Title: Quiz 1
Course: Open PRO110 Safety, Health & Environment > Section: Module 1: Getting Started - Introduction To Safety Health and Environment, & Hazard Identification and Classification

Q: Who are the EPA and what are they charged with?
- An organization that protects public health and safety through the regulation of nuclear power and the civilian use of nuclear material.
- An organization that is charged to protect public health and safety for using environmental resources.
- A Federal agency charged with the authority to make and enforce national environmental policy.
A: A Federal agency charged with the authority to make and enforce national environmental policy.

Q: What does PPE stand for, and what is it?
- Personal Private Equipment
- Personally Protect Everything
- Personal Protective Equipment
A: Personal Protective Equipment

Q: The Grandcamp and High Flyer were involved in what incident in what year?
- Bhopal, India, release, 1984
- Valdez, Spill, 1989
- Texas City Texas, fire/ explosion, 1947
A: Valdez, Spill, 1989

Q: What does OSHA stand for?
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Occupational Safety and Health organization
- Occupational Safety and Health Act
A: Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Q: What Does NRC stand for?
- National Regulatory Compliance
- National reliability code
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission
A: Nuclear Regulatory Commission

Q: What does the standard 29 CFR 1910.119 cover?
- Lock out tag out
- Walking Working Surfaces
- Process Safety Management
A: Process Safety Management

Q: What does standard 1910.1200 cover?
- Hazard Communication
- EPA
- Air contaminants
A: Hazard Communication

Q: The short term exposure limit is a concentration which workers can be exposed to for a short term before suffering any harm.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Toxicity of a substance depends on three factors, what are those three factors?
- Chemical structure- extent of absorption- the body's ability to change the substance in to a less toxic substance
- Dose- Duration- Frequency
A: Chemical structure- extent of absorption- the body's ability to change the substance in to a less toxic substance

Q: Of the four ways a hazardous substance can enter the body which is the most common?
- Absorption
- Inhalation
D. Ingestion
- Injection
A: Inhalation
D. Ingestion