without any specific pattern= A 28. what should be the respone if you get needle stick injury after taking blood from pasient a. report to your supervisor b. do lab testing c. find out the potential riskof patient d. take a prophylaxis related drug e. clean up to injured wih soap and water 29. which following group not get nasocomical ? a. member of medical staff b. visitor c. heath volunter d. adm. Officer e. cleaning service 30. potential occupational hazard to a surgeon is a. violence threat b. restructing c. antineoplastic drug d. waste anasthetic gas e. ionizing radiation such as lasers 31. Child labors are susceptible group, what is the main hazard toward children working in family farm? a. Pesticide ingestion b. Fatal farm accident c. Falls victim to drowning d. Repetitive trauma e. Helminthitiasis 32. Proper personel protective equipment for farmers in order to avoid pesticide ingestion is : a. Eye protector b. Rubber protective boots c. Apron d. Gloves PHOP IV
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e. Respirator i. Legislative control ii. Management control iii. Medical control iv. Engineering control v. Government 33. Creating and enforcing the standards of health and safety in workplace 34. Conducting a regular medical check up for all workers 35. Providing helmet and thick glove for constructing workers 36. Implementing regulations and laws related to occupational health and saety programme 37. Ensuring the implementation on the standard of catering supply/food in the office canteen always in good condition and not contaminated 38. Designing a machine: smooth, comfortable, time efficient motions 39. Evaluating the mechanics of human gait to determine forces acting between the floor surface and the sole of the shoe 40. Designing warming sign