Safety Precautions Flashcards

1
Q

B+, or supply voltages in electronics products, are considered to be:

A

+12 to 30 V DC

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2
Q

Leakage current in an electronic product, between either of the AC power cord conductors and the chassis or any exposed metal parts should not exceed ___.

A

500 Microamps

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3
Q

Shaded components on electronics schematics mean:

A

Only exact replacement parts may be used.

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4
Q

Ingested solder fumes or particles ____.

A

Are toxic

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5
Q

Second degree skin burns should ___.

A

Not be treated with ice or bandage pack.

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6
Q

Rules describing the fire or toxicity retardant types of cabling which may be installed in buildings is contained in ___.

A

NEC Article 770

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7
Q

ESD and static discharge is most destructive to ___.

A

CMOS semiconductors

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8
Q

If you have ever recieved formal training and practiced CPR on a person or dummy, in the event of finding a fellow worker not breathing, you ___.

A

should not attempt it, but call for help.

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9
Q

When working at heights above 6 feet, a __ is required by OSHA rules.

A

Full body harness attached to a lanyard which prevents more than a 6’ drop.

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10
Q

Residual voltage is associated with ___.

A

Charge retained by capacitors.

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