Prevention ROSCO: A–Z Quiz

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Prevention ROSCO: A–Z QuizVersion en ligne A–Z prevention glossary for a quiz. par Paqui Chica A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Z Empieza por A A sudden, unexpected event arising out of or in connection with work which causes injury. Empieza por B Living organisms (viruses, bacteria, fungi) that can cause harm to workers' health. Empieza por C A type of protective measure that protects multiple workers at the same time, such as non-slip flooring, handrails, or ventilation systems. Empieza por D The unit used to measure sound intensity or noise level. Empieza por E Safe departure of people from danger zones. Empieza por F The feeling of physical or mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or intense work demands. Empieza por G A type of personal protective equipment worn on the hands to protect against chemicals, body fluids, or cuts. Empieza por H Cleaning hands to remove germs. Empieza por I Administration of vaccines to build protection. Empieza por J Measures to keep workers safe. Empieza por L The act of raising or moving a heavy object, person, or load; a common cause of musculoskeletal disorders in care workers if done incorrectly. Empieza por M Using facial coverings to block droplets. Empieza por N An unwanted, harmful physical agent that can cause permanent hearing loss. Empieza por O A disease caused by prolonged exposure to hazards at work (e.g., silicosis, dermatitis). Empieza por P Aspects of work design, organisation, and management that may cause psychological or social harm. Empieza por Q "The dimension of mental load that concerns how much mental work there is, such as the volume of information and number of decisions." Empieza por R Identifying hazards and evaluating likelihood and impact. Empieza por S The body's response to excessive demands or pressure at work. Empieza por T A physical agent in the work environment that can cause heat stress or cold stress; extreme levels of this can lead to heat stroke or hypothermia. Empieza por U UA type of non-ionising radiation from the sun or welding that can damage skin and eyes. Empieza por V Administration of a vaccine to provoke immunity. Empieza por X Measures to limit exposure to ionizing radiation. Empieza por Z A disease that can be passed from animals to humans, such as scabies (from mites), toxoplasmosis (from cats), or leptospirosis (from rats); a risk for home visitors and outdoor community workers

Prevention ROSCO: A–Z QuizVersion en ligne

A–Z prevention glossary for a quiz.

par Paqui Chica

Empieza por A

A sudden, unexpected event arising out of or in connection with work which causes injury.

Empieza por B

Living organisms (viruses, bacteria, fungi) that can cause harm to workers' health.

Empieza por C

A type of protective measure that protects multiple workers at the same time, such as non-slip flooring, handrails, or ventilation systems.

Empieza por D

The unit used to measure sound intensity or noise level.

Empieza por E

Safe departure of people from danger zones.

Empieza por F

The feeling of physical or mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or intense work demands.

Empieza por G

A type of personal protective equipment worn on the hands to protect against chemicals, body fluids, or cuts.

Empieza por H

Cleaning hands to remove germs.

Empieza por I

Administration of vaccines to build protection.

Empieza por J

Measures to keep workers safe.

Empieza por L

The act of raising or moving a heavy object, person, or load; a common cause of musculoskeletal disorders in care workers if done incorrectly.

Empieza por M

Using facial coverings to block droplets.

Empieza por N

An unwanted, harmful physical agent that can cause permanent hearing loss.

Empieza por O

A disease caused by prolonged exposure to hazards at work (e.g., silicosis, dermatitis).

Empieza por P

Aspects of work design, organisation, and management that may cause psychological or social harm.

Empieza por Q

"The dimension of mental load that concerns how much mental work there is, such as the volume of information and number of decisions."

Empieza por R

Identifying hazards and evaluating likelihood and impact.

Empieza por S

The body's response to excessive demands or pressure at work.

Empieza por T

A physical agent in the work environment that can cause heat stress or cold stress; extreme levels of this can lead to heat stroke or hypothermia.

Empieza por U

UA type of non-ionising radiation from the sun or welding that can damage skin and eyes.

Empieza por V

Administration of a vaccine to provoke immunity.

Empieza por X

Measures to limit exposure to ionizing radiation.

Empieza por Z

A disease that can be passed from animals to humans, such as scabies (from mites), toxoplasmosis (from cats), or leptospirosis (from rats); a risk for home visitors and outdoor community workers

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Prevention ROSCO: A–Z QuizVersion en ligne

par Paqui Chica

Empieza por A

A sudden, unexpected event arising out of or in connection with work which causes injury.

Empieza por B

Living organisms (viruses, bacteria, fungi) that can cause harm to workers' health.

Empieza por C

A type of protective measure that protects multiple workers at the same time, such as non-slip flooring, handrails, or ventilation systems.

Empieza por D

The unit used to measure sound intensity or noise level.

Empieza por E

Safe departure of people from danger zones.

Empieza por F

The feeling of physical or mental exhaustion caused by prolonged or intense work demands.

Empieza por G

A type of personal protective equipment worn on the hands to protect against chemicals, body fluids, or cuts.

Empieza por H

Cleaning hands to remove germs.

Empieza por I

Administration of vaccines to build protection.

Empieza por J

Measures to keep workers safe.

Empieza por L

The act of raising or moving a heavy object, person, or load; a common cause of musculoskeletal disorders in care workers if done incorrectly.

Empieza por M

Using facial coverings to block droplets.

Empieza por N

An unwanted, harmful physical agent that can cause permanent hearing loss.

Empieza por O

A disease caused by prolonged exposure to hazards at work (e.g., silicosis, dermatitis).

Empieza por P

Aspects of work design, organisation, and management that may cause psychological or social harm.

Empieza por Q

"The dimension of mental load that concerns how much mental work there is, such as the volume of information and number of decisions."

Empieza por R

Identifying hazards and evaluating likelihood and impact.

Empieza por S

The body's response to excessive demands or pressure at work.

Empieza por T

A physical agent in the work environment that can cause heat stress or cold stress; extreme levels of this can lead to heat stroke or hypothermia.

Empieza por U

UA type of non-ionising radiation from the sun or welding that can damage skin and eyes.

Empieza por V

Administration of a vaccine to provoke immunity.

Empieza por X

Measures to limit exposure to ionizing radiation.

Empieza por Z

A disease that can be passed from animals to humans, such as scabies (from mites), toxoplasmosis (from cats), or leptospirosis (from rats); a risk for home visitors and outdoor community workers