Government Agencies
Safety & Labels
Ergonomics
Vital Signs
Medical Terms
100


Regulates medical devices.


FDA

100

This color on the NFPA label indicates flammability.


red


100

The science of adapting the work environment to the worker.


ergonomics


100

These are the four basic vital signs.


temperature, pulse, respiration, and blood pressure


100

The medical term for fainting.


syncope


200

This agency ensures the safety and effectiveness of disinfectants.


EPA


200

This NFPA color represents health hazards.


Blue

200

The main goal of ergonomics.


 to prevent injury and improve efficiency?


200

This artery is located on the inner wrist near the thumb.


radial artery


200

The medical term for chest pain


angina


300

This agency conducts and supports medical research.


NIH


300

These bacteria are often found in dental unit waterlines.


Legionella


300

The ideal sitting position for dental work.


neutral position


300

This artery is located on the inside of the upper arm near the elbow.


brachial artery


300

A life-threatening allergic reaction


anaphylaxis


400

This agency ensures the safety and health of America’s workers.


OSHA

400

This slimy layer is most often found on moist surfaces such as dental waterlines.


biofilm


400

The sweep of the forearm with the elbow close to the body.


normal horizontal reach


400

The normal adult resting heart rate range.


60–100 beats per minute


400

 medical term for high blood sugar.


hyperglycemia


500

This agency oversees the safety and labeling of prescription drugs.


FDA

500

This NFPA color represents special hazards.


white


500

One of the most important factors in preventing carpal tunnel syndrome.


keeping the wrist in a neutral position


500

The number of phases of Korotkoff sounds.


Five 

500

The medical term for a cerebrovascular accident.


Stroke