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7 Cards in this Set
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A factor that has a large impact on the outcome of a worker's post accident recovery is his: a) pre-accident safety record b) life style off the job c) support received from the immediate family d) attitude before and after the accident e) current financial situation |
D |
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During worker rehabilitation the supervisor should: a) have as little contact as possible with the injured worker b) not inform the worker of investigation progress c) let the worker know the investigators are finding fault d) not ask the worker for assistance in determining prevention methods e) assist the worker in seeking and obtaining support services |
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Individual responsibilities for health and safety must be borne by: a) management only b) employees only c) all persons related to the workplace d) owners only e) owners and the government |
C |
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The first step an employer should take to reduce the negative effects of workplace injuries is: a) employ an on-site nurse b) ensure supervisors know how to contact emergency assistance c) have an effective health and safety program in place d) establish and appropriate number of trained first aid personnel e) inform his or her supervisors of the importance of maintaining close contact with any worker who may become injured |
C |
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Estimates of the cost of workplace injuries to employers range from 6 to 50 times the costs covered by the Workers Compensation Insurance. a) True b) False |
A - True |
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The highest proportion of injuries are reported by employees in the age group of: a) 16 to 25 years b) 26 to 35 years c) 36 to 45 years d) 46 to 55 years e) over 55 years |
A |
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When contractors are involved at the site of an incident the contractor with the most control is called the _____ _______. |
Principle Contractor |
