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1. What should you do if you get bitten or scratched by an animal on duty? (Select 2)

a. Wash the wound with warm soapy water
b. Use hand sanitizer to disinfect the wound
c. Seek medical attention immediately
d. Call your partner for backup

2. Which PPE is appropriate for every animal handling situation?

a. Lead
b. Towels
c. Gloves
d. Gurney

3. You are called to capture a dog that is hiding in a barn. When you approach the dog it makes itself smaller by lowering its head, body, and ears. His tail is tucked and his hackles are up. The dog is telling you that he feels ____.

a. Threatened
b. Afraid
c. Calm
d. Guarded

4. Which PPE may not be used on cats?

a. Towel
b. Restraint bag
c. Crate
d. Catch pole

5. What is the best way to approach a fearful dog? (Select 2)

a. Look the dog in the eyes
b. Talk loudly and make big hand gestures
c. Crouch on the ground
d. Turn the front of your body away from the dog

1. Section 4 of the SDS contains information about:

a. Emergency first-aid measures divided according to chemical route of entry
b. Indications of immediate medical attention and special treatment needed
c. The most important acute symptoms of exposure
d. Delayed symptoms of exposure
e. All of the above

2. Section 4 of the SDS contains information about symptoms of exposure according to route of entry, but chemicals generally pose the same health hazards regardless of how they enter the body.

a. True
b. False

3. Safety Data Sheets are generic documents that provide broad safety guidelines for groups of chemicals found in the workplace.

a. True
b. False

4. Section 2 of the SDS (Hazard Identification) includes symbols or pictograms, which are based on the chemical’s…

5. Which of the following is NOT information that would be found in Section 11 of the SDS covering toxicological information?

a. Ecotoxicity (aquatic or terrestrial)
b. The likely routes of exposure
c. Numerical measure of toxicity, such as acute toxicity estimates
d. Chronic effects from short- and long-term exposure
e. The chemical’s listing status under the National Toxicology Program (NTP) Report on Carcinogens

Preventing Slips, Trips, and Falls

1. What step(s) should you take after identifying a slip, trip, or fall hazard?

a. Clean, communicate, inspect, and report
b. Notify staff and avoid
c. Ignore

2. It’s a cold and blustery winter day and you need to get out of your car and into your building. Your path to the building is riddled with long stretches of ice. What is the best way to walk on a slippery surface or through a patch of ice?

a. Run up and attempt to slide across the ice
b. Sprint across the ice
c. Crawl across the ice on your hands and knees
d. Walk slowly and take shorter steps while pointing your toes to the sides

3. What three forces are the factors working against you if you happen to slip?

a. Gravity, friction, and momentum
b. Hunger, thirst, and fatigue
c. Temperature, barometric pressure, and moisture

4. What are the areas you need to recognize as potential tripping hazards?

5. When does a trip occur?

a. When there is too little friction between the floor and your footwear
b. All of the time if you’re practicing physical comedy
c. When a foot or lower leg hits an object and the upper body continues moving

1. What should you do if you encounter a chemical without a warning label?

a. Be extra careful not to spill the contents, because you don’t know what chemicals are present
b. Wear extra PPE since you need to safeguard yourself against the worst possible hazard
c. Nothing, just ignore the problem and leave the container alone
d. Notify your supervisor or other designated person immediately
e. Empty the content down the drain

2. The ______ is responsible for ensuring that SDS documents are available during each work shift, but the ______ is responsible for notifying someone if an SDS is NOT found for a chemical.

3. Health hazard effects that impact the body over a longer period of time or over the course of long-term exposure (such as lung cancer) are said to be:

a. Acute effects
b. Physical effects
c. Chronic effects
d. Toxic effects

4. Chemicals with a low ____________ ignite very easily.

a. Volume
b. Smoke point
c. Flash point
d. Hazard rating

5. Volatility describes how easily a chemical _________.

a. Ignites
b. Combines with other chemicals
c. Turns into a liquid
d. Turns into a gas

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