PPE
This is what "PPE" stands for.
What is "Personal Protective Equipment"?
Name at least 4 items that must be included in a first-aid kit.
What are Absorbent Compress, Adhesive bandages (variety), adhesive tape, antiseptic, burn treatment, CPR/Breathing Barrier, Hand sanitizer, non-latex medical exam gloves, safety glasses, sterile non-stick gauze pads, triangular bandages
A fall prevention/protection system must be used when working at a height of 6 feet or more. However, in this scenario it should be used no matter the height.
What is when employees are working over dangerous equipment or machinery regardless of distance?
This is the term for reusing or repurposing waste materials instead of tossing them into the trash or a landfill.
What is Recycling?
This is the most common injury in professional soccer.
What are Hamstring strains?
This is the acronym of the government agency created in 1971 that regulates workplace safety.
What is "OSHA"? (Occupational Safety Hazard Administration).
First aid kits need to be checked this often.
What is quarterly?
These two forms of PPE are required in all areas of the plant.
What are Safety Glasses & Safety Shoes?
This infamous "hole" in the ozone layer, nearly nine million square miles in size, lies mostly over what continent?
What is Antarctica?
According to Major League Soccer (MLS) data, this position sustains the most injuries.
What are Midfielders, followed closely by Defenders.
You should inspect your PPE to ensure it’s in good condition and functioning properly at this frequency.
What is before each use?
In most cases, you shouldn't move an accident victim with serious injuries before help arrives, except in this situation.
What is when the victim is in immediate danger: for example, out of a river or in the path of a fire?
This is the name of the document that I can refer to to learn about the hazards associated with a particular chemical found in the workplace. (There are two acceptable answers).
What is a MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet), now called an SDS (Safety Data Sheet)?
This is the two-word name of a ship that in 1989, hit a reef in the Prince William Sound and spilled more than 10 million gallons of crude oil over more than 1,000 miles of coastline.
What is the Exxon Valdez?
Female soccer players are ___ times more likely to suffer an ACL injury than male players.
What is approximately 3 times more likely.
These are two types of hard hats.
What are Type I and Type II? Type I protects only the top of the head. Type II protects the top and sides (lateral) of the head.
These three PPE precautions should be taken to prevent contamination from blood-borne pathogens.
What is the use of gloves, safety glasses and a CPR Barrier?
This is the name of the process for reviewing the potential risks of a task that I am planning to perform.
What is Take 60 Seconds to Think or Pre-Task Planning.
Eventually ordered removed by Reagan, solar panels were installed on the White House roof in the 1970s by this president.
Who is Jimmy Carter?
At the 2014 World Cup, German midfielder Christoph Kramer suffered a head collision that caused him to forget the first half of the final. He was diagnosed with this condition.
What is Concussion-related amnesia?
This is the decibel level at which hearing protection should be worn.
What is 85 decibels?
When applying ice to a sprained ankle, this should be done to protect the skin.
What is place a barrier, such as a thin towel, between the ice pack and the skin to prevent cold injury?
This is the posted speed limit in the parking lot.
What is 10 MPH?
In this Japanese city, whose name is an anagram of Japan’s capital, an international treaty was signed in 1997 relating to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
What is Kyoto?
These are the 4 steps that the the acronym R.I.C.E. stands for in injury management.
What are Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation?