Labwork - Ekanos Reading - Questions Flashcards

1
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An accident is usually……?

A

caused by several events

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2
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“Human Factors” is the study of human performance concerning?

A

Work and Domestic environment

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3
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Murphy’s Law relates to…?

A

any aspect of human behavior

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4
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A person with claustrophobia…?

A

cannot work on aircraft

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5
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A person with a disability ….?

A

can be job matched to tasks on aircraft

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6
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the physiological response to high levels of stress is …?

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sweating, dryness of the mouth, and difficulties breathing

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7
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The cycle of REM sleep and stages 1-4 sleep occurs…..?

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about every 90 minutes

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8
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In general, for a comfortable working environment….?

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the higher the temperature, the lower the relative humidity should be

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9
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Facility lighting refers to ?

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general lighting in hangars, workshops, etc.

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10
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The lower threshold of noise that will cause permanent damage to hearing if exposed for a long period is?

A

75 Decibels

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11
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Noise is?

A

directly proportional to human error and performance

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12
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Accident rates in the working environment are?

A

related to noise levels

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13
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Vibration frequencies that are likely to cause problems with the hands are in the range?

A

50 to 150 Hertz

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14
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Long shiftwork may cause an engineer to?

A

increase stress

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15
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The term “peer pressure” means?

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sometimes referred to as pressure which is actual or perceived pressure that an individual may feel to conform to what he believes his colleagues expect

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16
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Many areas of aviation have shifted their focus from eliminating error to?

A

preventing and managing errors

17
Q

Changing a wheel is?

A

skilled-based behavior

18
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the Swiss Cheese model is used to demonstrate?

A

that accidents are often caused by many passive and active errors

19
Q

According to Dr. James Reason, two types of human failure can occur?

A

active and latent

20
Q

A violation error is?

A

a deliberate error

21
Q

If an engineer has developed his own method of doing things due to deadline pressure, then it is construed as?

A

a violation

22
Q

The Reason’s Bolt model is used to demonstrate?

A

the possible number of different ways of assembling a component

23
Q

A full functional check on a system will?

A

not show system completeness

24
Q

Your responsibilities in relation to safe working practices extend to those who are?

A

subordinate to you and those who are senior to you

25
Q

Organizational culture(good or bad) is presented by?

A

way of doing things

26
Q

What is the noise level that can cause noise-induced hearing loss?

A

90 Decibels

27
Q

Temporary loss of hearing can be due to?

A

prolonged exposure to noise above 90 Decibels