What type of hazard is a computer workstation that is not set up properly, causing neck and back pain?

• Ergonomic hazard
• Chemical hazard
• Biological hazard
• Physical hazard

Physical hazards include risks like excessive noise, extreme temperatures, and radiation.

Which of these is a biological hazard?

• Broken glass
• Bleach fumes
• Mold spores
• Loud machinery

What is the term for hazards that result from repetitive movements or poor posture while working?

• ergonomic

Which type of hazard is related to the risk of infection from bacteria, viruses, or other microorganisms?

• biological

Ergonomic hazards are related to the design of workplaces and can cause musculoskeletal injuries.

A construction worker is exposed to loud drilling noises every day. What type of hazard is this?

• Chemical hazard
• Physical hazard
• Biological hazard
• Ergonomic hazard

Biological hazards include viruses, bacteria, and other living organisms that can cause disease.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a physical hazard?

• Extreme heat
• Radiation
• Bacteria
• Sharp edges

What type of hazard is present if a cleaning product gives off harmful fumes?

• Physical hazard
• Chemical hazard
• Biological hazard
• Ergonomic hazard

What type of hazard results from unsafe work practices or conditions, such as working at heights without protection?

• safety

A nurse catches the flu from a patient at the hospital. What type of hazard did the nurse experience?

• Chemical hazard
• Physical hazard
• Biological hazard
• Ergonomic hazard

Which hazard type can result from lifting heavy boxes incorrectly?

• Chemical hazard
• Physical hazard
• Biological hazard
• Ergonomic hazard

Which hazard type is associated with stress, violence, or harassment in the workplace?

• psychosocial

Which of the following best describes a chemical hazard?

• A slippery floor
• A strong acid spill
• A barking dog
• A loud alarm

What is the main risk of a frayed electrical cord in a classroom?

• Biological hazard
• Ergonomic hazard
• Chemical hazard
• Physical hazard

Chemical hazards only refer to substances that are poisonous when touched, not when inhaled or swallowed.

Which of these is an example of a chemical hazard in a science lab?

• Spilled mercury
• Wet floor
• Uncomfortable chair
• Pollen in the air

Psychosocial hazards are only related to physical injuries caused by machinery or equipment.

What type of hazard involves physical factors like noise, vibration, or temperature extremes that can harm workers?

• physical