Food Safety
Fire Safety
Chemical Safety
Body Mechanics
Guidelines/Regulations
100

A sickness that results from eating food that is not safe

A Foodborne Illness

100

In an emergency situation, you should the secondary exit when...

The primary exit is blocked/inaccessible

100

SDS stands for...

Safety Data Sheet

100

To push an object, use the strength in your...

legs

100

High traffic areas in a healthcare facility should be cleaned every...

day (daily)

200

Symptoms of foodborne illness resemble...

The Flu

200

You can confine a fire to an area by...

Closing the doors and windows

200

If a chemical does not have a label...

Do not use it

200

Lying flat on your back is called...

supine position

200

A rule made and maintained by an authority...

regulation

300

Patients should be placed in an ____ position during mealtimes.

Upright

300

RACE stands for...

Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate

300

Safety Data Sheets are required by...

OSHA

300

If a patient is too heavy to move alone, you should...

Ask a co-worker for help

300

It is the responsibility of _____ to maintain a clean facility.

all healthcare workers

400

Perishable foods should not be left at room temperature for more than...

2 hours

400

When using a fire extinguisher, you should point the nozzle...

At the base of the fire

400

When handling chemicals, you should read the label ___ times.

3

400

When lifting a heavy box, bend at your...

hips and knees

400

Caring for a person's physical, mental, and emotional well being by adapting the environment and preventing injury...

ergonomics

500

Surfaces that touch food should be sanitized in order to...

Destroy microorganisms

500

The most common type of fire extinguisher is...

ABC

500

The _________ requires that employees are made aware of all hazardous chemicals in the workplace.

Hazard Communication Standard

500

During a patient transfer, the wheelchair should be placed..

Beside the bed and against the wall

500

Protects human health and the environment and enforces specific regulations in healthcare, including proper disposal of bio-hazardous waste.

EPA (Environmental Protection Agency)