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Froggy Jumps OT Environment & Workflows QuizVersion en ligne Key topics on environment and workflows par B S SAAKITHYA bot 1 1. What does organizational environment primarily refer to? a A. Only the physical building b C. Only employee salaries and benefits c B. The total conditions and circumstances within an organization 2 2. Which of the following is an objective of a good organizational environment? a C. Improve efficiency and productivity b B. Increase work-related stress c A. Increase occupational hazards 3 3. Which condition in an OT department supports safe and efficient work? a C. Adequate treatment space and safe flooring b A. Poor ventilation and overcrowding c B. Poorly maintained equipment 4 4. Which physical workplace factor involves keeping pathways clear and storing equipment properly? a A. Lighting b B. Good housekeeping c D. Ergonomics 5 5. Poor workplace lighting can contribute to: a A. Eye strain, fatigue and errors b C. Better communication and teamwork c B. Improved concentration and accuracy 6 6. What is ergonomics? a B. Adapting the workplace, equipment and tasks to the worker b A. Increasing workload regardless of worker capacity c D. Measuring only the physical size of a workplace 7 7. Poor ergonomics may result in: a B. Fatigue and musculoskeletal discomfort b A. Reduced fatigue and improved efficiency c C. Improved workstation comfort without adjustment 8 8. Which of the following is a psychosocial workplace risk? a B. High workload and time pressure b C. Effective teamwork c A. Adequate supervisory support 9 9. Which sequence is an example of sequential workflow in OT? a A. Referral → Assessment → Treatment → Documentation b C. Changing intervention according to each patient's needs c B. Assessment and equipment preparation simultaneously 10 10. What distinguishes parallel workflow from sequential workflow? a A. Tasks are performed simultaneously b C. Tasks are determined only after discharge c B. Tasks always follow one fixed sequence 11 11. Which workflow is most suitable for unpredictable tasks requiring flexibility? a B. Case workflow b C. State-machine workflow c A. Sequential workflow 12 12. In rules-based workflow, what determines the sequence of tasks? a B. A set of predefined rules b A. Personal preference alone c D. Only the patient's discharge status 13 13. What question is central to a state-machine workflow? a D. How many breaks were taken? b B. What stage is the patient currently in? c A. How many staff are absent? 14 14. According to ILO Recommendation No. 116, what working week is identified as the social standard to be reached through progressive reduction? a C. 40 hours b A. 24 hours c B. 32 hours 15 15. When the normal working week exceeds 48 hours, what does ILO Recommendation No. 116 call for? a A. Immediate steps toward 40 hours per week b B. Increasing it to 60 hours c C. Removing all weekly rest 16 16. What is overtime? a B. Hours worked beyond normal hours of work b A. Work performed during scheduled rest only c D. Unpaid annual leave 17 17. According to the presentation, overtime should generally be: a A. Unlimited and unpaid b B. Limited and paid at a higher rate c C. Mandatory for every worker 18 18. Which group receives special consideration when arranging overtime? a A. Young persons below 18 years b B. Only senior managers c C. Only workers with long service 19 19. Why are rest breaks during the working day important? a D. To replace all meal periods b A. To increase fatigue c B. To prevent fatigue and maintain alertness 20 20. What is the minimum weekly rest period established as a principle by ILO standards in the presentation? a C. 24 consecutive hours b A. 12 consecutive hours c B. 18 consecutive hours 21 21. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of rest breaks? a A. Preventing fatigue b C. Increasing physical and mental strain c B. Maintaining alertness 22 22. Which workers may particularly benefit from breaks involving movement and changes in posture? a B. Workers on annual leave b C. Workers who never sit c A. Sedentary or mentally demanding workers 23 23. Which of the following is NOT automatically equivalent to a planned rest break? a A. A scheduled recovery break b B. A meal period c C. A planned short break 24 24. What is one major concern associated with night work? a C. Disturbance of sleep and circadian rhythms b A. Improved sleep quality c B. Improved circadian rhythm 25 25. Which ILO instrument specifically addresses protection of night workers? a C. ILO Convention No. 1 b A. ILO Convention No. 171 c B. ILO Recommendation No. 116 26 26. Which of the following is a protective measure for night workers? a A. Eliminating all rest periods b B. Appropriate limits on working hours c C. Increasing unsocial working hours 27 27. When night work poses a health risk during pregnancy, which measure may be appropriate where feasible? a A. Increasing night duties b B. Transfer to suitable daytime work c D. Removing rest periods 28 28. Which is an important component of work-pressure training? a A. Ignoring excessive workload b C. Increasing role conflict c B. Time-management skills 29 29. Which of the following can be a sign of fatigue? a B. Faster responses b A. Increased concentration c C. Irritability and slower responses 30 30. According to the presentation, work-pressure training should be combined with: a B. Organizational measures such as adequate staffing and supportive management b A. Increased workload and fewer breaks c C. Longer working hours without rest

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OT Environment & Workflows QuizVersion en ligne

par B S SAAKITHYA bot

1. What does organizational environment primarily refer to?

2. Which of the following is an objective of a good organizational environment?

3. Which condition in an OT department supports safe and efficient work?

4. Which physical workplace factor involves keeping pathways clear and storing equipment properly?

5. Poor workplace lighting can contribute to:

6. What is ergonomics?

7. Poor ergonomics may result in:

8. Which of the following is a psychosocial workplace risk?

9. Which sequence is an example of sequential workflow in OT?

10. What distinguishes parallel workflow from sequential workflow?

11. Which workflow is most suitable for unpredictable tasks requiring flexibility?

12. In rules-based workflow, what determines the sequence of tasks?

13. What question is central to a state-machine workflow?

14. According to ILO Recommendation No. 116, what working week is identified as the social standard to be reached through progressive reduction?

15. When the normal working week exceeds 48 hours, what does ILO Recommendation No. 116 call for?

16. What is overtime?

17. According to the presentation, overtime should generally be:

18. Which group receives special consideration when arranging overtime?

19. Why are rest breaks during the working day important?

20. What is the minimum weekly rest period established as a principle by ILO standards in the presentation?

21. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of rest breaks?

22. Which workers may particularly benefit from breaks involving movement and changes in posture?

23. Which of the following is NOT automatically equivalent to a planned rest break?

24. What is one major concern associated with night work?

25. Which ILO instrument specifically addresses protection of night workers?

26. Which of the following is a protective measure for night workers?

27. When night work poses a health risk during pregnancy, which measure may be appropriate where feasible?

28. Which is an important component of work-pressure training?

29. Which of the following can be a sign of fatigue?

30. According to the presentation, work-pressure training should be combined with: