Chapter 2.2: Fire and Safety Hazards Flashcards

1
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What are the three types of burns?

A

First degree, second degree, third degree,

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2
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Describe a first degree burn

A

Red, sensitive, slightly swollen

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3
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Describe a second degree burn

A

More painful than first degree, blisters

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4
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Describe a third degree burn

A

White and soft or black, leathery, and hard, does not have feeling

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5
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What are the types of cuts?

A

Abrasion, laceration, avulsion, puncture

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6
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Describe abrasion

A

A minor cut caused by rubbing (ex: carpet burn)

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7
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Describe laceration

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A cut or tear in the skin, deep lacerations may require stitches (ex: knife cut)

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8
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Describe avulsion

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A cut that removes a piece of skin or part of the body (ex: cut off fingertip)

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9
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Describe puncture

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A wound resulting from a sharp object piercing the skin

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10
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What are the causes of strains, sprains, and falls?

A

Twisting or wrenching your body out of its normal position, often by tripping or falling

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11
Q

What are the six protective articles of chef’s clothing?

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Toque, scarf, jacket, apron, pants, close-toed shoes

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12
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What is some additional safety gear? (not necessary most of the time)

A

Goggles, mask, rubber gloves

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13
Q

Keep your knives ___.

A

Sharp

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14
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Keep your knives ___ and safely ___.

A

Organized, stored

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15
Q

If a knife falls, ___ ___ ___ ___ ___.

A

Move out of the way

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16
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Pass the knife by ___ on the ___.

A

Placing, counter

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17
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When carrying a knife, walk with the blade ___ ___ and at your ___.

A

Pointed down, side

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18
Q

Wear ___ ___ ___ when using a knife.

A

Mesh cutting gloves

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19
Q

Keep your hands and knives ___ and ___.

A

Clean, dry

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20
Q

Do not let your work area become ___. (knife handling)

A

Cluttered

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21
Q

Always use ___ ___ when using cutting machines.

A

Guards properly

22
Q

Keep your hands away from ___ and ___ ___.

A

Sharp, jagged edges

23
Q

Clean up broken glass ___ ___ with a ___.

A

Right away, broom

24
Q

When cleaning broken glass, ask people nearby to ___ where they are.

A

Stay

25
Q

How do you prevent burns from a hot pan?

A

Use oven mitts or a towel when carrying

26
Q

How do you prevent burns from steam?

A

Open the lid of a pot opposite your face (so the steam is directed away from you)

27
Q

How do you prevent burns from oven heat?

A

Open the door a little before opening fully to let out excess heat

28
Q

How do you prevent burns from hot oil or grease?

A

Dry food before adding it to oil, lower carefully

29
Q

How do you avoid slips and falls?

A

Pay attention to where you are going, keep floors and walkways clean and free of obstruction

30
Q

When do you clean up spills?

A

Whenever you cause them or see them

31
Q

How do you clean up spills?

A

Tell the people around you that the floor is wet and clean it with a mop or absorbent towels

32
Q

How do you lift or move heavy objects?

A

Bend your knees and use your legs, not your back, for strength

33
Q

How do you use a ladder?

A

Lean it at an angle, make sure it won’t slide or slip, get help if you need it

34
Q

How do you drive if asked to drive for work?

A

Ensure the car is functional, take extra precautions in difficult conditions, avoid distractions, follow safe driving procedures (ETAF)

35
Q

What are the three items of a basic first aid kit?

A

Bandages, ointment, tweezers

36
Q

Emergency Procedure for Burns

A

Remove heat source and soak in cool water

37
Q

Emergency Procedure for Cuts

A

Clean, cover, and wear gloves

38
Q

Emergency Procedure for Strains, Sprains, and Broken Bones

A

Rest and elevate injury, apply ice, and seek medical attention

39
Q

Emergency Procedure for Heimlich Maneuver

A

Used in case of choking, upward thrust

40
Q

Emergency Procedure for CPR

A

Used in case of the ceasing of heartbeat and breathing, press the chest of victim 100 bpm (get training)

41
Q

Emergency Procedure for AED

A

Used in case of ceasing of heartbeat, device that shocks heart into starting (get training)

42
Q

Emergency Procedure for Anaphylactic Shock

A

Call 911, administer allergy medication, have person lie flat and raise feet 12 inches

43
Q

What is the acronym for preparing for emergencies?

A

On hand supplies
Batteries in devices
Procedures known
Locked doors at night
Alarms on

44
Q

There are ___ ___ all employers and employees should know about safety.

A

Federal regulations

45
Q

What does OSHA stand for?

A

Occupational
Safety and
Health
Administration

46
Q

What does OSHA do?

A

Sets and enforces workplace standards

47
Q

What is Hazard Communication Standard (HCS)?

A

Employers have to tell their employees about any hazardous chemicals on the job

48
Q

What is MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)?

A

A sheet that describes the hazards posed by a chemical, required of all hazardous chemicals

49
Q

What are Accident Illness Reports and Records?

A

All accidents and illnesses must be reported immediately (or soon after) and recorded

50
Q

What is worker’s compensation?

A

Money provided by the state to a worker that became injured or ill on the job to pay what they might lose in sick days and medical bills

51
Q

What is a safety audit?

A

An inspection of every aspect of a workplace to ensure its safety