1. Occupational health and safety refers to:
2. These are biological hazards except:
3. Any activity/substance/situation that has a potential to cause injury to a health worker in a working environment is termed as:
4. Nurses and Midwives are legally charged with the responsibility of protecting themselves, patients, colleagues from infections by use of hand washing. All these are done before hand washing except:
5. After administering an injection to a patient this is not disposed off in a safety box:
6. All these must be present in a working environment for an occupational accident to occur:
7. A nurse or midwife conducting delivery in labor room prevents amniotic fluid from splashing into the mouth by use of:
8. The most appropriate container for disposal of used dressings after wound care is:
9. Working overtime due to many patients is an example of:
10. These diseases are associated with exposure to psycho-social hazards except:
11. ...................……………… refers to infection control measures designed to protect health workers from exposure to biological hazards.
12. These actions control workplace cross-infections except
13. All these are common routes for chemical hazard exposure at the workplace except:
14. The gas responsible for poisoning in most health facility kitchens is:
15. Which of these is the most important aim of occupational safety and health:
16. When a wound is created by dry heat, it is termed as:
17. What is the key component of vulnerability in disaster management?
18. What does disaster risk refer to?
19. What is meant by acceptable risk in disaster management?
20. Which of the following is an example of a slow-onset disaster?
21. What key component of disaster management encompasses factors like age, immune status, and pre-existing health conditions?
22. Which type of disaster results from failures or malfunctions of technological systems or human-made structures?
23. What does the post-impact phase of disaster management focus on?
24. Which term is used for the geographic area and social dimension impacted by a disaster?
25. What type of disaster can cause extensive damage, social disruption, and interrupt lifeline services?
26. What is the role of epidemiology in disaster analysis?
27. What term is used for events like earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, wildfires, and pandemics?
28. Which level of prevention aims to prevent exposure to hazards in the first place?
29. What is the hierarchy of controls prioritization based on effectiveness?
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