CM 2215 Industrial Hygiene Questions with Correct Answers (Grade
A+)
Question 1: worksheet
Answer: worksheet
Question 2: anticipation, recognition, evaluation, and control of physical, chemical, biological, and
ergonomic hazards
Answer: industrial hygiene is the art and science of:
Question 3: chemical physical biological ergonomic
Answer: typical hazards or stressors include:
Question 4: combustible, be set on fire
Answer: flammable/ ______ can easily ________
Question 5: reactive, detonate
Answer: explosive/ ______ can ___________ though exposure to heat or pressure
Question 6: chemical action, burn
Answer: corrosive/ _______ can _________ living tissues or other materials when brought in contact
Question 7: death through ingestion, inhalation, or skin absorption
Answer: toxic can cause injury or _______
Question 8: inhalation ingestion absorption injection
Answer: the four modes of entry for most hazards are:
Question 9: solvents, acids, bases, and alcohols
Answer: examples of chemical hazards include
Question 10: ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, light, noise, and temperature
Answer: examples of physical hazards include:
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, Question 11: bacterial, mold, fungus, and insect related contaminants
Answer: examples of biological hazards include:
Question 12: repetitive and cumulative trauma, fatigue, exertion
Answer: examples of ergonomic hazards include:
Question 13: aerosols dusts fumes gases mists vapors
Answer: forms of contaminants:
Question 14: aerosols
Answer: suspended liquid droplets in air
Question 15: dusts
Answer: suspended solid particles in air
Question 16: fumes
Answer: suspended solid particles in air generated by condensation from gaseous state
Question 17: gases
Answer: gaseous at room temperature
Question 18: mists
Answer: suspended liquid droplets generated by condensation from gas to liquid state
Question 19: vapors
Answer: gaseous state that is normally liquid at room temperature
Question 20: weight per unit of volume (mg/m^3)
Answer: dusts, fumes, & mists are measured in _______
Question 21: volume of contaminant per volume of air sampled (ppm - parts per million)
Answer: gasses and vapors are measured in ______
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A+)
Question 1: worksheet
Answer: worksheet
Question 2: anticipation, recognition, evaluation, and control of physical, chemical, biological, and
ergonomic hazards
Answer: industrial hygiene is the art and science of:
Question 3: chemical physical biological ergonomic
Answer: typical hazards or stressors include:
Question 4: combustible, be set on fire
Answer: flammable/ ______ can easily ________
Question 5: reactive, detonate
Answer: explosive/ ______ can ___________ though exposure to heat or pressure
Question 6: chemical action, burn
Answer: corrosive/ _______ can _________ living tissues or other materials when brought in contact
Question 7: death through ingestion, inhalation, or skin absorption
Answer: toxic can cause injury or _______
Question 8: inhalation ingestion absorption injection
Answer: the four modes of entry for most hazards are:
Question 9: solvents, acids, bases, and alcohols
Answer: examples of chemical hazards include
Question 10: ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, light, noise, and temperature
Answer: examples of physical hazards include:
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, Question 11: bacterial, mold, fungus, and insect related contaminants
Answer: examples of biological hazards include:
Question 12: repetitive and cumulative trauma, fatigue, exertion
Answer: examples of ergonomic hazards include:
Question 13: aerosols dusts fumes gases mists vapors
Answer: forms of contaminants:
Question 14: aerosols
Answer: suspended liquid droplets in air
Question 15: dusts
Answer: suspended solid particles in air
Question 16: fumes
Answer: suspended solid particles in air generated by condensation from gaseous state
Question 17: gases
Answer: gaseous at room temperature
Question 18: mists
Answer: suspended liquid droplets generated by condensation from gas to liquid state
Question 19: vapors
Answer: gaseous state that is normally liquid at room temperature
Question 20: weight per unit of volume (mg/m^3)
Answer: dusts, fumes, & mists are measured in _______
Question 21: volume of contaminant per volume of air sampled (ppm - parts per million)
Answer: gasses and vapors are measured in ______
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