Occupational Health MCQ No1 - Answers
Solution To Specimen Occupational Health Multiple Choice Questions (for undergraduates) |
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| 1. "Exposure" to occupational hazards:
(a) varies with individual susceptibility to the harmful effects of the hazardous agents FALSE: Exposure is a measurement, (usually quantitative) of the extent to which the individual comes in contact with a concentration/intensity of hazard over time. Susceptibility may influence the extent to which that exposure results in ill-health. (b) may be measured or assessed by an occupational hygienist TRUE: An occupational hygienist is a professional person who has a specific remit to measure exposure using skills and equipment, although other health professionals e.g. occupational physicians also have a role in this. (c) is most reliably measured by placing personal sampling devices on the worker while at work TRUE: It is possible to assess noise, dust, vapour, radiation etc through the use of devices which measure personal exposure,and which give a much more representative measure than background monitoring. (d) will result in irreversible effects on health if the legal occupational exposure limit is exceeded FALSE: See Occupational Exposure Limits (e) at levels below the legal occupational exposure limit cannot result in adverse health effects FALSE: See Occupational Exposure Limits |
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