TPC 205.1 ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND
PROTECTION ACTUAL TEST BANK FULL
SOLUTION WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● using extension cords if fixed wiring is not available
Answer: Each of the following practices is considered a way to protect
against electrocution EXCEPT _____.
●● Voltage
Answer: Which of the following is a measure of the electrical force that
seems to push the current along?
●● Remove the power cord from service
Answer: What action is required if the ground prong is missing from the
male end of a power cord?
●● electrical current
Answer: Whenever two wires are at different voltages, _____ will pass
between them if they are connected.
●● Make sure the systems are deenergized
Answer: To prevent electrocution, what should workers do before
performing repair work on electrical systems?
, ●● Current and duration
Answer: The severity of injury from electrical shock depends on which
two factors below?
●● 10 amps
Answer: Cardiac arrest, severe burns, and death is probable if a worker
receives an electrical shock of _____.
●● over 600 volts
Answer: OSHA classifies any use of electrical service _____ as high
voltage.
●● 10
Answer: Electrical currents above _____ milliamperes may have a
paralyzing or "freezing" effects on muscles.
●● Wet skin
Answer: Which of the following will result in lower resistance and
greater risk of injury when shocked?
●● Test the circuit to verify that it is deenergized
Answer: What should you do to verify an electrical circuit is
deenergized prior to working on it?
PROTECTION ACTUAL TEST BANK FULL
SOLUTION WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
●● using extension cords if fixed wiring is not available
Answer: Each of the following practices is considered a way to protect
against electrocution EXCEPT _____.
●● Voltage
Answer: Which of the following is a measure of the electrical force that
seems to push the current along?
●● Remove the power cord from service
Answer: What action is required if the ground prong is missing from the
male end of a power cord?
●● electrical current
Answer: Whenever two wires are at different voltages, _____ will pass
between them if they are connected.
●● Make sure the systems are deenergized
Answer: To prevent electrocution, what should workers do before
performing repair work on electrical systems?
, ●● Current and duration
Answer: The severity of injury from electrical shock depends on which
two factors below?
●● 10 amps
Answer: Cardiac arrest, severe burns, and death is probable if a worker
receives an electrical shock of _____.
●● over 600 volts
Answer: OSHA classifies any use of electrical service _____ as high
voltage.
●● 10
Answer: Electrical currents above _____ milliamperes may have a
paralyzing or "freezing" effects on muscles.
●● Wet skin
Answer: Which of the following will result in lower resistance and
greater risk of injury when shocked?
●● Test the circuit to verify that it is deenergized
Answer: What should you do to verify an electrical circuit is
deenergized prior to working on it?
