Health And Welfare Flashcards
The doctors given you some medication which of these questions is the most important?
A. Will it make me drowsy on safe at work?
B. Will the medication make me work more slowly?
C. Will my manager need to be told?
D. Will it cause me to oversleep and be late for work
A. Will it make me drowsy on safe at work?
You can catch an infection called to tetanus from contaminated land or water. How does it get into your body?
A. Through your nose when you breathe
B. Through an open cut in your skin.
C. Through your mouth when you eat or drink
D. It doesn’t matter it only affects animals
B. Through an open cut in your skin.
Someone go to the pub at lunchtime and has a couple of pints of beer. what should they do next?
A. Drink plenty of strong coffee then go back to work
B. Stay away from the site for the rest of the day
C. Stay away for an hour then go back to work
D. Eat something with 30 minutes finger back to work
B. Stay away from the site for the rest of the day
Look at the statements about illegal drugs in the workplace. Which is true in relation to site work?
A. People under the influence of illegal drugs at work are a danger to everyone
B. People who take illegal drugs work better and faster
C. People who take illegal drugs take few days of
D. Taking illegal drugs is a personal choice so other people should not worry about it
A. People under the influence of illegal drugs at work are a danger to everyone
White spirit or other solvents should not be used to clean hands because they
A. Strip the protective oil from the skin
B. Remove the top layer of the skin
C. Block the pores of the skin
D. Carry harmful bacteria that attack the skin
A. Strip the protective oil from the skin
If you get a harmful substance on your hands it can pass from your hands to your mouth when you eat. Give two ways to stop this
A. Wear protective gloves when you’re working
B. Wash your hands before eating
C. The barrier cream on your hands before eating
D. Wear protective gloves then turn them inside out before eating
E. What’s your work first then put them on again before eating
A. Wear protective gloves when you’re working
B. Wash your hands before eating
When visiting a site to find that there is nowhere for you to wash your hands. what should you do?
A. Wait until you get home then wash them
B. Go to the local pub and use the wash-basin in the toilet
C. Speak to the site manager about the problem
D. Bring your own hand washing equipment and future
C. Speak to the site manager about the problem
What is the minimum that you should be provided on site for washing hands?
A. Nothing, there is no need to buy washing facilities
B. Running hot water and electric hand dryers
C. A cold water standpipe and paper towels
D. Hot and cold water, soap and a way to dry your hands
D. Hot and cold (or warm water), soap and a way to dry your hands
Direct sunlight on bare skin can cause
A. Dermatitis
B. Rickets
C. Acne
D. Skin cancer
D. Skin cancer
Exposure to engine oil and other mineral oils can cause
A. Skin problems
B. Heart disease
C. Breathing problems
D. Vibration white finger
A. Skin problems
You can get occupational dermatitis from
A. Hard arm vibration
B. Another person with dermatitis
C. Some type of strong chemical
D. Sunlight
C. Some type of strong chemical
You should not rely just on barrier cream to protect your skin from harmful substances because
A. There maybe none available on site
B. Many harmful substances go through it
C. It is difficult to wash off
D. It can irritate your skin
B. Many harmful substances can go through it
When site workers need to handle harmful substances, they should wear protective gloves to help stop
A. Skin disease
B. Vibration white finger
C. Raynaud’s syndrome
D. Arthritis
A. Skin disease
You’re more likely to catch for weils disease or leptospirosis if you
A. Work near wet ground, waterways or sewers
B. Work near air-conditioning units
C. Work on building refurbishment
D. Drink water from a stand pipe
A. Work near wet ground, waterways or sewers
The early signs of Weils disease or leptospirosis can be easily confused with
A. Dermatitis
B. Diabetes
C. Hayfever
D. The flu
D. The flu