COHN EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS |
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OSHA Medical Removal and Placement required for which toxins? - correct answer-Lead,
Benzene, Formaldehyde
How many years to keep records for Medical Surveillance Program? - correct answer-30
years
What is the calculation for Incident Rate for Recordable Accidents? - correct answer-
#recordable accidents * 200,000 divided by total number of hours worked in a year at the
site
OPIM - correct answer-Other potentially infectious materials
Loss Runs - correct answer-a document that records the history of claims made against a
commercial insurance company. It's how a carrier determines the reserve amount.
Where should you send records of employees with known carcinogen exposures if
employer goes out of business? - correct answer-According to OSHA Cancer Policy,
records should be sent to NIOSH.
MBO - correct answer-management by objectives
IME - correct answer-Independent Medical Examination
Metabolite of Toluene - correct answer-Hippuric Acid
pneumoniconiosis - correct answer-a collective term for lung diseases caused by dust,
including: coal, silica, asbestos, and cotton
titrium - correct answer-Radioactive isotope. Exposure tested by urine assay
Calcium EDTA - correct answer-primary chelating treatment of choice for lead poisoning
Symptoms of Duodenal Ulcer - correct answer-mid morning paid relieved by eating
Symptoms of Gastric Ulcer - correct answer-Food sometimes aggravates pain of gastric
ulcer.
EAT AND THE PAIN GETS WORSE.
, Three Chelating Agents - correct answer-EDTA, d-Penicillamine, Calcium disodium
versenate
Lead Standard Biological Monitoring - correct answer-Blood Lead Levels (PbB) and Zinc
Protoporphyrin (ZPP)
S&S Hypokalemia - correct answer-shallow respirations, paralytic ileus, leg muscle
weakness
Four Phases of the EAP - correct answer-1. Problem Assessment
2. Short term counseling
3. Referral to Inpatient or Other Provider
4. f/u and Network Maintenance
Standard Threshold Shift (STS) - correct answer-a change of 10 dB or more at 2000, 3000,
and 4000 Hz
Minamata Bay, Japan - correct answer-Site of serious exposure to methyl mercury (organic)
through contamination of shellfish.
PEL - correct answer-Permissible Exposure Limit - determined by OSHA, enforced by law
TWA - correct answer-Time Weighted Average
TLVs - correct answer-Threshold Limit Values
STEL - correct answer-Short Term Exposure Limit
REL - correct answer-Recommended Exposure Limit
PEL - for noise - correct answer-90 dB
Noise Limit for OSHA Hearing Conservation Standard - correct answer-85 dB TWA over 8
hours
Physical Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-noise, heat, cold, vibration,
radiation
Biological Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-bacteria, viruses, fungi,
mold, parasites
Chemical Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-toxic metals, solvents,
pesticides, additives, and stabilizers
LATEST UPLOAD| GRADED A+
OSHA Medical Removal and Placement required for which toxins? - correct answer-Lead,
Benzene, Formaldehyde
How many years to keep records for Medical Surveillance Program? - correct answer-30
years
What is the calculation for Incident Rate for Recordable Accidents? - correct answer-
#recordable accidents * 200,000 divided by total number of hours worked in a year at the
site
OPIM - correct answer-Other potentially infectious materials
Loss Runs - correct answer-a document that records the history of claims made against a
commercial insurance company. It's how a carrier determines the reserve amount.
Where should you send records of employees with known carcinogen exposures if
employer goes out of business? - correct answer-According to OSHA Cancer Policy,
records should be sent to NIOSH.
MBO - correct answer-management by objectives
IME - correct answer-Independent Medical Examination
Metabolite of Toluene - correct answer-Hippuric Acid
pneumoniconiosis - correct answer-a collective term for lung diseases caused by dust,
including: coal, silica, asbestos, and cotton
titrium - correct answer-Radioactive isotope. Exposure tested by urine assay
Calcium EDTA - correct answer-primary chelating treatment of choice for lead poisoning
Symptoms of Duodenal Ulcer - correct answer-mid morning paid relieved by eating
Symptoms of Gastric Ulcer - correct answer-Food sometimes aggravates pain of gastric
ulcer.
EAT AND THE PAIN GETS WORSE.
, Three Chelating Agents - correct answer-EDTA, d-Penicillamine, Calcium disodium
versenate
Lead Standard Biological Monitoring - correct answer-Blood Lead Levels (PbB) and Zinc
Protoporphyrin (ZPP)
S&S Hypokalemia - correct answer-shallow respirations, paralytic ileus, leg muscle
weakness
Four Phases of the EAP - correct answer-1. Problem Assessment
2. Short term counseling
3. Referral to Inpatient or Other Provider
4. f/u and Network Maintenance
Standard Threshold Shift (STS) - correct answer-a change of 10 dB or more at 2000, 3000,
and 4000 Hz
Minamata Bay, Japan - correct answer-Site of serious exposure to methyl mercury (organic)
through contamination of shellfish.
PEL - correct answer-Permissible Exposure Limit - determined by OSHA, enforced by law
TWA - correct answer-Time Weighted Average
TLVs - correct answer-Threshold Limit Values
STEL - correct answer-Short Term Exposure Limit
REL - correct answer-Recommended Exposure Limit
PEL - for noise - correct answer-90 dB
Noise Limit for OSHA Hearing Conservation Standard - correct answer-85 dB TWA over 8
hours
Physical Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-noise, heat, cold, vibration,
radiation
Biological Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-bacteria, viruses, fungi,
mold, parasites
Chemical Hazards in the Workplace include - correct answer-toxic metals, solvents,
pesticides, additives, and stabilizers
