CSP Exam Prep with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers
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horizontal standards ✔Correct Answer-standards that supply to all industries and employers
vertical standards ✔Correct Answer-standards that supply only to particular industries or
employers
general duty clause ✔Correct Answer-employer shall provide a place of employment free
from hazards that can cause death or physical harm to employees. section 5(a)(1) of the OSH
Act of 1970
OSHA inspection priorities ✔Correct Answer-Imminent danger situations
catastrophes and fatal accidents
employee complaints
programmed high hazard inspections
follow up inspections
other than serious violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation that has a direct relationship to job
safety and health, but probably would not cause death or serious physical harm ($14,502)
serious violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation where there is substantial probability that
death or serious physical harm could result and that the employer knew, or should have known,
of the hazard. ($14,502)
Willful Violation ✔Correct Answer-Violation that the employer intentionally and knowingly
commits ($145,027)
OSHA "repeated" violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation of any standard, regulation, rule, or
order where upon reinspection a similar violation is found ($145,027)
Failure to Abate Violation ✔Correct Answer-The employer failed to abate a prior violation.
Violation carries a fine per day past the abatement date ($14,502)
OSHA 300 log ✔Correct Answer-Log of work-related injuries and illnesses
OSHA 300-A log ✔Correct Answer-Sunmary of work-related injuries and illnesses. must be
posted
,Osha 301 log ✔Correct Answer-injury and illness incident report
Anchorage ✔Correct Answer-a secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards, or
deceleration devices. must be rated to 5,000 lbs per person attached.
body harness ✔Correct Answer-Straps which may be secured about the employee in a
manner that will distribute the fall arrest forces over at least the thighs, pelvis, waist, chest, and
shoulders, with means for attaching it to other components of a personal fall arrest system.
guard rails ✔Correct Answer-most commonly used to prevent falls
connector ✔Correct Answer-couples parts of the fall arrest system
controlled access zone ✔Correct Answer-an area in which certain work may take place
without the use of guardrail systems, fall protection, or safety nets
Deceleration device ✔Correct Answer-A device such as a shock absorbing lanyard or self
retracting lifeline that brings a falling person to a stop without injury.
lanyard ✔Correct Answer-A flexible line of rope, wire rope, or strap which generally has a
connector at each end for connecting the body belt or body harness to a deceleration device,
lifeline, or anchorage.
December 29, 1970 ✔Correct Answer-date the Occupational safety and health act was passed
into law.
OSHA citations ✔Correct Answer-must be posted for 3 days or until the violation has been
fixed
7 working days ✔Correct Answer-a work-related recordable injury must be recorded on the
OSHA 300 and 301 forms within how many working days?
4 hours ✔Correct Answer-when an authorized government representative asks for records
required in 29 CFR 1904, an employer must provide copies within how many hours?
Unit Prefixes ✔Correct Answer-Giga- (G) = 10^9
Mega- (M) = 10^6
Kilo- (k) = 10^3
Deci- (d) = 10^-1
Centi- (c) = 10^-2
Milli- (m) = 10^-3
Micro- (μ) = 10^-6
Nano- (n) = 10^-9
, Pico- (p) = 10^-12
Femto- (f) = 10^-15
Voltage equation/ohms law ✔Correct Answer-V=IR
additive ✔Correct Answer-the combination of two chemicals produces an effect that is equal
to their individual effects added together
antagonistic ✔Correct Answer-when combined, the two chemicals interfere with each other
synergistic ✔Correct Answer-Combined effect exceeds the sum of their individual effects.
Potentiating ✔Correct Answer-one substance that does not have a toxic effect on a certain
organ system, when in combination with another chemical, makes the toxic effect greater. e.g.
carbon tetrachloride and isopropanol
Carcinogen ✔Correct Answer-any chemical or agent that causes cancer
cocarcinogen ✔Correct Answer-Applied before or with carcinogen; magnification of effects;
asbestos workers and smoking
epigenetic ✔Correct Answer-changes in gene expression that are independent of the DNA
sequence of the gene
genotoxic ✔Correct Answer-materials known to be potentially mutagenic or carcinogenic in
nature that directly alter the DNA
Mutagen ✔Correct Answer-chemical or physical agents in the environment that interact with
DNA and may cause a mutation
Teratogens ✔Correct Answer-any agent that can cause a birth defect
Hepatotoxins ✔Correct Answer-a substance that damages the liver
nephrotoxins ✔Correct Answer-a substance that cause damage to the kidneys
Neurotoxins ✔Correct Answer-substances that damage or destroy parts of the nervous
system
Ames testing ✔Correct Answer-Procedure to determine whether or not a chemical is a
mutagen.
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horizontal standards ✔Correct Answer-standards that supply to all industries and employers
vertical standards ✔Correct Answer-standards that supply only to particular industries or
employers
general duty clause ✔Correct Answer-employer shall provide a place of employment free
from hazards that can cause death or physical harm to employees. section 5(a)(1) of the OSH
Act of 1970
OSHA inspection priorities ✔Correct Answer-Imminent danger situations
catastrophes and fatal accidents
employee complaints
programmed high hazard inspections
follow up inspections
other than serious violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation that has a direct relationship to job
safety and health, but probably would not cause death or serious physical harm ($14,502)
serious violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation where there is substantial probability that
death or serious physical harm could result and that the employer knew, or should have known,
of the hazard. ($14,502)
Willful Violation ✔Correct Answer-Violation that the employer intentionally and knowingly
commits ($145,027)
OSHA "repeated" violation ✔Correct Answer-A violation of any standard, regulation, rule, or
order where upon reinspection a similar violation is found ($145,027)
Failure to Abate Violation ✔Correct Answer-The employer failed to abate a prior violation.
Violation carries a fine per day past the abatement date ($14,502)
OSHA 300 log ✔Correct Answer-Log of work-related injuries and illnesses
OSHA 300-A log ✔Correct Answer-Sunmary of work-related injuries and illnesses. must be
posted
,Osha 301 log ✔Correct Answer-injury and illness incident report
Anchorage ✔Correct Answer-a secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards, or
deceleration devices. must be rated to 5,000 lbs per person attached.
body harness ✔Correct Answer-Straps which may be secured about the employee in a
manner that will distribute the fall arrest forces over at least the thighs, pelvis, waist, chest, and
shoulders, with means for attaching it to other components of a personal fall arrest system.
guard rails ✔Correct Answer-most commonly used to prevent falls
connector ✔Correct Answer-couples parts of the fall arrest system
controlled access zone ✔Correct Answer-an area in which certain work may take place
without the use of guardrail systems, fall protection, or safety nets
Deceleration device ✔Correct Answer-A device such as a shock absorbing lanyard or self
retracting lifeline that brings a falling person to a stop without injury.
lanyard ✔Correct Answer-A flexible line of rope, wire rope, or strap which generally has a
connector at each end for connecting the body belt or body harness to a deceleration device,
lifeline, or anchorage.
December 29, 1970 ✔Correct Answer-date the Occupational safety and health act was passed
into law.
OSHA citations ✔Correct Answer-must be posted for 3 days or until the violation has been
fixed
7 working days ✔Correct Answer-a work-related recordable injury must be recorded on the
OSHA 300 and 301 forms within how many working days?
4 hours ✔Correct Answer-when an authorized government representative asks for records
required in 29 CFR 1904, an employer must provide copies within how many hours?
Unit Prefixes ✔Correct Answer-Giga- (G) = 10^9
Mega- (M) = 10^6
Kilo- (k) = 10^3
Deci- (d) = 10^-1
Centi- (c) = 10^-2
Milli- (m) = 10^-3
Micro- (μ) = 10^-6
Nano- (n) = 10^-9
, Pico- (p) = 10^-12
Femto- (f) = 10^-15
Voltage equation/ohms law ✔Correct Answer-V=IR
additive ✔Correct Answer-the combination of two chemicals produces an effect that is equal
to their individual effects added together
antagonistic ✔Correct Answer-when combined, the two chemicals interfere with each other
synergistic ✔Correct Answer-Combined effect exceeds the sum of their individual effects.
Potentiating ✔Correct Answer-one substance that does not have a toxic effect on a certain
organ system, when in combination with another chemical, makes the toxic effect greater. e.g.
carbon tetrachloride and isopropanol
Carcinogen ✔Correct Answer-any chemical or agent that causes cancer
cocarcinogen ✔Correct Answer-Applied before or with carcinogen; magnification of effects;
asbestos workers and smoking
epigenetic ✔Correct Answer-changes in gene expression that are independent of the DNA
sequence of the gene
genotoxic ✔Correct Answer-materials known to be potentially mutagenic or carcinogenic in
nature that directly alter the DNA
Mutagen ✔Correct Answer-chemical or physical agents in the environment that interact with
DNA and may cause a mutation
Teratogens ✔Correct Answer-any agent that can cause a birth defect
Hepatotoxins ✔Correct Answer-a substance that damages the liver
nephrotoxins ✔Correct Answer-a substance that cause damage to the kidneys
Neurotoxins ✔Correct Answer-substances that damage or destroy parts of the nervous
system
Ames testing ✔Correct Answer-Procedure to determine whether or not a chemical is a
mutagen.
