lab safety Crossword Puzzles
V.P.P. 2023-08-22
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- Promoting worker involvement in safety
- Recognition level for organizations on the VPP path
- A federal agency overseeing workplace safety: OSHA
- A written plan for responding to emergencies
- A primary goal of VPP
- A group of workers with a common role in VPP
- Initial step of VPP application process: Submission
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- Encouraging employees to report unsafe conditions:
- The highest level of VPP recognition
- A systematic assessment of workplace risks
- VPP emphasizes continuous Improvement
- A collective term for hazards, injuries, and illnesses
- The act of identifying potential hazards:
- Voluntary Protection Program
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- An official document outlining safety rules: Policy
16 Clues: A primary goal of VPP • Voluntary Protection Program • The highest level of VPP recognition • VPP emphasizes continuous Improvement • Promoting worker involvement in safety • The act of identifying potential hazards: • A systematic assessment of workplace risks • A written plan for responding to emergencies • A group of workers with a common role in VPP • ...
Challenge and Adventure Activities 2025-08-20
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- To control a climbing rope for safety.
- A tool for finding direction.
- The process of finding your way.
- A strap system for climbing safety.
- Gear, Equipment to protect participants.
- A path for walking or hiking.
- A journey for exploration or adventure.
- The ability to sustain effort over time.
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- Descending a cliff using ropes.
- Something that blocks your path.
- Reading, Understanding and using a map.
- An exciting or risky experience.
- Paddling a small boat called a kayak.
- A place used for camping.
- A sport involving navigation with a map and compass.
15 Clues: A place used for camping. • A tool for finding direction. • A path for walking or hiking. • Descending a cliff using ropes. • Something that blocks your path. • An exciting or risky experience. • The process of finding your way. • A strap system for climbing safety. • Paddling a small boat called a kayak. • To control a climbing rope for safety. • ...
NATONAL SAFETY WEEK CROSSWORD 2016-03-02
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- Injury due to manual handling
- 20km
- place not designated for work
- On day safety officer
- work at height
- Guidance note 21
- Fall prevention
- officer Master series lock
- Base plates
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- de energies the plant
- vehicles and driving safety
- Shock prevention
- Blast furnace gas line
- PPE
- Design of work place
- Qualitative risk assessment
16 Clues: PPE • 20km • Base plates • work at height • Fall prevention • Shock prevention • Guidance note 21 • Design of work place • de energies the plant • Blast furnace gas line • On day safety officer • officer Master series lock • vehicles and driving safety • Qualitative risk assessment • Injury due to manual handling • place not designated for work
Thinkfirst Crossword Puzzle 2017-04-12
Safety Crossword - 2024 - Q1 2024-01-30
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- Take ____ seconds whenever you are not clearly focused on your job tasks and refocus your attention for the safety of you and your co-workers.
- One of the key principals of workplace ergonomics is that employees should keep their work in their ______________
- Distracted driving-Any activity that could divert a person’s __________ away from the primary task of driving.
- Safety Commitment #7: I Consider __________ for My Work Tasks.
- A _______ green light is any green light that has been green for an extended time
- All containers of chemicals or ___________ products must be clearly labeled
- Hi-visibility clothing should be replaced about every _________ months if used on a regular basis
- Earplugs, earmuffs and even noise-canceling headphones can help bring the _______ levels down to a safe volume
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- Be aware of _______, splintery surfaces
- When you park a forklift, make sure the forks are flat on the _________ and the parking brake is on.
- In 1996, EJ acquired ___________ Brothers in Goldsboro, North Carolina
- No ___________ are named after Chuck Norris because no one would dare cross him
- Report all _____________ to your Supervisor, Team Lead or Safety Committee Member
- #3 on Keys to Lifting and Lowering: Bend ______, not waist
- Never place any ________ part under suspended loads
- Partial pallets should be stacked no higher than _____ feet
- I ________ care for my safety and for the safety of those around me
17 Clues: Be aware of _______, splintery surfaces • Never place any ________ part under suspended loads • #3 on Keys to Lifting and Lowering: Bend ______, not waist • Partial pallets should be stacked no higher than _____ feet • Safety Commitment #7: I Consider __________ for My Work Tasks. • I ________ care for my safety and for the safety of those around me • ...
TTS Perundang-undangan K3 2023-01-15
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- Lingkungan kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Program kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Risiko kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Manajemen kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun
- Proses evaluasi terhadap implementasi K3
- Pembelajaran kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja di bidang industri
- Keselamatan
- Pemerintah yang bertanggung jawab terhadap K3
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Undang-undang kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja di bidang migas
- Sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Tindakan untuk memastikan kondisi kesehatan pegawai
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- Pengelolaan data kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Undang-Undang Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja
- Manajemen sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja di lingkungan kerja
- Job safety analysis
- Material Safety Data Sheet
- Audit kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Keselamatan dan kesehatan kerja pada industri migas
- Standard operating procedure kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- pelatihan
- Peralatan pelindung diri
- Proses pengecekan
- Lembaga Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja Nasional
- Resiko
- Norma kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
30 Clues: Resiko • pelatihan • Keselamatan • Proses pengecekan • Job safety analysis • Peralatan pelindung diri • Material Safety Data Sheet • Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun • Personal Protective Equipment • Audit kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Norma kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Risiko kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • ...
Perundang-undangan K3 2023-01-15
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- Sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Pengelolaan data kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Material Safety Data Sheet
- Audit kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Risiko kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- pelatihan
- Peralatan pelindung diri
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Resiko
- Lembaga Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja Nasional
- Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun
- Undang-Undang Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja
- Tindakan untuk memastikan kondisi kesehatan pegawai
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- Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja di bidang industri
- Keselamatan dan kesehatan kerja pada industri migas
- Proses evaluasi terhadap implementasi K3
- Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja di bidang migas
- Lingkungan kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Standard operating procedure kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Pemerintah yang bertanggung jawab terhadap K3
- Proses pengecekan
- Job safety analysis
- Pembelajaran kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Keselamatan
- Program kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Manajemen sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Undang-undang kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Manajemen kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Norma kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja
- Kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja di lingkungan kerja
30 Clues: Resiko • pelatihan • Keselamatan • Proses pengecekan • Job safety analysis • Peralatan pelindung diri • Material Safety Data Sheet • Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun • Personal Protective Equipment • Audit kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Norma kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Sistem kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • Risiko kesehatan dan keselamatan kerja • ...
AGRICULTURE 2020-08-19
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- Occupational Health and __________.
- Cultivating plants or animals on a farm.
- Eggs hatch after _______ days.
- A female chook older than 12 months.
- In Australia, farm accidents happen every ___ day.
- You should use full PPE when handling these.
- Most machinery accidents caused by faulty _____.
- Name the outside part of the egg.
- Something dangerous on a farm.
- Chickens are raised for eggs and ____.
- Who is responsible for safety on the farm?
- Structure for holding grain, feed etc.
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- Yellow part of an egg.
- One of the 3 egg production systems.
- Vehicle used to pull farm implements.
- Keep these shots up to date.
- On a farm you must respect the 5 _______.
- Device for hatching chickens.
- This states you must make safety a priority.
- A male chook older than 12 months.
- In an evacuation go to the _______.
- PPE stands for ______ protective equipment.
22 Clues: Yellow part of an egg. • Keep these shots up to date. • Device for hatching chickens. • Eggs hatch after _______ days. • Something dangerous on a farm. • Name the outside part of the egg. • A male chook older than 12 months. • Occupational Health and __________. • In an evacuation go to the _______. • One of the 3 egg production systems. • A female chook older than 12 months. • ...
Jeanine and John's Crossword LSI Fall 2021 2021-11-09
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- Where is our office in New Glasgow? (____ ____ Drive)
- Ava's last name
- Mirrelle's home town.
- The fruits of Edwina Doucette's labour.
- Our internal sharepoint site's name.
- _____ Centre, where the DM/ADM and Minister have their offices.
- _____ Iced Coffee, Ivana's favorite of the summer 2021.
- What street is ENS on in Shelburne?
- Festival of lights beginning November 4th, 2021
- Claire Heisler Ryan's preferred mode of transportation
- _____ History Month, the topic of Shakira's article.
- Location of the Immigration Staff Retreat
- Katelyn's daughter and safety enthusiast
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- The Lion _____ on the Nova Scotia Crest.
- Suzanne's vacation destination.
- _____ Building, the main office location of the NSAA.
- Nova Scotia _____ Agency
- LSI's internal approach to flexible working arrangements.
- Who is responsible for Safety in the workplace?
- New name for labour board team gatherings
- _____ Day, November 11th
- The new Senior Executive Director of Safety.
22 Clues: Ava's last name • Mirrelle's home town. • Nova Scotia _____ Agency • _____ Day, November 11th • Suzanne's vacation destination. • What street is ENS on in Shelburne? • Our internal sharepoint site's name. • The fruits of Edwina Doucette's labour. • The Lion _____ on the Nova Scotia Crest. • Katelyn's daughter and safety enthusiast • New name for labour board team gatherings • ...
A Close Shave with Policy 2026-05-27
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- One of the main goals of FI 160
- Common area where razors should not be used
- Maximum time a resident may possess a disposable razor
- Staff responsible for issuing razors
- The intended purpose for razor use
- Type of razor that may be issued for safety concerns
- Residents may purchase grooming services from this facility service
- Safety limitation placed on razor access
- Residents are prohibited from doing this with razors
- Disposable razors are discarded in this container
- Staff document issuance and return times on this
- Precautions requiring immediate razor restriction
- Type of report required for razor misuse
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- Department that maintains the Razor Restriction List
- A razor may become this if improperly possessed
- One approved area for razor use
- Staff must wear these when handling used razors
- Team responsible for reviewing restrictions
- Item issued to residents for grooming
- Personal care need supported by the policy
20 Clues: One approved area for razor use • One of the main goals of FI 160 • The intended purpose for razor use • Staff responsible for issuing razors • Item issued to residents for grooming • Safety limitation placed on razor access • Type of report required for razor misuse • Personal care need supported by the policy • Common area where razors should not be used • ...
evolution 2 crossword 2015-03-14
12 Clues: wejscie • szatnia • sklepik • stołówka • korytarz • biblioteka • plac zabaw • sala komputerowa • boisko piłkarskie • sala gimnastyczna • gabinet dyrektora • pokoj nauczycielski
Cholecystitis 2025-09-06
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- when patient are not permitted to eat
- Prefix meaning 'bile' or 'gall'.
- clay colored stool
- A major complication nurses monitor for post-op.
- Type of surgery with small incisions.
- Type of surgery with a large incision and longer recovery.
- Gallbladder inflammation diagnosis
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- tube used to decompress the stomach, used for acute cholecystitis and pancreatitis
- Early walking to prevent clots and ileus.
- Mnemonic used to remember highest risk factors for gall bladder disease
- The operation performed to remove the gallbladder.
- lab value that diagnoses pancreatic involvement in cholecystitis
- suffix for cholesterol dissolution drugs
- lab panel used to determine if cholesterol is a factor in gall stone formation
14 Clues: clay colored stool • Prefix meaning 'bile' or 'gall'. • Gallbladder inflammation diagnosis • when patient are not permitted to eat • Type of surgery with small incisions. • suffix for cholesterol dissolution drugs • Early walking to prevent clots and ileus. • A major complication nurses monitor for post-op. • The operation performed to remove the gallbladder. • ...
Welcome to Year 7 Science 2024-08-31
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- the room in which you conduct science experiments
- a thermometer is used to measure this
- the lab technician's last name
- the study of life
- the science of chemical reactions
- the science that studies movement
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- Your Science Teacher's last name
- a glass container for mixing chemicals
- scientific procedure that may help a person make a discovery
- the number of science lessons you have each week
10 Clues: the study of life • the lab technician's last name • Your Science Teacher's last name • the science of chemical reactions • the science that studies movement • a thermometer is used to measure this • a glass container for mixing chemicals • the number of science lessons you have each week • the room in which you conduct science experiments • ...
DG 2025-12-03
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- What is the name of DG's first model?
- Who was the first lab member in Cambridge?
- What is the name of the 4South -150C cold storage?
- What is DG's official font?
- In what building was was DG's first office located?
- What is the default currency used in our accounting system?
- What is the most persnickety robot we have? Hint: it is also the name of a major Broadway musical.
- What is DG's mesh VPN service that creates a secure, private network between your devices using the open-source?
- What is a way to quickly approve work being done? Hint: commonly used in GitHub.
- What is the name of the platform through which we issue corporate credit cards and use for booking travel?
- What is one of DG's favourite enzymes? Hint: it was referenced in a group Halloween costume this year.
- What does the "S" in ACES stand for?
- What platform does DG use to manage and process purchase orders?
- What does the "C" in ACES stand for?
- In which U.S. state is our company incorporated?
- In which month does our fiscal year end?
- What is the greatest Python library ever invented for manipulating genomic data?
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- DGs first programs involved alternative gene what
- What is equal to 1000 nanomoles?
- What name has been historically used to describe internally developed target identification workflows at DG?
- What should you use to decontaminate your cell culture waste?
- What does the "A" in ACES stand for?
- What is the one true text editor?
- In what space was DG's first lab located in?
- What is the name of the canal beside the Cambridge lab?
- What does the "E" in ACES stand for?
- What was DG's Banting lab space originally used for?
- What is the most toxic oligo DG has ever created?
- What key document is commonly missing when corporate card purchases are submitted?
- What is the name of both the first major disease we pursued? Hint: it is also the name of a famous volleyball.
- What is the most infamous oligo of all time at DG?
- What is DG's other favourite enzyme?
- What is the name of DG's current flagship foundation model?
33 Clues: What is DG's official font? • What is equal to 1000 nanomoles? • What is the one true text editor? • What does the "A" in ACES stand for? • What does the "E" in ACES stand for? • What does the "S" in ACES stand for? • What does the "C" in ACES stand for? • What is DG's other favourite enzyme? • What is the name of DG's first model? • In which month does our fiscal year end? • ...
RMG Safety Month 4/14/23 2023-04-13
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- Effective on flammable metal fires
- President when OSHA founded
- Should be charged after use
- Type of safety training that is used to teach workers how to work safely around hazardous materials
- A safety walkthrough audit is known as an ___
- Safety organization
- Keep the work area ___ and neat
- Fire extinguisher for combustibles, flammable liquids, and electrical fires
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- What does the G stand for in GFCI?
- CPR
- Effective on cooking oils and fat fires
- ___ will robinson
- Yellow ___ tape
- Study of proper body mechanics
- Acronym for a system used to evaluate the severity and likelihood of hazards
- Type of emergency evacuation plan
- A situation that is visible but could become dangerous if combined with other situations or events
- Kills more people than fire itself
- ____ protection is required by law
19 Clues: CPR • Yellow ___ tape • ___ will robinson • Safety organization • President when OSHA founded • Should be charged after use • Study of proper body mechanics • Keep the work area ___ and neat • Type of emergency evacuation plan • What does the G stand for in GFCI? • Effective on flammable metal fires • Kills more people than fire itself • ____ protection is required by law • ...
Future Humans 2025-05-06
14 Clues: Altered DNA • Disputed topic • Identical copy • Lab conception • Gender choosing • Hereditary units • Biological group • Medical facility • – Gender planning • Forbidden subject • Offspring creation • Microscopic machines • Reproductive ability • Completely eliminated
Quality Week 2026-03-30
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- Stopping harm before it occurs
- Results of care provided
- Taking responsibility for actions and outcomes
- Helping patients understand their care
- An agreed-upon level of performance
- Aligning efforts across departments
- The degree to which health services increase the likelihood of desired health outcomes while being safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable
- Adherence to rules, policies, or regulations
- Guidance that supports safe and compliant care
- Information used to improve safety or experience
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- What we aim to do with quality initiatives
- Clear exchange of information that prevents errors
- How easily patients can receive care
- Confirming identity, orders, or information
- To formally document a safety concern or event
- The goal of high-quality, patient-centered care
- How care feels from the patient’s perspective
- Prevention of harm in healthcare
- Protecting patient information
19 Clues: Results of care provided • Stopping harm before it occurs • Protecting patient information • Prevention of harm in healthcare • An agreed-upon level of performance • Aligning efforts across departments • How easily patients can receive care • Helping patients understand their care • What we aim to do with quality initiatives • Confirming identity, orders, or information • ...
Jeanine and John's Crossword LSI Fall 2021 2021-11-09
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- LSI's internal approach to flexible working arrangements.
- What street is ENS on in Shelburne?
- Katelyn's daughter and safety enthusiast
- Nova Scotia _____ Agency
- Our internal sharepoint site's name.
- The Lion _____ on the Nova Scotia Crest.
- Who is responsible for Safety in the workplace?
- Suzanne's vacation destination.
- _____ Day, November 11th
- The new Senior Executive Director of Safety.
- _____ History Month, the topic of Shakira's article.
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- Claire Heisler Ryan's preferred mode of transportation
- Festival of lights beginning November 4th, 2021
- _____ Centre, where the DM/ADM and Minister have their offices.
- Mirrelle's home town.
- Ava's last name
- New name for labour board team gatherings
- The fruits of Edwina Doucette's labour.
- Location of the Immigration Staff Retreat
- _____ Iced Coffee, Ivana's favorite of the summer 2021.
- Where is our office in New Glasgow? (____ ____ Drive)
- _____ Building, the main office location of the NSAA.
22 Clues: Ava's last name • Mirrelle's home town. • Nova Scotia _____ Agency • _____ Day, November 11th • Suzanne's vacation destination. • What street is ENS on in Shelburne? • Our internal sharepoint site's name. • The fruits of Edwina Doucette's labour. • Katelyn's daughter and safety enthusiast • The Lion _____ on the Nova Scotia Crest. • New name for labour board team gatherings • ...
Hussien 2023-12-21
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- Evaluating efficacy and side effects.
- - The goal in sight, where
- Manufacturing and distributing drugs.
- Large-scale confirmation of efficacy.
- Identification - Finding the disease culprit.
- - The supporting cast, holding the hero tight.
- - The empty vessel, a baseline for the heart.
- - Chance shuffles the deck, keeping bias out of sight.
- Molecules with potential drug activity.
- Financial resources for drug development.
- - A whisper from within, telling the story of the fight.
- Optimization - Shaping the weapon to hit its mark.
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- drug safety after market.
- Testing for safety and dosage.
- - Neither doctor nor patient sees, ensuring truth takes flight.
- - Animals take the stage, playing a crucial part.
- - Blending the ingredients, a delicate recipe for the light.
- - How much reaches the target, a crucial battle to fight.
- Validation - Proving the culprit can be tamed.
- Ensuring drug quality and safety.
- - Cells dance in a dish, revealing secrets in the dark.
- - Tablets, capsules, liquids, all delivering just right.
- Protecting drug patents.
- Ethical considerations in research.
24 Clues: Protecting drug patents. • drug safety after market. • - The goal in sight, where • Testing for safety and dosage. • Ensuring drug quality and safety. • Ethical considerations in research. • Evaluating efficacy and side effects. • Manufacturing and distributing drugs. • Large-scale confirmation of efficacy. • Molecules with potential drug activity. • ...
Welding Fundamental - Pt 1-3 2024-02-26
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- color- informational signs
- fire started by wood paper plastic
- fire started by cooking grease/ KITCHEN
- how to use a fire extinguisher
- fire started by combustible metals
- skin in charred as in burnt or white meat
- color- Caution
- color -Marked floors
- Personal Protective Equipment
- a device that provides clean filtered air for breathing no matter the surrounding air
- mildest from of burn, outer layer/ surface of skin in damages
- consists of oxygen, heat, gas/fuel
- device used to protect against brief exposure or dangerous gases or fumes, air travels through nose
- surface of skin is severely damages and has small blisters
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- radiation hazards
- fire Started by electricity
- device used where in areas where you might inhale dust or other solid particles
- fire started by Flammable Liquids
- Federal Agency that standardizes Safety Practices
- color- safety equipment and first aid supplies
- a piece of equipment that protects welders from fumes
- color- dangerous parts of equipment/ machinery
- color- fire safety equipment & danger
23 Clues: color- Caution • radiation hazards • color -Marked floors • color- informational signs • fire Started by electricity • Personal Protective Equipment • how to use a fire extinguisher • fire started by Flammable Liquids • fire started by wood paper plastic • fire started by combustible metals • consists of oxygen, heat, gas/fuel • color- fire safety equipment & danger • ...
Thanksgiving Safety Puzzle 2025-10-21
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- Hand Protection
- Chemical spill
- Safe energy isolation
- Upgraded lights
- New Safety Engineer
- Eye protection
- Thanksgiving meal garnish
- Native Americans
- Settlers
- First aid and OSHA recordable
- Fire suppression
- Multiple locks on a lockout
- PIV impact column
- Incident Commanders on shift
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- New Safety Manager
- How we report safety incidents
- Fall protection
- Job hazard analysis
- When you put it in the bird
- We'll get it done together
- Number one cause of injury
- New Learning Management System
- Safe Work, Confined Space, Hot Work
- Unsafe act or condition
- Badge readers
- Turkey and Football
- Pumpkin, apple, pecan
- Number one injured body part
- Something happened but no injury
- New document database
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Don't get lost in the field
- Incident investigation
- For those who don't like turkey
34 Clues: Settlers • Badge readers • Chemical spill • Eye protection • Hand Protection • Fall protection • Upgraded lights • Native Americans • Fire suppression • PIV impact column • New Safety Manager • Job hazard analysis • New Safety Engineer • Turkey and Football • Safe energy isolation • Pumpkin, apple, pecan • New document database • Incident investigation • Unsafe act or condition • ...
SAFETY QUIZ 2025-10-27
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- A method to uncover root causes
- The internal drive to uphold safety
- Visual warning on hazardous materials
- A pledge to go beyond compliance
- A safety device that detects smoke
- A close call that didn’t cause harm
- A system for reporting unsafe conditions
- Document that outlines chemical safety info
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- Tag used to warn against equipment use
- A type of chemical that poses health risks
- Tool used to isolate energy sources
- Type of footwear that protects toes
- System for communicating chemical hazards
- Equipment worn to protect yourself
- Event that causes harm to a person
- Document required before high-risk work
- A person trained to respond to emergencies
- What we build through repetition
- Structured review of job hazards
- The skills and confidence to act safely
- The opposite of reactive
- A challenge that drives growth
22 Clues: The opposite of reactive • A challenge that drives growth • A method to uncover root causes • A pledge to go beyond compliance • What we build through repetition • Structured review of job hazards • Equipment worn to protect yourself • Event that causes harm to a person • A safety device that detects smoke • Tool used to isolate energy sources • ...
Safety Month! 2026-06-22
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- Working together to keep everyone safe
- Meeting standards while doing the job correctly
- Learning safe work practices and procedures
- Short periods of rest that help reduce fatigue
- Overall physical and mental well-being
- What helps keep you productive and alert
- An event that could have caused injury but did not
- Following safety rules and procedures
- Helps prepare muscles and joints for activity
- Sharing safety information clearly
- Informing others about incidents or hazards
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- Drinking enough water throughout the day
- Personal protective equipment used to reduce risk
- Fitting the job to the worker
- Taking ownership of safe behaviors
- Physical or mental tiredness
- Taking action to stop accidents before they happen
- The condition of being protected from harm
- Paying attention to risks and surroundings
- Maintaining stability physically and mentally
- A potential source of injury or illness
- A review of equipment or work areas for hazards
22 Clues: Physical or mental tiredness • Fitting the job to the worker • Taking ownership of safe behaviors • Sharing safety information clearly • Following safety rules and procedures • Working together to keep everyone safe • Overall physical and mental well-being • A potential source of injury or illness • Drinking enough water throughout the day • ...
General Shop Safety & Color Coding 2023-09-02
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- Designates adjustment wheels, knobs, levers, and safety islands
- ________ protection is required at all times.
- Designates large electrical panels or boxes and Out of Order signs
- Use only those tools or machines in which you have completed safety instruction and passed a written test to become ________.
- Wear ___________ glasses or goggles at all times while in the mechanics laboratory and in other areas specified by the instructor. Additional eye and face protection may be required when operating certain tools.
- Designates guards, electrical control boxes, and hazardous areas
- acetylene lines and acetylene carts
- Never leave power equipment ___________ while unattended.
- Turn _______ power equipment immediately after use.
- Avoid carelessness and/or “___________” which will not be tolerated.
- Indicates waste container
- against a hazardous object
- Know the location and use of all _________ equipment in the laboratory.
- Be sure that you are familiar with all _________ before using power equipment.
- Use _________ and safety devices at all times.
- Do not leave the laboratory or work area unless the instructor gives you ____________.
- Special eye, face, or skin protection is required when performing _______ tasks.
- Indicates medicine, first aid supplies, oxygen lines, and carts
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- Designates areas where you might stumble, fall, or
- Indicates gasoline can
- Avoid loud talking, shouting, and other _____________ behaviors in the classroom and laboratory.
- Designates the location of fire equipment, the stop button of electrical equipment,
- Operate power equipment only on a ______ student at a time basis.
- No _____ clothing, loose jewelry, or unsecured long hair.
- No open heel or _______ toe shoes.
- Designates container for oily rags and flammable materials
- _________ power equipment for safety before putting it into operation.
- Wear proper ____________ in the mechanics laboratory.
- Avoid laying tools or materials in ____________.
- Pay attention to what you are doing at all ________.
- Notify the ____________ in case of accident, injury, fire, defective equipment or tools, or any prevailing safety hazard.
- Designates edges of tables and equipment
- Do not _______ in the laboratory.
- Indicates cleanup area
34 Clues: Indicates gasoline can • Indicates cleanup area • Indicates waste container • against a hazardous object • Do not _______ in the laboratory. • No open heel or _______ toe shoes. • acetylene lines and acetylene carts • Designates edges of tables and equipment • ________ protection is required at all times. • Use _________ and safety devices at all times. • ...
Chancellor's Day PD (Advance) 2025-08-28
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- HARASSMENT PREVENTION Policy to protect students from unwanted conduct
- ACCESS Initiative to improve school building entry security
- VIOLENCE Any physical assault or threat in a school/work setting
- IN Safety procedure when danger is outside the building
- DOE system where incidents must be reported
- What all staff must do when they witness unsafe conduct
- Something all staff must maintain during investigations
- CONTROL Policy ensuring only authorized individuals enter school
- Taking action against someone for reporting misconduct
- ABUSE Prohibited language that belittles or embarrasses
- Behavior that intimidates, demeans, or humiliates others
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- A process to challenge a disciplinary decision
- ASSESSMENT Evaluation of conditions that may cause harm
- DOE office that investigates allegations
- Online harassment between students
- TEAM Group that responds to behavioral or school crises
- Process conducted by OSI or school-based team
- Safety procedure requiring everyone to leave the building
- BUTTON Device used to alert NYPD during imminent danger
- Team activated during school emergencies
- FOR ALL DOE initiative promoting inclusion and anti-bullying
- PUNISHMENT Prohibited physical force used to punish a student
- Safety procedure requiring staff and students to remain in place
- Safety procedure used during a threat inside the building
- Disciplinary action that removes a student from class/school
25 Clues: Online harassment between students • DOE office that investigates allegations • Team activated during school emergencies • DOE system where incidents must be reported • Process conducted by OSI or school-based team • A process to challenge a disciplinary decision • Taking action against someone for reporting misconduct • ...
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Crossword 2025-10-30
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- Any potential source of harm or injury
- Protective footwear worn on the job site
- Worn over clothes to protect from heat
- Personal cleanliness important for safety
- Helmet that protects from falling objects
- A sign or label that alerts to a danger
- The tools or gear used for protection
- Designed for one-time use to prevent contamination
- Reinforced boot that protect toes from impact
- Eyewear designed to prevent eye injury
- Instruction on how to properly use PPE
- Covers the mouth/nose for respiratory protection
- Worn on hands to prevent cuts or burns
- Stands for Personal Protective Equipment
- Filters harmful particles or gases from the air
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- A physical shield against hazards
- Covers the entire face from splashes or sparks
- Regular check to ensure PPE is in good condition
- Following PPE and safety rules correctly
- Inserted in ears to block loud noise
- What PPE provides to workers
- Protects the eyes from dust and debris
- Reflective outerwear for visibility and safety
- Used to clean hands and kill germs
- One-piece protective suit covering the body
- Worn over ears to reduce noise levels
- The main goal of wearing PPE
- Bright clothing that increases visible
28 Clues: What PPE provides to workers • The main goal of wearing PPE • A physical shield against hazards • Used to clean hands and kill germs • Inserted in ears to block loud noise • The tools or gear used for protection • Worn over ears to reduce noise levels • Any potential source of harm or injury • Protects the eyes from dust and debris • Worn over clothes to protect from heat • ...
Magnet Status Recognition Committee 2025-11-30
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- Aspects of nursing related to HIPAA, Nurse Practice Act, and the ANA Code of Ethics.
- Members of the hospital who are responsible for enforcing policy changes and strengthening structural quality.
- What is one way that management can improve nurses' job satisfaction?
- What is technological tool helps improve continuity care in the hospital setting?
- Magnet recognition programs help lower this with improved resource management.
- Often protected by HIPAA.
- A member of the health team that provides medication at the bedside.
- Hospital staff that implements quality improvement incentives and controls staffing ratios.
- One with that hospital staff can participate in continuing eduction.
- A reduction in errors leads to patient [blank].
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- Evidence shows that Magnet hospitals tend to maintain this with more safety regulations.
- This is reduced with Magnet® incentives related to increased patient safety.
- An example would be nurses on a floor.
- May include interdisciplinary partnerships related to patient care.
- A patient's [blank] should be honored to increase their satisfaction and safety.
- Syn. for tiers.
- Management plans staffing needs to ensure each patient gets adequate care.
- Reaching Magnet status improves hospital [blank].
- Something that leads to worse patient and staff outcomes usually due to staffing shortages.
- What progam represents the gold standard for nursing excellence and quality of care?
20 Clues: Syn. for tiers. • Often protected by HIPAA. • An example would be nurses on a floor. • A reduction in errors leads to patient [blank]. • Reaching Magnet status improves hospital [blank]. • May include interdisciplinary partnerships related to patient care. • A member of the health team that provides medication at the bedside. • ...
Health And Safety Plan 2026-05-07
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- the ABC fire extinguisher is used on this type of combustibles
- what kind of precautions are used with OPIM?
- where you get the most current published document version
- a kind of PPE
- must be kept clear to prevent injuries and obstructions during evacuation
- must comply with all safety instructions
- what kind of controls regulate exposure?
- an event that could have been worse under different circumstances (2words)
- these are located within a 10 second walk from hazardous chemicals
- materials such as liquid nitrogen and dry ice
- an event that results in injury
- can never be used as a ladder
- along with supervisors, they ensure support personnel safety
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- another kind of PPE
- this officer coordinates biohazardous waste disposal
- this sign signals the most serious hazards
- the elevator for transporting samples and specimens
- the first word of GHS system of labeling
- the best way to deal with a safety hazard
- these can be broadcast through Cisco phone speakers
- staff must take shelter for a tornado _________
- establishes and maintains a culture of safety at NCSLPH
- how long are hazardous waste disposal records kept?
- when do you evacuate for a fire alarm?
- this officer does ALARA reviews quarterly
- one part of the PASS method
26 Clues: a kind of PPE • another kind of PPE • one part of the PASS method • can never be used as a ladder • an event that results in injury • when do you evacuate for a fire alarm? • the first word of GHS system of labeling • must comply with all safety instructions • what kind of controls regulate exposure? • the best way to deal with a safety hazard • ...
National Patient Safety Awareness Week Puzzle 1 2023-03-13
8 Clues: safety event causing harm • safety event without harm • VA's safety reporting system • Responsible for patient safety • identifying patients correctly • safety event prevention tactic • Where a safety report is entered • VA process for determining root cause of safety events
Lead Auditor Training 2013-05-27
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- A in RABQSA
- ........ Hazard
- HACCP Principle No 6.
- Food Safety .......... System
- ......... Hazard
- Hazard ........Critical Control Points
- First In First Out
- Food Safety Plan (-,-,-)
- Certified Lead ........Training
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- .......... Hazard
- R in RABQSA
- HACCP Principle 2. Identify ....... Control Points
- Q in RABQSA
- A in RABQSA
- Type of Pathogen, usually found in undercooked poultry
- HACCP Principle No 3. ......... Critical Limits
- Number of Training HACCP Principles
- For Checking Food Temps
- S in RABQSA
- B in RABQSA
20 Clues: R in RABQSA • Q in RABQSA • A in RABQSA • A in RABQSA • S in RABQSA • B in RABQSA • ........ Hazard • ......... Hazard • .......... Hazard • First In First Out • HACCP Principle No 6. • For Checking Food Temps • Food Safety Plan (-,-,-) • Food Safety .......... System • Certified Lead ........Training • Number of Training HACCP Principles • Hazard ........Critical Control Points • ...
Safety Crossword 2016-02-16
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- Mercury lamp disposal.
- Severe weather shelter.
- 2nd Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- Called to fix something.
- 1st shift Maintenance.
- Speed limit in the parking lot.
- How the conveyor or tape machine should be when you leave for breaks.
- Ergo winner drawing.
- Wear while using a Safety Knife.
- Day of Safety Meetings.
- All other lamps disposal.
- PPE
- Goes on a single skid.
- Get an AVI buck for?
- Not allowed out on the floor.
- Location of Safety Observation Forms.
- 1st Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- Where gloves go.
- Stretches.
- An almost fall.
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- SPI Site Leader.
- When should you have your Safety Glasses on?
- Emergency evacuation to the pond.
- The smoking area.
- Quality Supervisor.
- Place to get a band-aid.
- Machine is down and not operational.
- Wear while handling Mercury lamps.
- Emergency evacuation to the gravel road.
- Double-stacked mats.
- Food on the Production Floor.
- Always wear on Production Floor.
- Meghan/Aspen's job.
- 2nd shift Maintenance.
- Needed to enter the building.
- Yelled before starting a machine.
- Another severe weather shelter.
- Only time to smoke.
- Wear while using a pallet jack.
- Color of Emergency Exit
40 Clues: PPE • Stretches. • An almost fall. • SPI Site Leader. • Where gloves go. • The smoking area. • Quality Supervisor. • Meghan/Aspen's job. • Only time to smoke. • Ergo winner drawing. • Double-stacked mats. • Get an AVI buck for? • Mercury lamp disposal. • 1st shift Maintenance. • Goes on a single skid. • 2nd shift Maintenance. • Severe weather shelter. • Day of Safety Meetings. • ...
Food Safety Crossword Questionnaire 2025-07-30
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- Process that destroys microorganisms on surfaces or equipment.
- Document compiling GMPs, SOPs, and food safety system responsibilities.
- Waterborne bacteria that can cause severe respiratory illness.
- Period during which product remains safe and retains intended quality.
- A step where control is essential to eliminate or reduce a food safety hazard.
- Activity to confirm that control measures and procedures are working effectively.
- A risk-based system for identifying and controlling food safety hazards.
- System used to identify the history and movement of a product batch.
- Procedure for removing unsafe product from the distribution chain.
- Removal of visible soil and residues from surfaces before sanitizing.
- Foreign material such as glass, metal, or plastic in finished goods.
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- A microbial layer that adheres to surfaces and resists regular cleaning.
- Any nonconformity observed during process monitoring or inspection.
- Systematic review to assess weaknesses that may lead to food fraud.
- Type of cleaning agent effective for removing organic soils like fats.
- A chlorine-resistant microorganism that can contaminate drinking water.
- Type of hazard involving cleaning agents or heavy metal contamination.
- The "C" in the HACCP acronym.
- Collective practices to maintain personal and operational cleanliness.
- The “P” in CCP.
- FSSC 22000 certification is based on this ISO food safety management system.
21 Clues: The “P” in CCP. • The "C" in the HACCP acronym. • Process that destroys microorganisms on surfaces or equipment. • Waterborne bacteria that can cause severe respiratory illness. • Procedure for removing unsafe product from the distribution chain. • Any nonconformity observed during process monitoring or inspection. • ...
Environmental Science #1 2021-12-16
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- The group that we use to compare our experiment to
- We do this by completing a lab report to tell others about our findings
- The written assignment we complete at the end of a lab
- The variable that we measure
- The parts of an experiment that stay the same
- What we are trying to answer
- The information you collect
- An educated guess to the problem we are trying to solve with an experiment
- The steps we take to complete an experiment
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- What we use to support our claims
- These scientific steps are how we approach finding new information and testing hypothesis
- We do this to collect information
- The variable we control/change/manipulate
- This class's subject
- The items we use in an experiment
- Our surroundings
- Something that changes
17 Clues: Our surroundings • This class's subject • Something that changes • The information you collect • The variable that we measure • What we are trying to answer • What we use to support our claims • We do this to collect information • The items we use in an experiment • The variable we control/change/manipulate • The steps we take to complete an experiment • ...
The Daily Dr. Quinn Crossword 2026-05-08
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- “Holy”, or Duke University’s original name
- Zach won __ of the Year
- Abbreviation for Zach's field
- City nickname of Zach’s home for the last 6 years
- The great outdoors, or a prestigious journal
- New hobby Zach picked up in Durham
- "the love of wisdom", of which Zach is a Doctor of
- Team without the ball, or following 'dissertation'
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- New home for Zach's lab
- Journal founded by Ross and Grant, also Zach's first lab nickname
- Harmful substance that serves as Durham’s origin!
- Commonly dubbed "Tosh", the name of Zach's 1st PI
- Now that he has 'graduated', Zach could be this laboratory tool
- Metric temperature system, also Zach's caffeinated drink of choice
- Despite differing types, a common Quinn career choice
- Preceded by “silly”, or the nickname for Zach’s best friend
- Duke's School of Engineering
17 Clues: New home for Zach's lab • Zach won __ of the Year • Duke's School of Engineering • Abbreviation for Zach's field • New hobby Zach picked up in Durham • “Holy”, or Duke University’s original name • The great outdoors, or a prestigious journal • Harmful substance that serves as Durham’s origin! • Commonly dubbed "Tosh", the name of Zach's 1st PI • ...
culinary crossword 2023-09-04
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- second step of the three-compartment sink
- occupational safety and health administration
- parts per million
- –hundred and eighty final water temperature in a dish water
- and one temperature of the first sink
- color of sanitizing bucket
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- first step of the three-compartment sink
- third step of the three-compartment sink
- fourth step of the three-compartment sink
- removes food and other dirt from a surface
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- sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work
- last step of the three-compartment sink
- water hardness is amount of ________ in your water
- and seventy-one heat sanitation water temperature
- material safety Data Safety
- hang mops, brooms, and brushes on _________ to air-airy
- color of cleaning bucket
- reduces the pathogen on a surface to safe levels
20 Clues: parts per million • color of cleaning bucket • color of sanitizing bucket • material safety Data Safety • sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • and one temperature of the first sink • last step of the three-compartment sink • first step of the three-compartment sink • ...
Culinary Chapter 10 Servsafe Crossword 2023-08-25
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- sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work
- last step of the three-compartment sink
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- water hardness is amount of ________ in your water
- and one temperature of the first sink
- fourth step of the three-compartment sink
- color of sanitizing bucket
- color of cleaning bucket
- occupational safety and health administration
- third step of the three-compartment sink
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- –hundred and eighty final water temperature in a dish water
- first step of the three-compartment sink
- material safety Data Safety
- and seventy-one heat sanitation water temperature
- removes food and other dirt from a surface
- second step of the three-compartment sink
- parts per million
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- reduces the pathogen on a surface to safe levels
- hang mops, brooms, and brushes on _________ to air-airy
20 Clues: parts per million • color of cleaning bucket • color of sanitizing bucket • material safety Data Safety • sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • and one temperature of the first sink • last step of the three-compartment sink • first step of the three-compartment sink • ...
NSG 316 Pharm Final 2025-03-31
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- lab drawn after a medication is given
- harmful to the fetus
- part of pharmacokinetics that explains drugs that affect fetus
- a list by The Joint Commission with rules about zeros
- type of assessment data that reflects what a patient says
- check these meds with another nurse to ensure the right amount
- other disciplines the nurse works with
- the study of how the body activates a drug
- these six belong to the patient when administering medications.
- this determines the route
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- this theory explains why meditation works to relieve pain
- criteria that applies to patients over 65
- this interaction with a drug includes smoking and alcohol
- lab drawn before a medication is given
- can be halved
- goes in the mouth, through the stomach and is affected by liver
- give when needed
- pain traveling through fibers to the brain
18 Clues: can be halved • give when needed • harmful to the fetus • this determines the route • lab drawn after a medication is given • lab drawn before a medication is given • other disciplines the nurse works with • criteria that applies to patients over 65 • pain traveling through fibers to the brain • the study of how the body activates a drug • ...
Vocabulary Chapter 3 2014-09-22
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- detectors / sensor intended to sight and respond to the presence of a flame
- plan / Disaster management is the discipline of dealing with and avoiding both natural and manmade disasters
- A fires / A fire involving ordinary combustible materials such as paper, wood, cloth, and some rubber and plastic materials
- resuscitation / is an emergency lifesaving procedure that is done when someone's breathing or heartbeat has stopped
- Safety Data Sheet / a document that contains information on the potential health effects of exposure to chemicals, or other potentially dangerous substances, and on safe working procedures when handling chemical products
- detectors / fire alarm device designed to respond when the convected thermal energy of a fire increases the temperature of a heat
- hazards / hazard to the health of those exposed to it
- Form No. 300 / Log of Work-Related Injuries
- / the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property
- / the state of being legally responsible for something
- C fires / Fires involving energized electrical equipment
- safety audit / the process in which a company's or organization's safety rules, equipment, etc
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- maneuver / a first-aid procedure for dislodging an obstruction from a person's windpipe in which a sudden strong pressure is applied on their abdomen, between the navel and the ribcage
- detectors / a fire-protection device that automatically detects and gives a warning of the presence of smoke
- aid / help given to a sick or injured person until full medical treatment is available
- routes / An identified roadway and/or non-road passageway to an area of safety
- Safety and Health Administration / an agency under the Department of Labor whose purpose is to ensure safe and healthful workplaces in America
- hazards / as a chemical for which there is scientifically valid evidence that it is a combustible liquid, a compressed gas, explosive, flammable, an organic peroxide, an oxidizer, pyrophoric, unstable (reactive), or water-reactive
- / a house or building, together with its land and outbuildings, occupied by a business or considered in an official context
- systems / Systems forming part of a building, requiring maintenance and inspection, and subject to a Compliance Schedule
- Communication Standard / states that companies producing and using hazardous materials must provide employees with information and training on the proper handling and use of these materials
- B fires / A fire involving flammable or combustible liquids, flammable gases, greases and similar materials, and some rubber and plastic materials
- investigation / Accident analysis is carried out in order to determine the cause or causes of an accident or series of accidents so as to prevent further incidents of a similar kind
- program guidelines / defined to be the control of recognized hazards to achieve an definition of safety
24 Clues: Form No. 300 / Log of Work-Related Injuries • hazards / hazard to the health of those exposed to it • / the state of being legally responsible for something • C fires / Fires involving energized electrical equipment • / the criminal act of deliberately setting fire to property • detectors / sensor intended to sight and respond to the presence of a flame • ...
Lab Experiments 2012-09-21
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- The use of an .... lowers the ecological validity
- One ethical issue is... as participants may not have given fully informed consent.
- An example of a lab experiment in the clinical approach
- Participants are ... at the end, which makes it more ethical.
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- .... Is usually given. This also means lab experiments are more eithcal.
- A ... is tested.
- The supporting study was investigating ....
- The use of standardised procedures increases..
- But allows .... conclusions to be drawn
- The DV is..
- The IV is..
11 Clues: The DV is.. • The IV is.. • A ... is tested. • But allows .... conclusions to be drawn • The supporting study was investigating .... • The use of standardised procedures increases.. • The use of an .... lowers the ecological validity • An example of a lab experiment in the clinical approach • Participants are ... at the end, which makes it more ethical. • ...
Family Medical Center 2022-03-08
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- what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called
- the person receiving care; has OV that day
- What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion
- what staff does to determine if pt needs to be seen
- Dr Russells middle name
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- what CC stands for ___ complaint
- State where Dr. Russell is from
- What the "I" stands for in HIPAA
- the name of our reference lab. Lab _____
- What the "M" stands for in MSDS
- One of the tabs listed in EMR
11 Clues: Dr Russells middle name • One of the tabs listed in EMR • State where Dr. Russell is from • What the "M" stands for in MSDS • what CC stands for ___ complaint • What the "I" stands for in HIPAA • What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion • the name of our reference lab. Lab _____ • the person receiving care; has OV that day • what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called • ...
Käsekenner 2019-12-31
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- Entkeimungszentrifuge zur Reduktion von Mikroorganismen
- Unbearbeitete, nicht pasteurisierte Milch, frisch von der Kuh
- Pflegen von Käse bis zum optimalen Reifegrad
- Die aus geronnener Milch abfließende Flüssigkeit, entsteht nach dem Dicklegen und Bruchschneiden
- Haupteiweißbestandteil der Kuhmilch, wird für die Käseherstellung gewonnen
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- Enzym, vorwiegend aus dem Magen von Kälbern
- Bestandteile des Käses abzüglich Wasser
- Gestockte Milch, dickgelegte Milch
- Wird auch als Rundlochung bezeichnet, entsteht, indem bei der Propionsäuregärung Kohlendioxid frei wird.
- Milch durch Lab und/oder Milchsäurekulturen zum Gerinnen bringen
- Anstechen von Käse mit Nadeln
11 Clues: Anstechen von Käse mit Nadeln • Gestockte Milch, dickgelegte Milch • Bestandteile des Käses abzüglich Wasser • Enzym, vorwiegend aus dem Magen von Kälbern • Pflegen von Käse bis zum optimalen Reifegrad • Entkeimungszentrifuge zur Reduktion von Mikroorganismen • Unbearbeitete, nicht pasteurisierte Milch, frisch von der Kuh • ...
HOT OFF THE PRESS NOVEMBER 2016 2016-10-18
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- SHOULD BE CLEANED BEFORE WINTER
- WE ARE ALL THIS
- NUMBER OF SHIFTS AT QPLY
- DISCUSS SAFETY CONCERNS WITH
- THESE PROCEDURES WERE NOT IN PLACE MANY YEARS AGO
- MOBILE PEDESTRIAN INTERFACE
- DAN DANIELS WORKED HERE
- THESE CAN REDUCE THE NUMBER OF INCIDENTS
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- THE TYPE OF EFFORT NEEDED BY WORKERS TO PUT SAFETY #1
- COLOR OF HATS OF NEW WORKERS
- FIVE AVERAGE AGE OF EMPLOYEE AT QPLY
- IT ONLY TAKES THIS KIND OF SECOND TO CHANGE YOUR LIFE
- YOUR SAFETY CHAIRPERSON
- REPORT ALL TO FIRST AID
- THESE ARE THE KEY TO SUCCESS
15 Clues: WE ARE ALL THIS • YOUR SAFETY CHAIRPERSON • REPORT ALL TO FIRST AID • DAN DANIELS WORKED HERE • NUMBER OF SHIFTS AT QPLY • MOBILE PEDESTRIAN INTERFACE • COLOR OF HATS OF NEW WORKERS • DISCUSS SAFETY CONCERNS WITH • THESE ARE THE KEY TO SUCCESS • SHOULD BE CLEANED BEFORE WINTER • FIVE AVERAGE AGE OF EMPLOYEE AT QPLY • THESE CAN REDUCE THE NUMBER OF INCIDENTS • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2022-04-28
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- a type of vehicle categorized as a powered industrial truck with 2 prongs at the front
- the necessary items for a particular purpose
- "Keep it in the pipes"
- Mobile scaffold that moves vertically
- Performed before each use
- hand protection
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- An area where a person's view is obstructed
- a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority
- Road vehicle
- type of eye protection
- Vehicle-mounted work platform
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- A core value
- One that looks or keeps watch to help avoid obstructions, other equipment, or personnel
- Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
15 Clues: Road vehicle • A core value • hand protection • type of eye protection • "Keep it in the pipes" • Performed before each use • Vehicle-mounted work platform • Mobile scaffold that moves vertically • An area where a person's view is obstructed • the necessary items for a particular purpose • Occupational Safety and Health Administration • ...
Chemical Awareness Blitz 2026-02-19
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- Acid Very strong liquid and dangerous will burn skin if touched,
- Toxic gas that smells like rotten eggs
- Cooking gas
- Safety purge gas, used to push out oxygen
- monoxide Poison gas from burning fuels
- Alcohol used as fuel or solvent
- Fuel used in trucks
- Chemical in gasoline that can cause cancer
- Gas needed for breathing and fires
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- Chemical used for water treatment
- Gas used in refining process
- Harmonized System System for labeling chemical hazards
- Gas used in lighter
- fuel used in cars
- Data Sheet Sheet that explains chemical safety
15 Clues: Cooking gas • fuel used in cars • Gas used in lighter • Fuel used in trucks • Gas used in refining process • Alcohol used as fuel or solvent • Chemical used for water treatment • Gas needed for breathing and fires • Toxic gas that smells like rotten eggs • monoxide Poison gas from burning fuels • Safety purge gas, used to push out oxygen • ...
crime vocabulary 2022-08-29
17 Clues: sang • corps • victime • couteau • une balle • poignarder • une preuve • le coupable • un pistolet • une enquête • être coupable • un laboratoire • les tâches de sang • tirer sur quelqu'un • une empreinte de pas • une empreinte de main • une empreinte digitale
Chemestry: Lab Safety Rules and PPE 2025-01-15
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- Do this to avoid potential dangers like leaving an open messes and spills in the lab.
- Protective eye-wear that is useful for keeping your eyes safe from chemicals and particles.
- A garment that protects clothes in the lab.
- Follow these carefully to avoid making mistakes.
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- A garment that covers a lot of your body to protect you in the lab.
- Wore in labs (sometimes made of leather) when dealing with hot or shark objects.
- Keep this habit to help you stay on task in the lab.
7 Clues: A garment that protects clothes in the lab. • Follow these carefully to avoid making mistakes. • Keep this habit to help you stay on task in the lab. • A garment that covers a lot of your body to protect you in the lab. • Wore in labs (sometimes made of leather) when dealing with hot or shark objects. • ...
All Paw Patrol Members (incl. partial members) 2024-07-22
15 Clues: Lab • Cockapoo • Bull Dog • Cockapoo • Chihuahua • Dalmatian • Dachshund • Mixed Breed • Bassett hound • German Shepard • Siberian Husky • Ginger Tabby Cat • Bernese Mountain Dog • Golden retriever (male) • Golden retriever (male)
Health and Safety Week 2023 2023-04-20
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- ______ adults program
- take a ____:activity to do on your break
- don't skip your coffee ______
- mental health _______
- a group's shared attitudes and values
- elderly person
- we ____
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- lake summer destination
- we ______diversity
- point _____ care
- resident safety and call bell system
- a feeling of being protected
- we show _____
- we are _________
- and well-being support lifeworks
- site in central zone
- _____breathing; helps to calm
- online learning platform
- trusted person
19 Clues: we ____ • we show _____ • trusted person • elderly person • point _____ care • we are _________ • we ______diversity • site in central zone • ______ adults program • mental health _______ • online learning platform • lake summer destination • a feeling of being protected • don't skip your coffee ______ • _____breathing; helps to calm • and well-being support lifeworks • ...
bio terms 2019-10-05
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- the fluid inside a chloroplast
- contains the ocular lens
- many sugar units
- descriptive data
- used in case of any injury durring a lab
- a type of graph that compares parts of a whole
- use to hold broken glassware
- worn durring a lab to protect you in case of spills
- the main pigment in plants
- the variable that is being measured
- a predection based on prior knowledge
- slighthly moves the stage
- used to clean up broken glass
- two ugar units
- a type of graph that shows change over time and trends
- the outtermost electrons
- are large organic molocules
- regulates the ammount of light
- one sugar unit
- holds the objective lenses
- a bunch of monomers
- worn durring labs to prevent substances fom getting on your hands
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- the substance that is dissolved
- worn durring labs to prevent from chemicals in your eye
- a combination of 2 or more elements
- suppourts the microscope
- the type of microscopes we use in class
- used to supourt the microscope and used when carying the microscope
- can be counted or measured
- a type of graph used to compare facts
- moves the stage up and down
- source projects light through diaphram
- the substance in which the soloute dissolves
- the sum total of all the chemicla activites in a cell
- used to put out fires on peoples clothes
- the variable that is changed in a lab
- 1 subunit of a large molocule
- used in case a chemical gets in your eyes
- the ability to repeat the emperiment and obtain the same ressults each time
- used in case of a dangerous gas or vapor leak
- the study of energy in living systems and the animals that utalize them
- a statement explaining what you think will happen durring a lab
- a device used to put out fires
- used to wash chemiclas off your body
- supports the slide
- proteins in the thylakoin
- hole the slide in place
- the basic unit of matter
- packet of light energy
- the quaility of being right
50 Clues: two ugar units • one sugar unit • many sugar units • descriptive data • supports the slide • a bunch of monomers • packet of light energy • hole the slide in place • contains the ocular lens • suppourts the microscope • the outtermost electrons • the basic unit of matter • slighthly moves the stage • proteins in the thylakoin • can be counted or measured • the main pigment in plants • ...
Don’t be Safety Blinded, be Safety Minded 2024-03-22
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- Company Safety Goal (2 words no space)
- Employee Wellness
- The practice of meeting the needs of the present without compromising environmental responsibility.
- Instructions provided to employees to enhance their knowledge and skills related to safety procedures.
- Adherence to regulations and company policies to ensure safety.
- _____ Safety Task Instructions (TSTI)
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- HSSE manager (look up)
- Courage to ____
- Measures taken to prevent accidents, hazards, and injuries in the workplace.
- The conditions in which a person lives or operates.
10 Clues: Courage to ____ • Employee Wellness • HSSE manager (look up) • _____ Safety Task Instructions (TSTI) • Company Safety Goal (2 words no space) • The conditions in which a person lives or operates. • Adherence to regulations and company policies to ensure safety. • Measures taken to prevent accidents, hazards, and injuries in the workplace. • ...
Safety Crossword 2020-12-10
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- GOV'T AGENCY CHARGED WITH WORKPLACE SAFETY
- SUBSTANCE THAT DAMAGES A SURFACE
- VIGILANT OR AWAKE
- THE MOST WEIGHT EQUIPMENT CAN SAFELY HANDLE
- COMING TO A HALT
- ________ SPACE-A DANGEROUS WORK ENVIRONMENT
- SAFETY GEAR ABBEVIATION
- FROZEN WATER USED TO TREAT INJURY
- _____ ONE ONE WHO YOU CALL IN AN EMERGENCY
- EQUIPMENT USED TO COMMUNICATE BETWEEN FORKS
- BACTERIA OR VIRUS THAT CAN CAUSE DISEASE
- ______ TOE BOOTS
- POST'S FIRST GOAL OF EVERY DAY
- LOSING YOUR FOOTING DUE TO WET FLOOR
- IMMEDIATE CARE GIVEN POST INJURY
- YOUR SURROUNDINGS
- A LIKELY SOURCE OF DANGER
- WATCH WITH INTENT TO LEARN
- EYE PROTECTION
- AN INSTANCE OF BODILY HARM
- A 2ND PERSON WHO SAW IT HAPPEN
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- DETAILED INFO TELLING HOW SOMETHING'S DONE
- OUR CURRENT LOOMING HEALTH RISK
- SLIPS & TRIPS & ________
- EVENT WHERE SOMEONE IS INJURED
- BOSS WHO MAKES YOU DO THESE
- STUDY OF THE BODY'S EFFICIENCY AT WORK
- REPEATING A TASK TO BECOME EXPERT
- EVENT OF A NEAR INJURY
- A _____ WORKPLACE IS A SAFE ONE
- TOOL USED TO CLIMB
- AUDIBLE WARNING USED ON FORKS
- HEAVY EQUIPMENT USED TO LOAD TRUCKS
- STOP SOMETHING BEFORE IT HAPPENS
- CATCHING YOUR FOOT ON AN OBSTACLE
- THE NEW GUY WHO'S GONNA PREACH SAFETY
- SUBSTANCE THAT CAUSES ADVERSE BODILY REACTION
37 Clues: EYE PROTECTION • COMING TO A HALT • ______ TOE BOOTS • VIGILANT OR AWAKE • YOUR SURROUNDINGS • TOOL USED TO CLIMB • EVENT OF A NEAR INJURY • SAFETY GEAR ABBEVIATION • SLIPS & TRIPS & ________ • A LIKELY SOURCE OF DANGER • WATCH WITH INTENT TO LEARN • AN INSTANCE OF BODILY HARM • BOSS WHO MAKES YOU DO THESE • AUDIBLE WARNING USED ON FORKS • EVENT WHERE SOMEONE IS INJURED • ...
Safety Crossword 2016-02-16
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- Another severe weather shelter.
- When should you have your Safety Glasses on?
- Called to fix something.
- Meghan/Aspen's job.
- Speed limit in the parking lot.
- The smoking area.
- Needed to enter the building.
- Emergency evacuation to the pond.
- 2nd Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- Goes on a single skid.
- How the conveyor or tape machine should be when you leave for breaks.
- Quality Supervisor.
- 1st shift Maintenance.
- PPE
- Get an AVI buck for?
- Double-stacked mats.
- Not allowed out on the floor.
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- 2nd shift Maintenance.
- Wear while using a Safety Knife.
- Yelled before starting a machine.
- SPI Site Leader.
- Location of Safety Observation Forms.
- Food on the Production Floor.
- Emergency evacuation to the gravel road.
- Machine is down and not operational.
- Wear while handling Mercury lamps.
- Always wear on Production Floor.
- Mercury lamp disposal.
- Severe weather shelter.
- Stretches.
- Day of Safety Meetings.
- Ergo winner drawing.
- Only time to smoke.
- Place to get a band-aid.
- Where gloves go.
- Color of Emergency Exit
- 1st Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- All other lamps disposal.
- Wear while using a pallet jack.
- An almost fall.
40 Clues: PPE • Stretches. • An almost fall. • SPI Site Leader. • Where gloves go. • The smoking area. • Meghan/Aspen's job. • Only time to smoke. • Quality Supervisor. • Ergo winner drawing. • Get an AVI buck for? • Double-stacked mats. • 2nd shift Maintenance. • Mercury lamp disposal. • Goes on a single skid. • 1st shift Maintenance. • Severe weather shelter. • Day of Safety Meetings. • ...
Safety Crossword 2016-02-16
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- Called to fix something.
- When should you have your Safety Glasses on?
- Get an AVI buck for?
- Place to get a band-aid.
- Double-stacked mats.
- 1st Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- 2nd Shift Production Floor Supervisor.
- The smoking area.
- Machine is down and not operational.
- How the conveyor or tape machine should be when you leave for breaks.
- All other lamps disposal.
- 2nd shift Maintenance.
- Ergo winner drawing.
- Always wear on Production Floor.
- Wear while using a pallet jack.
- Day of Safety Meetings.
- Quality Supervisor.
- Not allowed out on the floor.
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- Mercury lamp disposal.
- 1st shift Maintenance.
- Color of Emergency Exit
- Another severe weather shelter.
- Only time to smoke.
- PPE
- Where gloves go.
- Food on the Production Floor.
- Location of Safety Observation Forms.
- Yelled before starting a machine.
- Wear while handling Mercury lamps.
- Meghan/Aspen's job.
- Wear while using a Safety Knife.
- Emergency evacuation to the pond.
- Stretches.
- Severe weather shelter.
- Emergency evacuation to the gravel road.
- Speed limit in the parking lot.
- Goes on a single skid.
- Needed to enter the building.
- SPI Site Leader.
- An almost fall.
40 Clues: PPE • Stretches. • An almost fall. • Where gloves go. • SPI Site Leader. • The smoking area. • Only time to smoke. • Meghan/Aspen's job. • Quality Supervisor. • Get an AVI buck for? • Double-stacked mats. • Ergo winner drawing. • Mercury lamp disposal. • 1st shift Maintenance. • 2nd shift Maintenance. • Goes on a single skid. • Color of Emergency Exit • Severe weather shelter. • ...
World safety day crossword 2025-04-28
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- Safety procedure to ensure machines stay off during maintenance (7)
- Accidental release of a substance, often in labs (5)
- The chance of something going wrong (4)
- Visual cues for safety information and warnings (7)
- Standard procedure or safety guideline (8)
- A sudden event requiring immediate action (9)
- Initial treatment given before professional help arrives (8)
- Station used to rinse eyes in case of chemical exposure (7)
- Invisible energy that can be harmful in large doses (9)
- To remove hazardous substances from surfaces or people (14)
- Injury risk in clinical settings, often from injections (11)
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- Practice used to prevent the spread of hazardous materials (11)
- Sheet listing chemical hazards and safe handling (3) (abbr.)
- Gear worn to protect yourself from hazards (3) (abbr.)
- Needles or blades requiring special disposal (6)
- An unplanned event that could have caused harm (8)
- Device used to warn of fire, gas leak, or emergency (5)
- Ventilated enclosure for working with chemicals (8)
- Identifying containers with contents and hazards (8)
- Sign used to warn of infectious materials (9)
- A potential source of harm or danger (6)
- Safety review or inspection of a workplace (5)
- Ensures fresh air in workplaces and removes contaminants (11)
23 Clues: The chance of something going wrong (4) • A potential source of harm or danger (6) • Standard procedure or safety guideline (8) • Sign used to warn of infectious materials (9) • A sudden event requiring immediate action (9) • Safety review or inspection of a workplace (5) • Needles or blades requiring special disposal (6) • ...
Safety in the Textiles Lab 2025-02-21
Staying Safe on the Roads 2026-04-27
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- Reduce speed for safety
- Fasten a seatbelt
- Tool used to see behind/to the side of you
- Pedal used to slow or stop
- Not likely to cause harm
- Paying close attention to danger
- Room between cars
- Officers who enforce road safety rules
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- Safety strap worn in a car
- Taking steps to avoid danger
- Something drivers must follow
- Waiting calmly instead of rushing
- Body part that stays on wheel
13 Clues: Fasten a seatbelt • Room between cars • Reduce speed for safety • Not likely to cause harm • Safety strap worn in a car • Pedal used to slow or stop • Taking steps to avoid danger • Something drivers must follow • Body part that stays on wheel • Paying close attention to danger • Waiting calmly instead of rushing • Officers who enforce road safety rules • ...
Med Lab 2014 2014-03-15
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- A+,B+,O+,AB+,A-,B-,O-,AB-
- a component in the blood which is responsible for transfusion reactions
- the study of urine
- what CBC stands for
- the part of the blood which is tested in chemistry
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- what the lab used to see your sample "up close"
- the part of the blood which is responsible for clotting
- pointy object which removes blood from your body
- the component of the blood which fights infection
- what the phlebotomists look for in your arm
- the place where lab tests are run
- the act of putting donor blood into a patient
- the act of taking blood
- what determines if you need a transfusion
- the act of blood clotting
- the study of bacteria and microorganisms
16 Clues: the study of urine • what CBC stands for • the act of taking blood • A+,B+,O+,AB+,A-,B-,O-,AB- • the act of blood clotting • the place where lab tests are run • the study of bacteria and microorganisms • what determines if you need a transfusion • what the phlebotomists look for in your arm • the act of putting donor blood into a patient • ...
ServSafe Chapter 1 Providing Safe Food 2021-02-15
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- Purchasing food from ____ sources is a common food-handling mistake.
- This agency writes the food code.
- People who don't wash their hands properly or often enough are the biggest risks to food safety and an example of poor _____ _____.
- Improper _____ and sanitizing can cause equipment and utensils to become contaminated.
- Pressure to work quickly can make it hard to take the ____ to follow food safety procedures.
- Food requiring time and temperature control for safety is often abbreviated to this.
- Foreign objects such as metal shavings are an example of this type of contamination.
- This contaminant is the greatest threat to food safety.
- This agency regulates meat, poultry, and eggs.
- Newly hired staff should be _____ to follow safety procedures.
- After prepping steak on a cutting board, a food handler wipes the cutting board with a towel and uses the same cutting board to slice cucumbers for a salad.
- A food handler's hands can transfer ____ from one food to another.
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- Food handlers who don't wash hands correctly can cause this.
- This group of people are most likely to get sick from contaminated food.
- Leftover spaghetti cooled on the counter is an example of this.
- TCS and this food are most likely the types of food to become unsafe.
- A foodborne illness outbreak is when ___ or more people get sick at the same place.
17 Clues: This agency writes the food code. • This agency regulates meat, poultry, and eggs. • This contaminant is the greatest threat to food safety. • Food handlers who don't wash hands correctly can cause this. • Newly hired staff should be _____ to follow safety procedures. • Leftover spaghetti cooled on the counter is an example of this. • ...
Health & Safety 2025-09-12
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- Symbol colour for warning signs
- Law that underpins workplace health and safety
- Dangerous fibrous material found in some older buildings
- The hazard that can cause slipping
- Regulations covering hazardous substances
- Type of accident where someone trips or stumbles
- Breathing protection for dusty work
- Device used to disconnect faulty circuits
- The act of tidying to remove risks
- The agency that inspects building sites
- The first link in the “safe isolation” process
- Law for reporting workplace accidents and near misses
- Fire extinguisher for electrical fires
- The safe voltage for site tools
- A secure platform used instead of a ladder
- Required by law, given before starting site work
- Procedure to ensure equipment cannot be turned on
- Fluorescent jacket used for visibility
- Regulations for lifting and carrying
- The “E” in PPE
- Document outlining risks and controls
- Electrical safety device that melts when overloaded
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- Protective equipment for eyes
- A reportable incident without injury
- Regulations covering electrical safety at work
- Injury from contact with live conductors
- To confirm a circuit is not live before working
- British Standard wiring regulations
- Equipment that prevents falls when working at height
- Protective clothing abbreviation
- The person responsible for safety on site
- Rules for safe use of work equipment
- Body that enforces health and safety law
- Equipment for reaching high places safely
- Immediate treatment for injury
- To reduce risk by changing the task
- Triangle showing heat, fuel, oxygen
- Document that explains how to do a task safely
- Action taken to avoid danger, “Stop work if unsafe”
- A hard hat protects this part of the body
40 Clues: The “E” in PPE • Protective equipment for eyes • Immediate treatment for injury • Symbol colour for warning signs • The safe voltage for site tools • Protective clothing abbreviation • The hazard that can cause slipping • The act of tidying to remove risks • British Standard wiring regulations • Breathing protection for dusty work • To reduce risk by changing the task • ...
Pediatric Patient Safety 2024-03-07
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- If your patient is unable to move independently, turn your patient at least every ___ hours.
- Catch You have acted to prevent a potential safety issue from reaching a patient. This is called a __ __. (two words)
- __Makes a Personal Commitment to Safety.
- Which Error Prevention Tool supports questioning the answer?
- A culture of ___ encourages and supports the reporting of any situation that threatens the quality of patient care.
- Ochsner Children's belongs to the safety organization called Solutions For ____ Safety.
- ___ is an Error Prevention Tool that supports paying attention to detail.
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- After Error Prevention Training is completed, Ochsner Children's employees are Safety ___ Champions.
- To reduce the likelihood of medication errors, medication labels should be checked again the physician _____.
- When a medication is infusing to a peripheral IV, we use the touch, ___, compare method to reduce the likelihood of having an infiltration/extravasation.
- ARCC facilitates team member checking and coaching. What does the "R" in "ARCC" stand for?
- The abbreviation for an indwelling catheter associated with a central line infection is____.
12 Clues: __Makes a Personal Commitment to Safety. • Which Error Prevention Tool supports questioning the answer? • ___ is an Error Prevention Tool that supports paying attention to detail. • Ochsner Children's belongs to the safety organization called Solutions For ____ Safety. • ARCC facilitates team member checking and coaching. What does the "R" in "ARCC" stand for? • ...
food vocab 2025-10-03
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- Instruments used to measure the temperature of food, with a metal probe
- A potential link between drinking water and contaminated sources, posing safety risks
- The foundational steps for implementing HACCP, including hazard analysis and critical control point determination
- An ongoing process of managing food safety by actively controlling risks
- The last date recommended for the use of a product for best quality or safety
- A technique for calibrating thermometers by using ice water
- A specific type of backflow caused by a drop in water pressure, potentially contaminating the water supply
- The date by which a product should be sold or removed from shelves, not a safety indicator
- Unintentional transfer of allergens from one food to another
- A method that ensures older stock is used first to minimize spoilage
- A barrier that prevents contamination of food surfaces, such as plastic wrap
- The date indicating the period for best flavor or quality, not a safety concern
- A symptom of some foodborne illnesses characterized by yellowing of the skin and eyes
- Items used to hold hair back to prevent contamination during food preparation
- The process of removing dirt and food residues from surfaces
- Microorganisms that can cause disease, especially through contaminated food
- A food safety management system that focuses on preventing hazards
- Sensors that provide accurate temperature readings in specific ranges, often used in food service
- The process of reducing microbial contamination to safe levels on surfaces
- A technique for calibrating thermometers by using boiling water
- The United States Department of Agriculture, responsible for regulating food safety and quality
- Substances in food that can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals
- The unwanted reverse flow of water or mixtures into the potable water supply
- Essential elements needed for proper handwashing facilities in food service
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- The buildup of grease in ventilation systems, requiring regular cleaning
- Foods that require time and temperature control to prevent spoilage and bacterial growth
- A food safety program focusing on identifying and responding to food threats
- The movement of food through the various stages of handling, from purchase to service
- The body's defense mechanism against infections, weakened in some individuals
- A systematic approach to managing food safety practices in an establishment
- Sickness caused by consuming contaminated food or beverages
- A device designed to prevent backflow by creating a vacuum seal
- Individuals who can transmit pathogens without showing symptoms of illness
- The procedure to effectively clean and sanitize surfaces
- A physical space between the water outlet and the flood level of a sink to prevent contamination
- Products used to reduce pathogens on the skin, especially on hands
- The temperature range where pathogens can grow rapidly, typically between 41°F and 135°F
- A sink set up for washing, rinsing, and sanitizing dishes and utensils
- An acronym for the conditions that promote the growth of pathogens: Food, Acidity, Time, Temperature, Oxygen, Moisture
- Water that is safe and suitable for drinking
- Foods that can be consumed without further preparation or cooking
- Groups more vulnerable to foodborne illnesses due to health conditions
- Devices that measure temperature, providing quick readings for various foods
- A pathway for pathogens to spread from feces to the mouth, commonly through contaminated food or water
44 Clues: Water that is safe and suitable for drinking • The procedure to effectively clean and sanitize surfaces • Sickness caused by consuming contaminated food or beverages • A technique for calibrating thermometers by using ice water • Unintentional transfer of allergens from one food to another • The process of removing dirt and food residues from surfaces • ...
Countdown to 1000 Days - Complacency Crossword 2019-11-05
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- We don't use this for fashion. Make sure this fits your task and area of work
- Let's be…in order to reach our 1000 day goal
- A proactive safety measure to find hazards in the workplace
- An action that should be taken before a job is performed
- Stay aware and prepared because these are everywhere
- These are all over the plant in case of emergency
- What we're trying to avoid
- It's first
- Inspect these and keep them clean so they'll be ready to use in case of emergency
- Changing up this might help you see new hazards
- "X marks the spot". These are your map to safely completing a task.
- The nose knows. Sometimes this sense can help you find something wrong.
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- The hazard of comfort
- Time to switch things up
- Increase this and you'll notice more hazards
- Clue
- Don't give yourself time to develop these unless they're safe ones
- It's not spring but practicing this will help remove hazards from the workplace
- Safety after the fact is not nearly as good as this
- "Stop, collaborate and…" This is another method of finding hazards.
- Stay off this unless you're flying a plane
- Looking the other way can lead to an incident
- It's important to always do this whenever conditions are unsafe
- Try to avoid these unless you're knitting a sweater
- Keep safety in…
- Use the right one for the job and make sure it stays with its shadow
- Wedding bells aren't ringing, but I do have a proposal. A great way to drive safety is to stay…
- Great for driving; not for work. Always follow your procedures and never take these
- Makes perfect; especially if it's a safe one!
29 Clues: Clue • It's first • Keep safety in… • The hazard of comfort • Time to switch things up • What we're trying to avoid • Stay off this unless you're flying a plane • Let's be…in order to reach our 1000 day goal • Increase this and you'll notice more hazards • Looking the other way can lead to an incident • Makes perfect; especially if it's a safe one! • ...
Countdown to 1000 Days - Complacency Crossword 2019-11-05
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- Makes perfect; especially if it's a safe one!
- It's first
- Stay aware and prepared because these are everywhere
- Changing up this might help you see new hazards
- Stay off this unless you're flying a plane
- "X marks the spot". These are your map to safely completing a task.
- The nose knows. Sometimes this sense can help you find something wrong.
- Increase this and you'll notice more hazards
- An action that should be taken before a job is performed
- These are all over the plant in case of emergency
- Time to switch things up
- The hazard of comfort
- Looking the other way can lead to an incident
- It's important to always do this whenever conditions are unsafe
- Wedding bells aren't ringing, but I do have a proposal. A great way to drive safety is to stay…
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- Keep safety in…
- Let's be…in order to reach our 1000 day goal
- Great for driving; not for work. Always follow your procedures and never take these
- What we're trying to avoid
- We don't use this for fashion. Make sure this fits your task and area of work
- Don't give yourself time to develop these unless they're safe ones
- Safety after the fact is not nearly as good as this
- Try to avoid these unless you're knitting a sweater
- Use the right one for the job and make sure it stays with its shadow
- Stations Inspect these and keep them clean so they'll be ready to use in case of emergency
- It's not spring but practicing this will help remove hazards from the workplace
- A proactive safety measure to find hazards in the workplace
- "Stop, collaborate and…" This is another method of finding hazards.
28 Clues: It's first • Keep safety in… • The hazard of comfort • Time to switch things up • What we're trying to avoid • Stay off this unless you're flying a plane • Let's be…in order to reach our 1000 day goal • Increase this and you'll notice more hazards • Makes perfect; especially if it's a safe one! • Looking the other way can lead to an incident • ...
hort safety 2023-10-19
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- maintaining equipment, safety training, safety procedures, equipment training, PPE, first-aid
- repetitive movements or positions that may lead to physical stress
- toxic substance that can cause a wide range of harmful effects
- read owners manual, wear PPE, clean leather parts, clean wooden parts, soat metal
- applying chemicals, cultivating or harvesting
- materials or devices worn to provide a shield of defense from dangers
- anything on a job site that can cause injury, illness, or death
- some construction and manufacturing jobs, unload trucks, bake
- conditions or substances within the work environment that can hurt a person
- operate heavy machinery, operate power equipment, roof, radiation exposure, forklift driving, demolition work
- bending over, kneeling, hunching over, planting or digging, heavy lifting
- repeated treatment that bothers of annoys another person
- short-term impact of pressure or tension
- animals, plants, bacterial or viral cultures, tissue samples, infected plant material, compost, manure, sick people
- tripping/slipping on wet surfaces, falling from a height, unguarded machinery, moving machinery parts, shock/injury, being trapped/suffocating
- a person who moves from place to place to do seasonal work
- read instruction manuals, ask for training, mindful of power lines, awareness while driving, wear PPE, use safe practices
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- workplace demands, social relationships, lack of respect, emotional stress, violence, pace of work
- fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides
- safety data sheet, pesticide labels
- repeated treatment that bothers or annoys another person, unfair treatment of other person
- perpetual loud noises, sunlight exposure, extreme temperatures, wet floors
- a government agency that ensures a safe and healthy working condition for americans
- unfair treatment of another person based on factors such as age or gender
- organisms that can cause harm to other organisms
25 Clues: fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides • safety data sheet, pesticide labels • short-term impact of pressure or tension • applying chemicals, cultivating or harvesting • organisms that can cause harm to other organisms • repeated treatment that bothers of annoys another person • a person who moves from place to place to do seasonal work • ...
Stay Safe! Crossword Puzzle 2024-06-17
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- Emergency procedure for minor injuries
- Method to prevent fires, providing an escape route
- Car safety device worn by drivers and passengers
- Means to keep safe from
- Sudden drop causing potential injury
- Headgear for safety, especially when biking
- Harm or damage to the body
- Careful action to prevent danger or harm
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- Act of saving someone from danger
- Cautionary indicator to prevent accidents
- Device to warn of smoke or fire
- Measures taken to avoid harm
- To trip and lose balance
- Protective eyewear for various activities
- Hazardous source needing caution, particularly with wiring
15 Clues: Means to keep safe from • To trip and lose balance • Harm or damage to the body • Measures taken to avoid harm • Device to warn of smoke or fire • Act of saving someone from danger • Sudden drop causing potential injury • Emergency procedure for minor injuries • Careful action to prevent danger or harm • Cautionary indicator to prevent accidents • ...
Seeking Safety 2025-11-26
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- Confidence in oneself or others
- Options available during decision making
- Limits set to protect emotional and physical wellbeing
- Building supportive relationships
- Focusing attention on the present moment
- Regaining power over choices and behaviors
- The primary goal of Seeking Safety
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- A skill used to stay present and reduce distress
- Something that causes an emotional or trauma-related reaction
- A balanced and secure emotional state
- Ability to bounce back from challenges
- Healthy strategies to manage difficult emotions
- Help received from others during healing
- The process of healing from trauma or addiction
- A core value in Seeking Safety
15 Clues: A core value in Seeking Safety • Confidence in oneself or others • Building supportive relationships • The primary goal of Seeking Safety • A balanced and secure emotional state • Ability to bounce back from challenges • Options available during decision making • Focusing attention on the present moment • Help received from others during healing • ...
What are the blood tests for? 2023-06-27
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- An electrolyte level that has a direct impact on heart rhythms
- This lab test is used to determine the blood type of your patient
- This blood test might be ordered to rule in/out a Pulmonary Embolism
- This blood draw may be done to determine a patient's respiratory status (HINT: it's not from a vein)
- The two patient identifiers used prior to drawing blood
- A patient with a _____ result <7.0 may require a blood transfusion
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- This blood test is used to determine if a patient is a diabetic, it gives a value for blood glucose over a three month period
- This color blood collection tube is associated with a CBC sample
- This lab test is used to determine if an individual is pregnant prior to surgery
- You should clean the puncture site for ______ seconds and allow to completely dry
- This blood test result >2.0 can be a determinant of sepsis
- This blood test will give a basic overview of electrolytes, glucose, and renal function
- If this lab value on a CBC is elevated, the patient may have an infection
13 Clues: The two patient identifiers used prior to drawing blood • This blood test result >2.0 can be a determinant of sepsis • An electrolyte level that has a direct impact on heart rhythms • This color blood collection tube is associated with a CBC sample • This lab test is used to determine the blood type of your patient • ...
Glassware 2024-09-23
16 Clues: scale • bécher • mortier • spatule • pissette • entonnoir • propipette • tube à essai • fiole jaugée • eau distillée • cristallisoir • barreau aimanté • coupelle de pesée • support élévateur • éprouvette graduée • agitateur magnétique
Chapter 2 2024-02-29
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- accidents 25% cause of firefighter death
- fitness weight training, cardiovascular workouts, and stretching
- tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drugs
- protection of the environment
- disease leading cause of fire fighter death
- Adequate training is essential for firefighter safety
- all firefighters must be empowered to stop unsafe practices
- critical incident stress management
- work two or more firefighters who work together and are in constant communication with each other
- breaks in the form of recycling and
- a state of worry or mental tension caused by a difficult situation
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- fire fighter safety is jeopardized
- caused by a wide variety of carcinogens
- employee assistance programs
- consuming 8 to 10 oz of water everyday
- critical incident stress debriefing
- occupational safety and health administration
- 42% causes of fire fighter death
- maintenance regular maintenance of the engine, transmission, and other equipment on a vehicle
- power and hand tools, PPE and electronic instruments
20 Clues: employee assistance programs • protection of the environment • 42% causes of fire fighter death • fire fighter safety is jeopardized • critical incident stress debriefing • tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drugs • critical incident stress management • breaks in the form of recycling and • consuming 8 to 10 oz of water everyday • caused by a wide variety of carcinogens • ...
Family Medical Center 2022-03-08
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- what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called
- the person receiving care; has OV that day
- What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion
- what staff does to determine if pt needs to be seen
- Dr Russells middle name
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- what CC stands for ___ complaint
- State where Dr. Russell is from
- What the "I" stands for in HIPAA
- the name of our reference lab. Lab _____
- What the "M" stands for in MSDS
- One of the tabs listed in EMR
11 Clues: Dr Russells middle name • One of the tabs listed in EMR • State where Dr. Russell is from • What the "M" stands for in MSDS • what CC stands for ___ complaint • What the "I" stands for in HIPAA • What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion • the name of our reference lab. Lab _____ • the person receiving care; has OV that day • what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called • ...
science cossword 2014-02-17
8 Clues: liquid acids • don't run you ... • to protect your eyes • to protect your hands • this crossword is about • coat to protect your clothes • you clean up chemicals when they get ... • your not allowed to bring what in to the lab
JHSC Terms of Reference 2013-09-26
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- Health and safety concerns should be reviewed with _____________before going to committee
- each site has 2 of these positions to represent the JHSC and their members in all JHSC activiities
- document in which inspection findings are recorded
- Central Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) shall establish a Joint Health and Safety Committee (JHSC) for each of its sites with more than ______ employees
- location where meeting notes are posted
- The division who is responsible for this policy
- The Joint Health and Safety committee will consist of no less than _________ certified members representing management and the workers.
- The JHSC reports findings to whom?
- Member who represent JHSC when an investigation occurs must be ________
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- identification of (potential) hazards that can be attributed to people, equipment, environmental conditions, organizational factors and ____________ is a function of JHSC
- the act the committee follows
- at least 50% of worker members must be present
- Everyone in the workplace has a role to play and a duty to actively participate in workplace safety. Every worker who sees a health and safety concern has a duty to report the situation to their supervisor or designate.What is this system called?
- keeping secret personal information
- JHSC training is provided to new committee members and new _____________
- frequency of office inspections
16 Clues: the act the committee follows • frequency of office inspections • The JHSC reports findings to whom? • keeping secret personal information • location where meeting notes are posted • at least 50% of worker members must be present • The division who is responsible for this policy • document in which inspection findings are recorded • ...
Scientific Method & Safety 2022-09-23
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- During the pendulum lab, which swung faster: A long string or short string?
- After your experiment, you need to review your results and make them easy to understand.
- This would be used only if you got an acid or corrosive chemical on your skin.
- If you break this, do not pick it up with your hands!
- The last name of your science teacher
- Before you write a hypothesis, you must first ask a...
- This station might be used if you got a chemical or other irritating thing in your eye.
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- In the skittle lab, you used a calculator to find the _____ of each color in the bag (Think 100).
- When you try to predict the outcome of your scientific question.
- The very first part of the scientific method, which leads to a question.
- At the end of the lab, you compare what really happened with your hypothesis and write about it.
- If you are leaving the classroom, sign your name and take a ____
- Once you've made a hypothesis, its time to test it!
- Instead of using water, if there was a fire in the classroom we would use this to put it out.
14 Clues: The last name of your science teacher • Once you've made a hypothesis, its time to test it! • If you break this, do not pick it up with your hands! • Before you write a hypothesis, you must first ask a... • When you try to predict the outcome of your scientific question. • If you are leaving the classroom, sign your name and take a ____ • ...
Day 5 Puzzle 2025-12-01
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- the materials caddy represented this in our last lab
- we draw these to represent the size and direction of a force
- a force that pulls things down towards Earth
- the fulcrum is at one end and the load is at the opposite end. The least amount of effort force is required in the middle, and more effort is needed as you get closer to the load
- a Class 2 lever requires less effort than a Class 1 lever because its effort arm is ___
- the fulcrum is at one end and the load is between the fulcrum and the effort force, so lifting the load requires less effort than in a Class 1 lever
- a ___ is a push or pull
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- distance from the fulcrum to the point where you apply the effort force
- the Crayola marker represented this in our last lab
- the fulcrum is in the middle, with the effort force applied to one side and the load force applied to the other
- a lever is a type of this
- how many different types of levers exist
- the closer the load is to the fulcrum, the ___ effort is needed to lift it
- the wood ruler represented this in our last lab
14 Clues: a ___ is a push or pull • a lever is a type of this • how many different types of levers exist • a force that pulls things down towards Earth • the wood ruler represented this in our last lab • the Crayola marker represented this in our last lab • the materials caddy represented this in our last lab • we draw these to represent the size and direction of a force • ...
CHWP Quarter 1 Safety Puzzle (2022) 2022-01-31
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- code grey is called for this type of emergency.
- if able your response to an active shooter.
- code call for active shooter/person with a weapon.
- code used for person in distress or needing CPR.
- situation requiring immediate attention.
- code copper is used for this type of failure.
- trained and ready to respond
- form of correspondence used to update staff and leadership on progress of event.
- if known, how we prepare for threat.
- waste material containing blood or body fluids.
- where direction and resources are provided to frontline staff.
- code called for fire or smoke.
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- the acronym used for addressing a fire.
- event where current operations cease and safety operations begin.
- front desk has this access to contact 9-1-1 in case of an emergency.
- we report this type of failure to maintenance or the safety coordinator.
- the acronym used for when using a fire extinguisher.
- exiting from area of potential harm.
- in any event a way one respond so that processes can be followed to ensure safety for all.
- controlling the area from unnecessary people.
- code called for violent situation.
- the condition of being protected from or unlikely to cause danger, risk, or injury.
- code used for internal or external disaster.
23 Clues: trained and ready to respond • code called for fire or smoke. • code called for violent situation. • exiting from area of potential harm. • if known, how we prepare for threat. • the acronym used for addressing a fire. • situation requiring immediate attention. • if able your response to an active shooter. • code used for internal or external disaster. • ...
Occupational Safety and Health in Aged Care 2017-07-17
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- Working alone
- The Aged Care Act 1997 (Cth) acts as a mechanism where the commonwealth controls the provision of residential care services by making subsidies and grants to providers.
- Two carers arguing
- Time Constraints
- Something to do with needles
- Education is important in ensuring that carers do not put patients safety above their own.
- Manual handling refers to any activity requiring the use of force exerted by a person to lift, lower, push, pull, carry or otherwise move, hold or restrain a person.
- Tripping over cables
- Lifting someone out of bed
- Employers have a duty to reduce any risk to a person arising from a hazardous substance.
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- Putting someone into the bath
- Reporting and investigation of safety incidents are the greatest areas in need of improvement.
- A breach of a code of practice is not an offence.
- There is a duty on employees to avoid adversely affecting the safety or health of any other person through any act or omission at work.
- Policies should use plain English to ensure they are easy to understand.
- Why is occupational safety and health in aged care a relevant topic?
- Making a bed
- Old person yelling at carer
- Cleaning products
- Time constraints create pressure for carers.
20 Clues: Making a bed • Working alone • Time Constraints • Cleaning products • Two carers arguing • Tripping over cables • Lifting someone out of bed • Old person yelling at carer • Something to do with needles • Putting someone into the bath • Time constraints create pressure for carers. • A breach of a code of practice is not an offence. • ...
SHEQ Matters - Crossword #3 2023-05-10
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- Training needed to operate MEWPS
- What training is required if a person is working in a RPE mask and creating dust.
- Hot melt waterproofing system.
- Training needed to construct and inspect mobile towers.
- A document which highlights information which is required to complete a COSHH Assessment.
- What Managers need to implement and show in health and safety.
- What is required to prevent a mobile aluminium tower from falling over.
- COSHH stands for Control of __________ Hazardous to Health.
- What card you need to access site.
- Who is responsible for safety at work?
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- Anything with the potential to cause harm.
- What is legally required before you commence a lifting operation
- Who you need at the to control vehicles in an area.
- In a manual handling risk assessment in TILE, what does I stand for.
- Safety information which is sent out to projects as a lessons learnt exercise.
- What colour is a 415v electric plug on a construction site
- A major piece of legislation.
- What training is required when you are working on a computer to ensure that you are working safely.
- A training qualification the all managers and supervisors require
- What colour is the Powder Fire Extinguisher on a construction site.
- The UK government body for occupational health and safety.
21 Clues: A major piece of legislation. • Hot melt waterproofing system. • Training needed to operate MEWPS • What card you need to access site. • Who is responsible for safety at work? • Anything with the potential to cause harm. • Who you need at the to control vehicles in an area. • Training needed to construct and inspect mobile towers. • ...
HAZWOPER 2026-04-17
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- Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
- Emergency Response Plan
- Flammable Limits
- Lower Explosive Limit
- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- Hazardous Materials
- Safety Data Sheet
- Unified Command
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Permissible Exposure Limit
- Job Hazard Analysis
- Boiling Point
- Basic Life Support
- Health and Safety Plan
- Incident Commander
- Flame Ionization Detector
- Supplied-Air Respirator
- Incident Command System
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion
- Hazard Communication
- Chemical Abstracts Service
- Threshold Limit Value
- American National Standards Institute
- Code of Federal Regulations
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- National Fire Protection Association
- Vapor Pressure
- Hazard Communication Standard
- Oxygen
- Recommended Exposure Limit
- Powered Air-Purifying Respirator
- Lockout/Tagout
- Emergency Operations Center
- Exclusion Zone
- Job Safety Analysis
- High-Efficiency Particulate Air
- Milligrams per Cubic Meter
- Standard Operating Procedure
- Upper Explosive Limit
- Short-Term Exposure Limit
- Emergency Medical Services
- Potential of Hydrogen
- Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
- Assigned Protection Factor
- Photoionization Detector
- Incident Management System
- Specific Gravity
- Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health
- Contamination Reduction Zone
- Parts Per Million
- Decontamination
- Globally Harmonized System
- Combustible Gas Indicator
- Time-Weighted Average
- Volatile Organic Compounds
- Air-Purifying Respirator
- Support Zone
57 Clues: Oxygen • Support Zone • Boiling Point • Vapor Pressure • Lockout/Tagout • Exclusion Zone • Unified Command • Decontamination • Flammable Limits • Specific Gravity • Safety Data Sheet • Parts Per Million • Basic Life Support • Incident Commander • Job Safety Analysis • Hazardous Materials • Job Hazard Analysis • Hazard Communication • Lower Explosive Limit • Upper Explosive Limit • Potential of Hydrogen • ...
WLS Crossword Knowledge Game 2023-08-09
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- Educational activities within a company created to enhance the knowledge and skills of employees
- Is a comprehensive file compiling the full historical employment, safety, and certification history of each driver you employ. It's required by the FMCSA to maintain operating authority
- FMCSA issues a Satisfactory, Conditional, or Unsatisfactoryry rating to a carrier
- WLS expects all members to embrace a _____________ _____________ Culture
- Shipper's statement of loss or damage to any of his or her goods while they were in the care of the carrier or its agent
- Is the number one priority
- Refers to successfully meeting the requirements of the U.S. Department of Transportation, the federal agency that enforces rules (DOT regulations) governing the operation of commercial motor vehicles.
- White Line Systems
- A truck, generally one-half the size and capacity of a tractor-trailer
- Conducted to vehicles and drivers to determine compliance with federal safety regulations
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- The transportation of goods from one state to a different state (including outside the United States); OR between two places in one state THROUGH another state or place outside of the United States
- A move in which goods are transported from one point to another within the same state; no state borders are crossed
- Inspection Report which needs to be completed daily by drivers for any commercial vehicle they operate, as specified by Federal Law 49 CFR 396.11 and 396.13. Criteria included in pre and post trip inspections.
- A list (in whole or in part) containing rates, rules, regulations, classifications or other provisions related to a motor carrier's transportation services
- The receipt for your goods and the contract for their transportation
- The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles; moral uprightness
- Indicate noncompliance with federal safety regulations
- Abbreviation for the system to categorize motor carrier on-road safety performance
- The mover transporting goods
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration abbreviation
- Monthly appreciation award given to individuals who represent exceptional performance, attitude, and integrity.
- Weight of the van and its contents after your goods are loaded
- Come together as a ______________ to achieve a common goal
23 Clues: White Line Systems • Is the number one priority • The mover transporting goods • Indicate noncompliance with federal safety regulations • Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration abbreviation • Come together as a ______________ to achieve a common goal • Weight of the van and its contents after your goods are loaded • ...
EXAM 1 2013-09-16
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- Costs not covered by insurance.
- Intentionally neglecting one’s responsibility to exercise reasonable care.
- The human tendency to become hyper-focused on a decision, whether right or wrong.
- Financial awards assigned to injured parties in a lawsuit
- The concensus organization the published the national fire codes.
- A field of safety based on positive reinforcement.
- In ___________ , it is important to not do exactly what a person in an accident did, as an additional accident may occur.
- The organization that is made up of safety professionals, which was founded after the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire.
- The professional organization that represents industrial hygienists.
- the theory of subtracting the capacity of worker after an accident from the worker’s capacity before an accident.
- The board that certifies safety professionals.
- An action involving a failure to exercise a reasonable care that may, as a result, lead to civil litigation.
- It is important to take witness statements as soon as the witness list has been compiled. This is called _____________.
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- The board responsible for administering the Certified Industrial Hygienist credential.
- Failure to take reasonable care or failure to perform duties in ways that prevent harm to humans or damage to property.
- An accident theory stating that injuries are based on preceding factors.
- The organization that represents professional engineers.
- = N x 200,000/T
- The U.S. Department of Labor’s safety enforcement arm.
- An error that occurred sometime in the past.
- A failure in which the following components: person (host), machine (agency), or the environment fail.
- The profession of protecting humans from exposure to radiation.
- An OSHA violation in which no fine is given.
- The federal government's occupational safety and health research arm.
- Eyewitnesses to an accident.
25 Clues: = N x 200,000/T • Eyewitnesses to an accident. • Costs not covered by insurance. • An error that occurred sometime in the past. • An OSHA violation in which no fine is given. • The board that certifies safety professionals. • A field of safety based on positive reinforcement. • The U.S. Department of Labor’s safety enforcement arm. • ...
HSE 2023 Crossword Puzzle 2 2023-10-12
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- An action used to save a person from choking.
- The first process in PDCA approach to carry out safety management system.
- __________, leadership and communication are the three examples of Organisation, that can influence safety behaviour.
- Excessive irregular working hours is one example of psychosocial hazard that can lead to __________.
- One of the major type of Contact dermatitis.
- Served to immediately stop any working activity until such measures required by the commissioner have been taken.
- A list of instructions that tells you what you are allowed to do and what are not allowed to do.
- Can be used to prevent from falling, when working at height.
- A systematic approach for managing an organisations environmental issues and opportunities.
- Radiation that has a lesser energy emission (example, microwave energy).
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- The risk indicator is __________ if immediate action is required to control the hazard.
- A musculoskeletal disorder that leads to weakness and clumsiness of hands.
- One of the route of chemical exposure.
- Prevent movement at injured site by using a splint is the most important step in a First Aid when the victim is suffering from __________ .
- An example of open flame under Category 1 Hot Work.
- The last option in the hierarchy of waste management.
- Waste that is dangerous or potentially harmful to our health and the environment.
- Modifying an equipment is one of the hierarchy controls, to reduce risks known as __________.
- Attitude, Behaviour and __________ are the three elements of safety culture that can have a big influence on the safety outcomes.
- One of the reasons why accidents occur.
- The only type of fire extinguisher that can be used to extinguish fire from flammable gases such as propane and methane.
- The third process in PDCA approach to carry out safety management system.
22 Clues: One of the route of chemical exposure. • One of the reasons why accidents occur. • One of the major type of Contact dermatitis. • An action used to save a person from choking. • An example of open flame under Category 1 Hot Work. • The last option in the hierarchy of waste management. • Can be used to prevent from falling, when working at height. • ...
Understanding Medicines 2023-12-19
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- Take medicines ______ as prescribed. (Hint: Medicine Safety)
- Chemicals or compounds used to cure, halt, or prevent disease: ease symptoms or help in diagnosis of illness.
- ______ the label and follow directions (Hint: Medicine Safety)
- Always ______ your doctor and pharmacist if you're taking any other medications or any herbal supplements
- This type of medicine fights bacterial infections.
- Is anything you feel while you're sick, such as a cough or nausea.
- Double-Check that you have the _____ medicine. (Hint: Medicine Safety)
- These pain relievers, or _______ don't get rid of the source of the pain.
- Take antibiotics for the full length of the _______ prescribed, even if you start to feel better.
- _______ share prescription medicine with anyone else, even it the person has the same symptoms.
- This organization must approve all medicine before being sold in the United States (The acronym)
- Always _____ your doctor's or pharmacist's instructions. (Hint: Medicine Safety)
- When a medicine's _______ outweigh its known risks, FDA usually approves the sale of the drug.
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- Usually contain a small amount of an agent that resembles a specific germ or germs that have been modified or killed.
- One method of delivery used to take medicine such as Nasal Sprays
- _____ take more medicine than recommended. (HInt: Medicine Safety)
- Remember that drinking alcohol can _______ worsen the side effects of many medications.
- One method of delivery used to take medicine such as used in a hospital and is inserted into a vein.
- Just because a medicine is available _______ (the acronym, that doesn't mean it's free of side effects.
- One method of delivery used to take medicine such as liquids
20 Clues: This type of medicine fights bacterial infections. • Take medicines ______ as prescribed. (Hint: Medicine Safety) • One method of delivery used to take medicine such as liquids • ______ the label and follow directions (Hint: Medicine Safety) • One method of delivery used to take medicine such as Nasal Sprays • ...
Cenveo Safety Puzzle 2023-01-06
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- Personal __________ Equipment must be worn when doing a task
- when you hear the emergency horn you must start ___________ the premises immediately
- number of points of contact when you go up/down stairs
- the act of cleanliness, maintenance, aesthetic upkeep of facility
- are power-operated, industrial vehicles that move large objects across distances
- April safety topic: ______, trips & falls
- symbols used to represent specific hazards
- the study of people's efficiency in their working environment
- Basic treatment given to an injured
- wear ____________ when using any of the machine shop equipment, hand-powered equipment,or when washing gum trays.
- A device used to lift and lower a load.
- The first step to proper _______ is to keep a wide base of support.
- Rules and __________ need to be followed per labor and industries
- use an ________ station immediately if your eyes are exposed to a hazardous material
- ________ hazards need to be appropriately labeled and handled
- the only kind of knife that is allowed inside the facility
- a common electricity-related hazard
- Abbreviation for Occupational safety and health act
- An incident that has the potential to cause but does not result in a human injury.
- a safety risk that must be reported immediately to your supervisor
- a detailed informational document prepared by the manufacturer or importer of a hazardous chemical
- A type of machine that is equipped with hoist ropes or chains that is used to both lift and lower heavy objects and materials.
- what forklift drivers need to be constantly doing while driving
- a group of employees that meet once a month to discuss everything safety
- a special danger arising from rotating or reciprocating parts
- one winner from our last safety video event
- These need to be on for protection of loud or excessive noise
- Examples of injuries a worker can receive;arc flashes, thermal burns and blast injuries
- You receive a safety incentive reimbursement when you purchase this item that keeps your feet safe
- infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans.
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- what does the I in GFCI stand for?
- Areas that have limited entry and exit points and are large enough for a person to enter and work, but are not safe to work in for a long period of time
- a philosophy that emphasizes small, incremental, continuous improvement.
- an instruction guide for employees to follow during workplace emergencies
- the act of removing a guard or interlock without proper approval
- the act of stretching or tearing of ligaments
- a safety mechanism used to shut off machinery in an emergency, when it cannot be shut down in the usual manner
- the most common cause of work-related injuries and deaths
- device used to safely deliver rescue breaths during a cardiac arrest or respiratory arrest
- All forklift drivers must wear a _______ when operating a lift
- method for putting our fires with a fire extinguisher
- A machinery safety feature that uses a shield or device to cover the dangerous, moving parts of the machine.
- a Japanese methodology that is designed to enhance workplace productivity without sacrificing workplace quality.
- he identification of potential hazards in the workplace as well as the likelihood that they will occur.
- gear that must be used when going on a scissor lift
- The safety ________ are weekly meetings with your supervisor where you discuss safety topics
- what does the L stand for in LOTO?
- a kind of tear-like wound or cut within the skin or flesh that is open and may be deep, caused by a blunt impact to soft tissue.
- Any work-related injury or illness requiring medical treatment beyond first aid.
- The other winner from our last safety video event
- a medical device designed to analyze the heart rhythm and deliver an electric shock to victims of ventricular fibrillation to restore the heart rhythm to normal.
- used when a person is struggling to breathe or their heart is not beating.
- to prevent the operation of hazardous machine functions under specified conditions
- a process that involves welding, soldering, brazing, cutting, grinding, drilling and burning
- methods and equipment that are installed to protect people and buildings from a fire
- how many emergency exits are there in our facility?
- proper safety __________ is required every month for every employee
- A safety incident analysis that describes the incident, root cause and actions to prevent re-occurrence
- a handheld power tool that can be used for a variety of metal fabrication jobs
- performing the same or similar movements over a period of time. that can ultimately result in injury
- stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles
61 Clues: what does the I in GFCI stand for? • what does the L stand for in LOTO? • Basic treatment given to an injured • a common electricity-related hazard • A device used to lift and lower a load. • April safety topic: ______, trips & falls • symbols used to represent specific hazards • one winner from our last safety video event • stretching or tearing of tendons or muscles • ...
Jims Cake 2016-03-07
17 Clues: car • today • music • people • have fun • fun cars • your job • last name • your name • your in one • your like it • favorite band • you have many • you have some • your work with it • you use it everyday • your in one everyday
Onesies Library Crossword 2023-07-12
17 Clues: Dewitt • Level 4 • Open 24/7 • ______ lab • Library 250 • School Color • Mac the Scot • Late book fee • Coffee Machine • Course Reserve • College history • Vending Machine • Children's Books • Electronic Rentals • Recycled Paper Notebooks • Method of transportation • Can help answer research questions
Science Safety 2022-08-29
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- make sure you have all the right __ before starting
- always clean up your __ if you make one
- something you are your friends should not do in the lab
- what should you wear on your face when preforming experiments
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- you should do this if you have long hair
- used to protect your hands
- do this if you are unsure
- used to protect clothing
- make sure to remove all __ (ex. Rings, necklace
- wash these before and after an experiment
- no __ in the lab
11 Clues: no __ in the lab • used to protect clothing • do this if you are unsure • used to protect your hands • always clean up your __ if you make one • you should do this if you have long hair • wash these before and after an experiment • make sure to remove all __ (ex. Rings, necklace • make sure you have all the right __ before starting • ...
Car Crossword 2019-06-09
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- For car safety information visit the ----- website.
- You are --- times more likely to be killed in a road crash if you are not wearing a seatbelt.
- ANCAP Safety is Australia’s leading independent ------- safety authority.
- Safety is not a ------.
- Head restraints reduce movement of the ----.
- Aim to buy the ------ car you can afford.
- We want -------- to be safe on the road.
- Wearing a seatbelt is one of the ------- ways to protect drivers and passengers in a vehicle.
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- In the crash test picture the new car is -----.
- For child --- restraint information visit www.roadwise.asn.au
- When purchasing a new vehicle look for an ANCAP ---- star rating.
- Antilock braking systems (ABS) prevent ------ from locking up during braking.
- The child car restraint information line --------- number is 1300 780 713.
- Always ensure your seatbelt is properly --------.
14 Clues: Safety is not a ------. • We want -------- to be safe on the road. • Aim to buy the ------ car you can afford. • Head restraints reduce movement of the ----. • In the crash test picture the new car is -----. • Always ensure your seatbelt is properly --------. • For car safety information visit the ----- website. • ...
end of year event 2025-12-29
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- this tool is used by loggers and weighers alike, but you’ll never catch a piper using one
- as the new mascot for safety, if you’re quick with an answer you can win one of these
- this lab object often contains a bag, and has a hazardous label on the side
- with the dash down and blower on, powders are weighed here and here only.
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- vials of these come in two different sizes, make sure you’re using the right one when you enrich gerber puffs
- in order to make sure your pH isn’t too high, you’ll need this to make an adjustment
- you’d be unlucky to get stuck in one of these on a heavy swab day, stinky!!
- when we’re being awfully good, and Madi has the time, we’re rewarded with these
- before you put your training documents in the binder, you need to locate and use the three-hole-_____
9 Clues: with the dash down and blower on, powders are weighed here and here only. • you’d be unlucky to get stuck in one of these on a heavy swab day, stinky!! • this lab object often contains a bag, and has a hazardous label on the side • when we’re being awfully good, and Madi has the time, we’re rewarded with these • ...
culinary crossword by Skyler Hampton 2023-09-04
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- hang mops, brooms, and brushes on _________ to air-airy
- color of sanitizing bucket
- second step of the three-compartment sink
- third step of the three-compartment sink
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- color of cleaning bucket
- water hardness is amount of ________ in your water
- occupational safety and health administration
- fourth step of the three-compartment sink
- last step of the three-compartment sink
- removes food and other dirt from a surface
- first step of the three-compartment sink
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- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- and one temperature of the first sink
- and seventy-one heat sanitation water temperature
- parts per million
- reduces the pathogen on a surface to safe levels
- –hundred and eighty final water temperature in a dish water
- sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work
- material safety Data Safety
20 Clues: parts per million • color of cleaning bucket • color of sanitizing bucket • material safety Data Safety • sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • and one temperature of the first sink • last step of the three-compartment sink • third step of the three-compartment sink • ...
Chapter 10 crossword 2023-08-24
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- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work
- water hardness is amount of ________ in your water
- parts per million
- reduces the pathogen on a surface to safe levels
- fourth step of the three-compartment sink
- first step of the three-compartment sink
- and seventy-one heat sanitation water temperature
- color of sanitizing bucket
- sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work
- occupational safety and health administration
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- second step of the three-compartment sink
- and one temperature of the first sink
- material safety Data Safety
- –hundred and eighty final water temperature in a dish water
- third step of the three-compartment sink
- removes food and other dirt from a surface
- last step of the three-compartment sink
- color of cleaning bucket
- hang mops, brooms, and brushes on _________ to air-airy
20 Clues: parts per million • color of cleaning bucket • color of sanitizing bucket • material safety Data Safety • sanitizer takes 7 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • sanitizer takes 30 seconds to work • and one temperature of the first sink • last step of the three-compartment sink • third step of the three-compartment sink • ...
IN THE SPACE 2022-06-20
8 Clues: It can fly. • It doesn't work. • They give energy. • A thing in a lab. • He works in a lab. • It works in the space. • You can put them on a pizza. • It was invented in the neolithic period.
Ch 46, 47, 48 2026-03-02
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- suspention of particles in a dispersion medium such as water; its two phases are sol and gel
- a thin layer of composite resin or porcelain that is bonded or cemented to a prepared facial surface for an esthetic appearance
- loss of water, causing something to shrink
- substance that modifies or increases the rate of a chemical reaction
- absorption of water, causing as object to swell
- gelatin-type material derived from seaweed used as a thickener
- bringing a material to a desired consistency
- material having elastic properties from rubber
- change in temperature that causes the reversible hydrocolloid material to transform from one physical state to another
- dental lab device that simulates the movement of the mandible and temporomandibular joint when the dental cast is attached to it
- placement of a reinforcement pin in the cavity preparation to secure and support a tooth restoration
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- another name for caries, which is a decayed area of a tooth
- space or gap between two teeth, commonly seen in maxillary central incisors
- a term used to describe the repair of a tooth with the use of a dental material
- irreversible hydrocolloid material used from taking preliminary impressions
- dental lab machine with various cutting instruments, grinding stone, and polishing wheels used for dental appliances
- the surface of the cavity preparation perpendicular to the pulp of a tooth
- a mineral used in the formation of dental stone
- accurate replica of the prepared portion of a tooth used in the lab for the fabrication of a cast restoration
19 Clues: loss of water, causing something to shrink • bringing a material to a desired consistency • material having elastic properties from rubber • absorption of water, causing as object to swell • a mineral used in the formation of dental stone • another name for caries, which is a decayed area of a tooth • gelatin-type material derived from seaweed used as a thickener • ...
physical&chemical change 2014-11-02
Across
- the sun produces heat and------
- a property to characterize materials reactions that change identity
- a blue substance turning into a pink substance in a chemical change lab is an example of a----
- a liquid to a solid
- sally went to go see the ------- outside
- steam is a-------
Down
- doesn't turn into a new substance
- temperature or light is produced and is evidence in a chemical change lab
- it can help determine the identity of a substance
- does turn into a new substance
- the proof
11 Clues: the proof • steam is a------- • a liquid to a solid • does turn into a new substance • the sun produces heat and------ • doesn't turn into a new substance • sally went to go see the ------- outside • it can help determine the identity of a substance • a property to characterize materials reactions that change identity • ...
Family Medical Center 2022-03-08
Across
- what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called
- the person receiving care; has OV that day
- What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion
- what staff does to determine if pt needs to be seen
- Dr Russells middle name
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- what CC stands for ___ complaint
- State where Dr. Russell is from
- What the "I" stands for in HIPAA
- the name of our reference lab. Lab _____
- What the "M" stands for in MSDS
- One of the tabs listed in EMR
11 Clues: Dr Russells middle name • One of the tabs listed in EMR • State where Dr. Russell is from • What the "M" stands for in MSDS • what CC stands for ___ complaint • What the "I" stands for in HIPAA • What our EMR system is named ____ Fusion • the name of our reference lab. Lab _____ • the person receiving care; has OV that day • what temps, blood pressures and pulses are called • ...
UNIT 8 2023-05-10
Across
- involves developing an environment free from danger,risk,or injury
- helpful for drawing horizontal lines
- leveling and plumbing
- used to secure the drawing paper to the drawing board
- used for drawing circle and arches
- used on signs such as ¨out of order"to identify broken shop equipment that does not work properly, information
- used for drawing and measuring angles
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- designates machine hazards, such as edges and opening, background for electrical switches,levers, and controls, warning
- used for attaching the drawing paper
- identifies areas of danger used on safety switches and fire extinguisher danger
- any combustible material that will burn
- identifies that wheels,levels, and knobs that adjust or control machines caution
- instrument with all increments shortened according to proportion
- most materials will burn if they are made hot enough
- indicates the presence of first aid and safety equipment,safety
15 Clues: leveling and plumbing • used for drawing circle and arches • used for attaching the drawing paper • helpful for drawing horizontal lines • used for drawing and measuring angles • any combustible material that will burn • most materials will burn if they are made hot enough • used to secure the drawing paper to the drawing board • ...
Safety 101 2021-02-08
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- Acronym for Safety Data Sheet
- Acronym for the technique for using a fire extinguisher.
- Lift with your ______ and not your back.
- The ____ foot rule for pedestrian fork truck safety.
- a danger or risk
- An unplanned event that has the potential to cause, but does not actually result in human injury (2 words).
- Refers to the routine cleaning and organizing of the workplace.
- An unexpected and undesirable event, especially one resulting in damage or harm.
- This EHS Manager covers all ASI SE locations (2 words).
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- A communication that provides information and knowledge involving an event that occurred in the workplace.
- Safety is everyone's ______.
- Take to de-energized state
- This EHS Coordinator covers all ASI SE locations (2 words).
- Standard ____Procedures are used to improve safety, efficiency and quality of work.
- Acronym for Personal Protective Equipment
- _____ is any act that deviates from a generally recognized safe way or specified method of doing a job and which increases the probabilities for an accident.
16 Clues: a danger or risk • Take to de-energized state • Safety is everyone's ______. • Acronym for Safety Data Sheet • Lift with your ______ and not your back. • Acronym for Personal Protective Equipment • The ____ foot rule for pedestrian fork truck safety. • This EHS Manager covers all ASI SE locations (2 words). • Acronym for the technique for using a fire extinguisher. • ...
Patient Safety 2018-03-08
Across
- What type of injury does NOT get reporting in the Patient Safety Reporting System.
- This frequency of rounding helps to prevent patient falls in the inpatient area.
- Communication between departments is enhanced when proper _____ occur.
- #1 root cause for medical errors resulting in significant harm.
- What is the A in SBAR mean?
- The wristband color used to identify patients who have an allergy.
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- This is required immediately prior to beginning a procedure.
- Foam-in, Foam-_____.
- Going over a patient's medications upon discharge is medication _____.
- A culture of _____ encourages and supports the reporting of any situation that threatens the quality of patient care.
- #1 way to prevent the spread of infection.
- Full name and date of birth are patient _____.
- The wristband color used to identify patients at a high risk for falls.
- Patient safety events that do not reach the patient.
- Total number of National Patient Safety Goals.
- Tool used to improve staff communication (abbrev).
16 Clues: Foam-in, Foam-_____. • What is the A in SBAR mean? • #1 way to prevent the spread of infection. • Full name and date of birth are patient _____. • Total number of National Patient Safety Goals. • Tool used to improve staff communication (abbrev). • Patient safety events that do not reach the patient. • This is required immediately prior to beginning a procedure. • ...
Safety Crossword 2024-11-08
Across
- Workers should wear these to protect their feet in risky areas.
- Care given to an injured person before medical help arrives.
- Fire needs three elements: oxygen, heat, and _____.
- Ministry of Human Resources department responsible for safety at work (acronym).
- Device that sounds an alarm to alert people of smoke or fire in the workplace.
- Practice of inspecting equipment and tools regularly to ensure safety.
- The letter "P" in "PASS" when using a fire extinguisher.
- Something you wear on your head for protection.
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- Common condition causing hand pain due to repetitive motion.
- Any situation or condition that could cause harm (begins with "H")
- Procedure that involves checking for hazards before starting a job.
- Safety & Health Day is celebrated on 28 _______.
- The Malaysian institute dedicated to training, consulting and conducting research in occupational safety and health (acronym).
- Life-saving technique when someone stops breathing.
- In emergencies, avoid using the _______.
15 Clues: In emergencies, avoid using the _______. • Something you wear on your head for protection. • Safety & Health Day is celebrated on 28 _______. • Fire needs three elements: oxygen, heat, and _____. • Life-saving technique when someone stops breathing. • The letter "P" in "PASS" when using a fire extinguisher. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-01-12
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- New Zealand's primary workplace health and safety regulator
- The process if identifying likely sources of risk
- The legislation related to Health and Safety
- The likelihood of the hazard causing harm
- An occurrence
- The likelihood harm will occur multiplied by the severity of the harm
- The level of risk remaining after initial hazard control
- The person with the accountability and authority for ensuring a control is operating as intended
- Place where you raise a health or safety event
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- Something that has the potential to harm you
- Safety Advisor at Base Woodbourne
- A common consequence of a risk
- Any individual that carries out work in any capacity for a PCBU
- The potential outcomes if the risk occurs
- A measure of risk that assesses the likelihood that the hazard would release its harm and the worse feasible consequence of that harm
15 Clues: An occurrence • A common consequence of a risk • Safety Advisor at Base Woodbourne • The potential outcomes if the risk occurs • The likelihood of the hazard causing harm • Something that has the potential to harm you • The legislation related to Health and Safety • Place where you raise a health or safety event • The process if identifying likely sources of risk • ...
Health, Safety & Environmental Keywords (Acronyms) 2022-11-22
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- 14001,9001,45001 FIS Berwick is accredited to.
- ? Rated equipment which can be used in explosive atmospheres.
- place duties on people and companies who own, operate or have control over work equipment.
- Forms a part of central support division in FIS and has 4 letters
- Future Industrial Berwick is classed as a lower-tier ----- site.
- Checks on Lifting equiptment under ---- regulations
- works as an emergency team incase of an emergency
- Chartered body and largest membership organisation for health and safety professionals.
- Offering a 6 stage process to adopt in order to implement a programme of performance monitoring for process safety risks.
- PPE which protects you from breathing in air contaminants
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- ----- require employers to control the risks to safety from fire, explosions and substances corrosive to metals.
- Law that requires employers to control substances hazardous to health.
- Performed at work in case there is an accident
- Combines all aspects of an organisation's systems, processes and Standards into one smart system
- Used as last resort in the hierarchy of control
- The government agency which regulates our permits
- responsible for overall management of an incident and will focus on the co-ordination of the Fire Wardens and the Health & Safety of all staff at the incident.
- MAPP identifies these hazards
- Government body that ensures Health & Safety at Work 1974
- Engineering system designed to reduce employee exposure to airborne contaminants (dust, mist, fume, vapour, gas) in the workplace by capturing the emission at source and transporting it to a safe emission point or to a filter/scrubber.
- law that requires employers, and other people in charge of work premises, to report and keep records of work related accidents
- Before contractor works, you need ----
- Location where workers gather in case of emergency
23 Clues: MAPP identifies these hazards • Before contractor works, you need ---- • Performed at work in case there is an accident • 14001,9001,45001 FIS Berwick is accredited to. • Used as last resort in the hierarchy of control • The government agency which regulates our permits • works as an emergency team incase of an emergency • ...
