Silica
56 questions / Silica Mercury Lead Silver Cyanide Noise PPE Health
What is inhalation?
The primary entry route for silica dust.
What is mercury?
A white-silvery color, heavy metal, odorless liquid at room temperature, or commonly found around places like the refinery as a vapor.
What are exposure routes?
Inhalation, ingestion, skin and/or eye contact are forms of this.
What are mirrors, contact switches, smartphones, batteries, solar panels, soldering, chemical production, photography, etc.?
Besides jewelry and tableware, silver is also commonly used for these things. (At least 3)
What are exposure routes?
Inhalation, skin absorption, ingestion, skin/eye contact are all form of this.
What is frequency (wave speed-Hz and duration (time))?
Besides intensity, measured in dB, sound is measured in these two ways.
What is roll/twist, pull, and hold?
-Roll/twist the plug so it will fit in the ear
-Pull (gently) the top of the ear with the opposite hand to open the ear canal
-Hold the plug in the ear until it has expanded fully
This is the proper way to insert ear plugs.
What are entry routes of exposure?
Inhalation, ingestion, absorption, injection/puncture are all known as this.
What are personal controls?
PPE worn properly, housekeeping, equipment maintenance, and personal hygiene are all forms of this.
What are exposure routes?
Inhalation, skin absorption, ingestion, skin or eye contact are forms of this.
What are target organs?
The eyes, gastrointestinal tract, central nervous system, kidneys, blood, and gums are all known as this.
What are engineering controls?
Point source containment and ventilation are forms of this.
What is asphyxia, lassitude (weakness/exhaustion), headache, confusion, nausea, vomiting, increased or decreased respiration, thyroid changes, and blood changes?
These are symptoms of cyanide exposure. (At least 4)
What is a dosimeter?
At site, personal noise samples are taken with this device.
What is a hard hat, safety glasses, high visibility vest or bibs, shirt with sleeves at least 4 inches in length, pants, and hard toe boots?
This is the most basic PPE to be worn on site.
What is chronic exposure?
This is classified as a continuous recurring exposure to toxic substances. Health effects may be prolonged to months or years, but can also have immediate impacts.
i.e. lead, mercury, tobacco, asbestos, formaldehyde
What is a PFT, shaved face, and respirator fit test?
The 3 requirements in order to wear a respirator.
What is Mad Hatter's disease?
Often characterized with behavioral changes, shakes, and tremors, associated with those who treated furs in the 17th century.
What is lead poisoning?
Weakness/exhaustion (lassitude), insomnia, tremors, dementia, stomach pain, kidney disease, and high blood pressure, are all symptoms of this.
What is 14 languages?
-Including French, Thai, Welsh, Swahili
"Silver" and "money" are synonymous in this many different languages.
What is cyanide gas (HCN)?
This is the most toxic form of cyanide.
What is 85 dB?
This is the sound level at which hearing protection should be worn.
What is lead?
While the pink P100 respirator cartridges are used for exposure to dust particles, they are also used for this exposure at site.
What is an acute exposure?
A short exposure or chemical contact, that may last several second to several hours. Health effects may be prolonged to months or years, but can also have immediate impacts.
i.e. dental x-ray radiation, nail polish remover
What are controls?
Road treatments (water sprays, lignin sulfonate)
Ventilation
Removal of dust source (In-Pit)
Rotation through different work areas
-Are all forms of this.
What is biologic monitoring?
The Jerome meter and wipe samples are other forms of monitoring.
Monthly urine mercury samples are a form of this.
What is quarterly blood lead samples, air pump monitoring, and wipe/ghost samples?
The forms of monitoring used for lead exposure are known as this.
What are target organs?
The nasal septum, skin, and eyes are all known as this concerning silver exposure.
What are cigarettes, almonds, apple seeds, burning nylon fibers, chickpeas, dyes, corny spy movies?
Besides the Merrill-Crowe process, these are other areas that one may be exposed to cyanide in their personal lives. (At least 3).
What is 115 dB?
This is the sound level where dual hearing protection should be worn.
What are gloves, leathers, fall protection, goggles, face shields, Tyvek suits, etc.?
Other forms of PPE required for assigned tasks may include these. (At least 3)
What is good personal hygiene?
Frequent hand washing, covering your mouth when you cough or sneeze, flu shots, flushing the toilet, refraining from spitting on the floor, are all forms of this, which helps to stop the spread of germs and bacteria.
What is silicosis?
This is due to irreversible lung damage that is caused by scar tissue in the lungs, thus reducing oxygen exchange from the lungs to the blood stream.
What are symptoms of mercury poisoning?
Tremors, mood swings, weakness, insomnia, weight loss, chest pain, gastrointestinal issues, difficulty breathing and skin/eye irritation are all forms of this. (Not Mad Hatter's disease)
What are engineering controls?
Point source containment and ventilation are known as this.
What is argyria (skin/eye discoloration, and some vision loss)?
Is also a health impact of silver exposure besides, nose, throat/skin irritation, skin ulcers, and stomach issues.
What is, it prevents the body's ability to use oxygen?
-Essentially, it interferes with enzyme production that transfers oxygen from blood to cells and tissues.
This is how cyanide targets the body.
What are the hammer, anvil, and stirrup?
-From there the sound travels to tiny hairs in the cochlea where they are processed by the auditory nerve.
After sound waves are transferred from the outer ear to the ear drum, which vibrates, pressure waves are transferred to the middle ear.
The 3 bones in the middle ear that transfer energy to the cochlea are known as these.
What is outside of the area, or away from areas where food is consumed?
In lunchrooms and break areas, this is where PPE should be kept.
What is urine color?
The easiest indicator for determining dehydration.
What is respirable silica dust?
Any dust particle less than 10 microns.
What are target organs?
-Essentially mercury accumulates in the body, and hinders cells/organs from doing their jobs.
The brain, heart, kidneys, lungs, and immune system are all considered this.
What is proper PPE/respirator use, equipment maintenance, and housekeeping?
Besides personal hygiene, these are forms of personal controls to prevent lead exposure.
What is none?
-Silver is the most conductive known metal, silver ranks a perfect 100 on the conductivity scale (Copper-97, Gold-76)
While silver may be highly conductive, this is more.
What is the central nervous system, cardiovascular system, thyroid, and blood stream?
These are the target organs concerning cyanide exposure.
What is 105 dB?
While we are primarily talking about workplace exposures, hearing conservation can also be practiced in your personal life. This is the dB level of most rock concerts.
What is elimination?
Example: The In-Pit Crusher leaving
This is the best way to control occupational exposures.
What is 0.08 BAC or driving under the influence?
Operating on 4 hrs of sleep or less, is equivalent to this BAC level.
What is half a tennis court (526 ft2 to 702 ft2)?
The approximate surface area of a human lung.
What is Quicksilver?
-This is why mercury is used in thermometers and barometers.
It is often called this (other than mercury), due to its high density and free movement under standard temperature and pressure.
What are older paints and gasoline, solder, pipes, pottery, and bullets?
Outside of Coeur, some other potential personal lead exposures. (At least 3)
What is flammability/ignitability?
Is a noncombustible solid, but has this capability as a dust or powder.
What is the lab, process plant, the Taj, and cyanide yard?
The antidote for cyanide poisoning, amyl nitrite, can be found at these locations.
What is PREVENTABLE?
While personal hearing damage is painless, progressive overtime, and can be eventually permanent, its also has this characteristic.
What is every year?
While hard hats are good for 5 years after their molding date (shown below), the webbing should be replaced this often.
What is housekeeping? (56.20003(a))
-Workplaces, passageways, storerooms, and service rooms shall be kept clean and orderly.
The most common MSHA citation in 2017 for surface metal mines.
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What is physical health??
The condition of your body
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying someone online or on the internet
What is peer pressure?
It is Influence from members of one peer group
What is nutrition?
The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
Uno
This game has been considered the game to ruin friendships and families with its multiple revenge tactics. An updated version called DOS came out last year.
Mariah Carey
Nick Cannon is my ex-husband.
What is emotional health?
The way you recognize and deal with you feelings
What is a phishing email?
An email that tries to get you to provide personal information
Who are your peers?
The people that you spend time with that are the same age as you.
What is Empathy?
Is the ability to imagine and understand how someone else feels.
What is Pokemon?
This franchise is known for its tagline "Gotta Catch 'em All"
Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp)
I have a jar of dirt.
What is mental health?
How you deal with life's demands
Pretending to be someone else via the internet.
What is Catfishing someone?
What is negative peer pressure?
The bad things your friends pressure you to do
Social , Physical, and Mental/Emotional
What are the three areas of health that make up the health triangle?
Who is Mario?
This plumber is on a mission to rescue Princess Peach from the terrible Bowser
Brittany Spears
I lost my kids and shaved my head.
What is social health??
How you interact with people
What is a bystander?
Someone that stands by when someone else is being bullied
What is positive peer pressure?
The good things your friends pressure you to do
What is heredity?
Refers to all the traits that were biologically passed on to you form your parents.
What is Minecraft?
In this game, you harvest blocks to build other blocks
Otay !!!!!
What is mental health?
The ability to take risks influences this part of health
Who is a bully?
Someone that continuously bothers another person.
What is the media?
the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the Internet)
What is your Environment?
Your __________ is the sum of your surroundings, including the physical places in which you lie and the people who make up your world.
What is Fortnite?
In this cartoonish game, 100 players get dropped on an island to battle it out until only one is left.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen (The Olsen Twins).
We were on the show "Full House"
49 questions / In the Begging In the End Pulling Roots ABBR Terms Quiz Med Instruments
What is no, not, without
an-
What is pain
-algia
What is brain
cerebr/o
What is prescription
Rx
what is Cutting into
What does incision mean?
What is the main sugar found in milk
What does lactose mean
What is Palpation
In which of the following does the examiner feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of certain body parts with the hands?
What is inside?
endo-
What is swelling
-edema
What is brest
mamm/o
What is immediately
stat.
The production or origin of cancer
What does carcinogenesis mean?
What is Hemolysis
Which of the following means a substance that causes destruction of red blood cells?
What is Fluoroscope
What is the name of the instrument that projects an x-ray image on a screen in order for the radiologist to view the activity of an organ in real-time?
What is after or behind
post-
What is softening
-malacia
What is kidney
nephr/o
What is orally
p.o.
What is softening
What does malacia mean?
What is Seizure
What does -genic mean?
What is a microscope
An instrument for viewing very small objects
What is against
contra
What is flow or discharge
-rrhea
What is bone
oste/o
What is as needed/ as the occasion arises
p.r.n
What is prolapse
What does ptosis mean
What is An instrument used to measure
What does -metry mean?
What is a colonoscope/coloscope
what instrument is used to examine the lining of the colon?
What half?
hemi-
What is split
-schisis
What is chest
thorac/o
What is within normal limits
WNL
What is otopathy
Which term means any disease of the ear?
What is Neurectomy
Which term means partial or total excision of a nerve?
What is an laparoscope
What is the name of the instrument a laparoscopy
What below
sub-
What is the Process of destroying
-lytic
What is vessel
angi/o
What is, before meals
a.c.
What is Ophthalmoplasty
Which term means surgical repair of the eye?
What is Capable of causing disease
What does pathogenic mean?
What is an MRI
What is a technique for visualizing internal structures based on the magnetic properties of chemical elements within the body?
What is around or circular
circum- , peri-
What is bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge
-rrhage
What is gland
aden/o
What is water
aq.
What is cutting into and cutting out/ removal
What is the difference between incision and excision
What is disorder
What is a disruption of normal function
What is an Endoscope
Which of the following is an illuminated optical instrument for the visualization of the interior of a body cavity or organ?
49 questions / In the Begging In the End Pulling Roots ABBR Terms Quiz Med Instruments
What is no, not, without
an-
What is pain
-algia
What is brain
cerebr/o
What is prescription
Rx
what is Cutting into
What does incision mean?
What is the main sugar found in milk
What does lactose mean
What is Palpation
In which of the following does the examiner feel the texture, size, consistency, and location of certain body parts with the hands?
What is inside?
endo-
What is swelling
-edema
What is brest
mamm/o
What is immediately
stat.
The production or origin of cancer
What does carcinogenesis mean?
What is Hemolysis
Which of the following means a substance that causes destruction of red blood cells?
What is Fluoroscope
What is the name of the instrument that projects an x-ray image on a screen in order for the radiologist to view the activity of an organ in real-time?
What is after or behind
post-
What is softening
-malacia
What is kidney
nephr/o
What is orally
p.o.
What is softening
What does malacia mean?
What is Seizure
What does -genic mean?
What is a microscope
An instrument for viewing very small objects
What is against
contra
What is flow or discharge
-rrhea
What is bone
oste/o
What is as needed/ as the occasion arises
p.r.n
What is prolapse
What does ptosis mean
What is An instrument used to measure
What does -metry mean?
What is a colonoscope/coloscope
what instrument is used to examine the lining of the colon?
What half?
hemi-
What is split
-schisis
What is chest
thorac/o
What is within normal limits
WNL
What is otopathy
Which term means any disease of the ear?
What is Neurectomy
Which term means partial or total excision of a nerve?
What is an laparoscope
What is the name of the instrument a laparoscopy
What below
sub-
What is the Process of destroying
-lytic
What is vessel
angi/o
What is, before meals
a.c.
What is Ophthalmoplasty
Which term means surgical repair of the eye?
What is Capable of causing disease
What does pathogenic mean?
What is an MRI
What is a technique for visualizing internal structures based on the magnetic properties of chemical elements within the body?
What is around or circular
circum- , peri-
What is bleeding, abnormal excessive fluid discharge
-rrhage
What is gland
aden/o
What is water
aq.
What is cutting into and cutting out/ removal
What is the difference between incision and excision
What is disorder
What is a disruption of normal function
What is an Endoscope
Which of the following is an illuminated optical instrument for the visualization of the interior of a body cavity or organ?
25 questions / 4 Parts of Health Internet Safety Peer Pressure Nutrition Others
What is physical health??
The condition of your body
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying someone online or on the internet
What is peer pressure?
Influence from members of one peers group
What is nutrition?
The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
What is health?
The condition of your social, physical, mental, and emotional well-being
What is emotional health?
The way you recognize and deal with you feelings
What is a phishing email?
An email that tries to get you to provide personal information
What is why your family influences peer pressure?
They are the ones who you spend time with.
What is MyPlate?
The history of the food guide in 2011.
What is wellness?
A state of good health achieved by balancing your social, physical, mental, and emotional health
What is mental health?
How you deal with life's demands
What is to get your personal information?
The purpose of a scam
What is negative peer pressure?
The bad things your friends pressure you to do
What are carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids?
The 3 major nutrients you get from foods
What is a health assessment?
A set of questions that allows you to evaluate each of the 4 parts of your health
What is social health??
How you interact with people
What is a bystander?
Someone that stands by when someone is being bullied
What is positive peer pressure?
The good things your friends pressure you to do
How much are 16 grams?
The amount of sugar in a pop tart
What is hygiene?
The practice of keeping clean
What is mental health?
The ability to take risks influences this part of health
Who is a bully?
Someone that continuously bothers a person.
What is the media?
the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the Internet)
What is dehydration?
It can lead to fainting or even death
Why is dirt considered living
Because it has all the species of life in it
25 questions / 4 Parts of Health Internet Safety Peer Pressure Nutrition Others
What is physical health??
The condition of your body
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying someone online or on the internet
What is peer pressure?
Influence from members of one peers group
What is nutrition?
The process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
What is health?
The condition of your social, physical, mental, and emotional well-being
What is emotional health?
The way you recognize and deal with you feelings
What is a phishing email?
An email that tries to get you to provide personal information
What is why your family influences peer pressure?
They are the ones who you spend time with.
What is MyPlate?
The history of the food guide in 2011.
What is wellness?
A state of good health achieved by balancing your social, physical, mental, and emotional health
What is mental health?
How you deal with life's demands
What is to get your personal information?
The purpose of a scam
What is negative peer pressure?
The bad things your friends pressure you to do
What are carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids?
The 3 major nutrients you get from foods
What is a health assessment?
A set of questions that allows you to evaluate each of the 4 parts of your health
What is social health??
How you interact with people
What is a bystander?
Someone that stands by when someone is being bullied
What is positive peer pressure?
The good things your friends pressure you to do
How much are 16 grams?
The amount of sugar in a pop tart
What is hygiene?
The practice of keeping clean
What is mental health?
The ability to take risks influences this part of health
Who is a bully?
Someone that continuously bothers a person.
What is the media?
the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the Internet)
What is dehydration?
It can lead to fainting or even death
Why is dirt considered living
Because it has all the species of life in it
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What is menstruation, breast development, hip widen, taller, pubic hair, underarm hair
List some Female changes during Puberty
over dose, coma, lose friends and families, lose your job, financial troubles.
List some negative consequences of drug use
stress, sadness, trauma
What is causes of Mental illness
What is Flexibility
The ability to move joints fully and easily
What is Sexually Transmitted Infection
What does STI stand for
What is a non communicable disease
A disease that can't be spread from one person to another
9 and 15
What is the earliest Puberty begins and the latest
paint thinners, glue, gasoline
List some examples of inhalants
rehab, therapy
what are some treatment options
What is Physical Activity
Any kind of movement that causes your body to use energy.
True
True or False
Can communicable disease be passed from person to person.
What are some symptoms of asthma
coughing, difficulty breathing, wheezing, chest tightening
mood swings
Give an example of a mental and emotional change you go through during Puberty
What are examples of Narcotics
Codeine, fentanyl, herion
Depression, Anxiety, Panic Attacks,
Name two mental illnesses we learned about
What is Anaerobic Fitness
intense activity that requires little oxygen but short burst of energy
Birth
At what age should people start getting vaccinated
True
True or False
Von Willebrand Disease is inherited
wanting to hang out with your friends more than your peers
What are some social changes during Pubety
What are Hallucinogens
LSD, Mescaline, psilocybini, magic mushrooms
Bi Polar Disorder
This disorder is a combination of a manic phase (a sudden onset of exhilaration and excessive good mood), and a depressive phase (feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, and prolonged sadness)
develop skills, less injury, ability to lift objects easier
What are some benefits of fitness
Condom or Abstinence
What reduces your chances of getting an STI
What is Arthritis
Lack of cartilage and immune system attacks your joints
Testosterone
what is the male hormone responsible for changes during Puberty
What is a drug
A substance natural or synthetic that alters functions in the individual
What is Symptoms of Depression
feelings of despair and hopelessness feeling detached from life and those around you continued fatigue or loss of energy feelings of sadness – crying for no apparent reason inability to concentrate or make decisions thoughts of suicide changes in eating or sleeping patterns persistent or recurring headaches or frequent gastrointestinal upsets Losing interest in activities that are enjoyed
What is Element or Components of Fitness
Cardiovascular, Flexibility, Muscular Strength and Muscular Endurance, Body Composition
washing your hands often
The best way to prevent the spread of disease is by________________________
3%
What percent of children get tourette syndrome
15%
4%
10%
3%
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