safety Crossword Puzzles
Patient Safety 2022-01-14
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- Tonicity of this type of IV fluid is greater than that of body fluids.
- A patient identifier.
- Catheter associated urinary tract infection
- Potential complication of immobility.
- When providing patient care, use at least ___ patient identifiers.
- A standard way to communicate medication information that improves accuracy and helps prevent dangerous errors.
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- This assessment is one of the very first pieces of information to gather from a patient.
- Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications.
- PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal
- Situation in which a medication should not be given because it may be harmful to the patient.
- A patient with a yellow wrist bracelet is at risk for?
- Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole.
- and oriented
13 Clues: and oriented • A patient identifier. • PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal • Potential complication of immobility. • Catheter associated urinary tract infection • Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications. • A patient with a yellow wrist bracelet is at risk for? • Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole. • ...
Patient Safety 2022-01-30
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- a standard way to communicate information to improve accuracy and help prevent dangerous errors.
- Yellow band risk.
- Tonicity of this type of IV fluid is greater than that of body fluids.
- _____ and oriented.
- po, IV, IM, topical, rectal.
- One of the first assessments to gather.
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- medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole.
- Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications.
- a patient identifier.
- situation in which a medication should not be given because it may be harmful to the patient.
- catheter associated urinary tract infection.
- When providing patient care, use at least ___ patient identifiers.
- Potential complication of immobility.
13 Clues: Yellow band risk. • _____ and oriented. • a patient identifier. • po, IV, IM, topical, rectal. • Potential complication of immobility. • One of the first assessments to gather. • catheter associated urinary tract infection. • Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications. • medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole. • ...
Patient Safety 2022-01-30
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- A standard way to communicate information to improve accuracy and help prevent dangerous errors.
- Yellow band risk.
- Tonicity of this type of IV fluid is greater than that of body fluids.
- _____ and oriented.
- PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal.
- One of the first assessments to gather.
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- Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole.
- Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications.
- A patient identifier.
- Situation in which a medication should not be given because it may be harmful to the patient.
- Catheter associated urinary tract infection.
- When providing patient care, use at least ___ patient identifiers.
- Potential complication of immobility.
13 Clues: Yellow band risk. • _____ and oriented. • A patient identifier. • PO, IV, IM, topical, rectal. • Potential complication of immobility. • One of the first assessments to gather. • Catheter associated urinary tract infection. • Number of MAR checks needed to administer medications. • Medication in this form is intended to be swallowed whole. • ...
Lab Safety 2022-01-25
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- Number of minutes someone is required to wash their eyes in eyewash station
- Used to trap gases/fumes in labs with volatile chemicals
- Used to draw out chemicals
- Different from the fire extinguisher, anyone in the class can use this to put out a fire
- This is always added to water, not the other way around
- Name of the burner commonly used in school labs
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- A type of open-toe shoe which is not allowed during labs
- Skinny glassware
- You must tie this up if it is long before starting a lab
- Used to stir solutions and pour acids
- Bigger, wider glassware
- Method used to safely smell chemicals
- Read these on the bottles before starting a lab
13 Clues: Skinny glassware • Bigger, wider glassware • Used to draw out chemicals • Used to stir solutions and pour acids • Method used to safely smell chemicals • Read these on the bottles before starting a lab • Name of the burner commonly used in school labs • This is always added to water, not the other way around • A type of open-toe shoe which is not allowed during labs • ...
Fitness Safety 2022-04-14
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- never an option
- something you need to always follow
- essential to dangerous sports
- playing fair and respecting others shows good
- essential for good health
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- something you should be aware of at all times
- effects of not having this can consist of muscle cramps, dizziness, and fatigue
- something that prevents poor health complications
- before an activity you should
- replenishes the body before and after activity
- before physical activity you should
- something you need to be cautious of before any activity
- over exercising leads to
13 Clues: never an option • over exercising leads to • essential for good health • before an activity you should • essential to dangerous sports • something you need to always follow • before physical activity you should • something you should be aware of at all times • playing fair and respecting others shows good • replenishes the body before and after activity • ...
Kitchen Safety 2016-09-21
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- and ----- knives separately.
- mix cleaning -------- together.
- a ----- when reaching for dishes or spices.
- ----- while cooking.
- broken ----- and ---- paper towel into paper bag.
- -------- and ------- closed.
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- ----- -------- in majority of every room
- ------ are safer.
- prevent ----- and ----- clean up with a towel when their is a
- keep ------ foods out for loner than --- hours.
- the handle --------- .
- spot.
- a place for each ------ in the kitchen.
13 Clues: spot. • ------ are safer. • ----- while cooking. • the handle --------- . • and ----- knives separately. • -------- and ------- closed. • mix cleaning -------- together. • a place for each ------ in the kitchen. • ----- -------- in majority of every room • a ----- when reaching for dishes or spices. • keep ------ foods out for loner than --- hours. • ...
Winter Safety 2019-07-31
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- In 2016 the amount of car accidents caused by snowy/cold conditions was:
- Something you should never do to your brakes during the winter.
- What is the most valuable tool when driving in the winter?
- The term for following another vehicle too closely.
- Something you should always have during the winter seasons, to help with icy windows.
- An alternative to the answer of question three.
- While most provinces have winter regulations, six of them do not.
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- In Canada, there is no legislation for winter road, instead there being a:
- In the provinces that have regulations, the usual starting month is October. However, one province starts in November.
- One of the heavily recommended items to put on your wheels.
- One of the places most dangerous places on the road during winter.
- An eight letter word for how you should drive during winter.
- While all ice is dangerous, there is one type that can be the most dangerous.
13 Clues: An alternative to the answer of question three. • The term for following another vehicle too closely. • What is the most valuable tool when driving in the winter? • One of the heavily recommended items to put on your wheels. • An eight letter word for how you should drive during winter. • Something you should never do to your brakes during the winter. • ...
Water Safety 2015-06-14
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- the action of keeping safe
- Trained person who watches over swimmers
- To be watched
- Place where you can swim and play in the sand
- 911
- Always check before you go swimming
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- Someone who is with you at all times
- Someone that doesn't know how to swim
- Treatment used for injuries or emergencies
- Floatation device to use around water to keep you safe
- Saving a weak swimmer
- Playing,learning or working out in the water
- Place where you can swim; either indoor or outdoor
13 Clues: 911 • To be watched • Saving a weak swimmer • the action of keeping safe • Always check before you go swimming • Someone who is with you at all times • Someone that doesn't know how to swim • Trained person who watches over swimmers • Treatment used for injuries or emergencies • Playing,learning or working out in the water • Place where you can swim and play in the sand • ...
Safety gear 2023-11-13
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- to protect your ears against noise
- to protect your knees while kneeling on the ground
- to protect your clothes
- firm pants that may get dirty and prevent cuts on the legs
- to prevent hair from falling
- to ensure visibility while working
- to protect your eyes
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- to protect your hands from getting injured
- to protect your feet from injuries
- a shirt that you wear while working
- to protect your head
- to protect against inhaling harmful air particles
- a belt to hang tools on
13 Clues: to protect your head • to protect your eyes • to protect your clothes • a belt to hang tools on • to prevent hair from falling • to protect your ears against noise • to protect your feet from injuries • to ensure visibility while working • a shirt that you wear while working • to protect your hands from getting injured • to protect against inhaling harmful air particles • ...
woodshop safety 2024-02-14
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- What machine do you use to make holes in wood?
- what do you need to tie back before entering in the woodshop?
- which machine is used for flattening and smoothing the edges of your wood?
- what should you wear to protect your eyes?
- What should you tuck away or remove before using tools?
- which saw is used for making big and quick cuts?
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- what type of shoes should you wear in the wood shop?
- What does PPE stand for?
- what should you do before making a curved cut?
- what should you not do in the wood shop?
- what should you have off before using the miter saw?
- which saw do you need to slowly increase speed on?
- What should be in place before using the bandsaw?
13 Clues: What does PPE stand for? • what should you not do in the wood shop? • what should you wear to protect your eyes? • what should you do before making a curved cut? • What machine do you use to make holes in wood? • which saw is used for making big and quick cuts? • What should be in place before using the bandsaw? • which saw do you need to slowly increase speed on? • ...
Community Safety 2023-02-22
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- to organise in order of importance
- to keep order
- 2 or more people or organisations work together
- to occupy someone's attention
- the people with common interests living in a particular area
- discuss with people
- the state of being free from risk of injury,danger or loss
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- the state of having knowledge
- a local elected representative
- related to a particular area near you
- a district where people live
- to recognise and verify issues
- a fraudulent scheme
13 Clues: to keep order • discuss with people • a fraudulent scheme • a district where people live • the state of having knowledge • to occupy someone's attention • a local elected representative • to recognise and verify issues • to organise in order of importance • related to a particular area near you • 2 or more people or organisations work together • ...
Fishing Safety 2024-02-26
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- Tools aiding water navigation.
- Provides stability in fast-flowing waters.
- Compact signaling device for alerting others in emergencies.
- Protects against harmful UV rays.
- Waterproof outdoor clothing.
- Essentials for immediate medical care.
- Drinking enough water outdoors.
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- Eye protection and improved visibility.
- Provides water level and flow rate info.
- Equipment for safe boating, includes life jackets.
- Prevents drowning, essential safety gear.
- Footwear for better grip on slippery surfaces.
- Vital for planning trips, avoids dangerous weather.
13 Clues: Waterproof outdoor clothing. • Tools aiding water navigation. • Drinking enough water outdoors. • Protects against harmful UV rays. • Essentials for immediate medical care. • Eye protection and improved visibility. • Provides water level and flow rate info. • Prevents drowning, essential safety gear. • Provides stability in fast-flowing waters. • ...
Safety puzzle 2024-06-01
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- Drinking _____ is the best liquid to stay hydrated.
- Paying _______ to your surroundings is the best way to prevent injuries.
- ______ helps protect us when worn correctly.
- This vegetable is great on salad and full of water.
- Put this down and head up while walking.
- ______ man is our safety mascot on property.
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- When cutting fudge I wear a ___________ on my non-dominant hand.
- This fruit is full of hydrating liquid.
- When using a box cutter I always cut ____ from me.
- Always hold onto the _____ while on the stairs.
- These go down first and up last when dealing with the ladder.
- These little "trees" are full of nutrients and water.
- ______ is just as important as drinking to keep me healthy in the heat.
13 Clues: This fruit is full of hydrating liquid. • Put this down and head up while walking. • ______ helps protect us when worn correctly. • ______ man is our safety mascot on property. • Always hold onto the _____ while on the stairs. • When using a box cutter I always cut ____ from me. • Drinking _____ is the best liquid to stay hydrated. • ...
Safety & Sanitation 2022-08-27
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- Food should not sit out longer than ____________ hours.
- Soda, You can put out a grease fire with this common kitchen ingredient.
- Never catch a falling knife, let it _____________.
- ______________ knives are more dangerous than sharp knives because you have to apply more pressure.
- ___________________ in the kitchen is a sure way to cause an accident.
- knives should be washed _______________ from all other dishes to prevent injury.
- Keep hot foods hot and ______________ foods cold.
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- Once way to check if a restaurant is sanitary is to check its _____________________.
- Clean up ________________ immediately.
- Always use a cutting _____________ to avoid injury and damage to the counter.
- Pick up small glass shards with a wet ______________ towel.
- holder, When picking up something hot in the kitchen always use a ____ ______________________.
- Make sure pot handles are turned ____________ from the edge of the stove.
13 Clues: Clean up ________________ immediately. • Keep hot foods hot and ______________ foods cold. • Never catch a falling knife, let it _____________. • Food should not sit out longer than ____________ hours. • Pick up small glass shards with a wet ______________ towel. • ___________________ in the kitchen is a sure way to cause an accident. • ...
Safety & Sanitation 2022-08-27
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- Never catch a falling knife, let it _____________.
- ______________ knives are more dangerous than sharp knives because you have to apply more pressure.
- knives should be washed _______________ from all other dishes to prevent injury.
- Once way to check if a restaurant is sanitary is to check its _____________________.
- Pick up small glass shards with a wet ______________ towel.
- Make sure pot handles are turned ____________ from the edge of the stove.
- When picking up something hot in the kitchen always use a ____ ______________________.
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- You can put out a grease fire with this common kitchen ingredient.
- Clean up ________________ immediately.
- Keep hot foods hot and ______________ foods cold.
- Always use a cutting _____________ to avoid injury and damage to the counter.
- ___________________ in the kitchen is a sure way to cause an accident.
- Food should not sit out longer than ____________ hours.
13 Clues: Clean up ________________ immediately. • Keep hot foods hot and ______________ foods cold. • Never catch a falling knife, let it _____________. • Food should not sit out longer than ____________ hours. • Pick up small glass shards with a wet ______________ towel. • You can put out a grease fire with this common kitchen ingredient. • ...
Food Safety 2023-08-18
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- coat with dry bread crumbs
- cook in liquid that is barely at the boiling point
- decorate food by adding attractive foodstuff
- beat quickly and steadily by hand with a whisk
- make the surface of food a brown color
- put food through a fine sieve
- stir ingredients until thoroughly combined
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- remove liquid from a food product
- cook in large amount of hot fat
- cover with sauce and bake
- soak meat in a solution containing an acid
- cut into small pieces
- make free from microorganisms
13 Clues: cut into small pieces • cover with sauce and bake • coat with dry bread crumbs • make free from microorganisms • put food through a fine sieve • cook in large amount of hot fat • remove liquid from a food product • make the surface of food a brown color • soak meat in a solution containing an acid • stir ingredients until thoroughly combined • ...
Beach Safety 2023-08-29
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- Gulf is closed to swimmers flag color
- Swim ____ to the shore to escape
- What you pay for failing to get out of the water during double-red flags
- Strong narrow current of water
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- Medium hazard and moderate surf flag color
- Month peak season ends
- Rough waters
- Dangerous marine life flag color
- Person who does water rescue
- United State Lifeguarding ____
- Low hazard and calm conditions flag color
- Month peak season starts
- High hazard and high surf flag color
13 Clues: Rough waters • Month peak season ends • Month peak season starts • Person who does water rescue • United State Lifeguarding ____ • Strong narrow current of water • Dangerous marine life flag color • Swim ____ to the shore to escape • High hazard and high surf flag color • Gulf is closed to swimmers flag color • Low hazard and calm conditions flag color • ...
Fire Safety 2022-06-01
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- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class A, B, and C fires
- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class K fires
- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B, C, and D fires
- / When using fire extinguishers, employees should employ the "_____" system of early-stage firefighting.
- / Fires involving energized electrical components
- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B and C fires
- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class A fires only
- / Fires involving metal
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- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B and C fires
- / The presence of heat, fuel, and oxygen creates a chemical reaction that allows fire to take place and to continue. This is called the ________
- / Fires involving paper, trash, wood, cloth, and some plastics
- / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B fires
- / Fires involving flammable gases or liquids (propane, oil, and gasoline)
- / Fires involving vegetable or animal cooking oils or fats
14 Clues: / Fires involving metal • / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B fires • / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class K fires • / Fires involving energized electrical components • / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class A fires only • / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B and C fires • / Type of fire extinguisher used on Class B and C fires • ...
Lab Safety 2025-03-10
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- Can attack living tissue and other objects.
- Can cause cancer
- Tie it back.
- Can cause skin damage, like red or blistered
- Protect your eyes with these
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- Can be shocking
- Needs to be disposed of safely
- Harmful to the environment
- Containing dangerous living things
- Catches fire easily
- In a rush? Don't do this in the lab
- Tuck it under your desk, so you don't trip over.
- Hungry? Don't do this the lab!
13 Clues: Tie it back. • Can be shocking • Can cause cancer • Catches fire easily • Harmful to the environment • Protect your eyes with these • Needs to be disposed of safely • Hungry? Don't do this the lab! • Containing dangerous living things • In a rush? Don't do this in the lab • Can attack living tissue and other objects. • Can cause skin damage, like red or blistered • ...
Safety 2025 2025-01-31
13 Clues: sides • front • is power • keep your sight • climb to the top • not just for time • is that your thumb • everyone is responsible • quiz time do it monthly • my what nice flags you have • lock it in plaace and____it • where we store the bad stuff • did you just run over my foot
Health & Safety 2025-05-04
13 Clues: Event • Danger • Needles • Exposure • Treatment • Protection • Comfortable • Unprotected • Act on behalf • Wash away substances • Threat to human health • Cancer causing substance • Mind and Social aspects of life
Process Safety 2020-10-05
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- when a refined metal is naturally converted to a more stable form such as its oxide, hydroxide or sulphide state that leads to deterioration of the material.
- protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure.
- the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something.
- a device or natural object that regulates directs or controls the flow of a fluid by opening, closing, or partially obstructing various passageways.
- a sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action.
- continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
- a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, but is not consumed by the reaction
- PROTECTION mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires.
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- is an unplanned and uncontrolled release of the containments from equipment's.
- a deliberate prevention of process flow to provide a safe environment for performing maintenance, repair or replacement operations on process facilities
- the action of assessing something
- a device or instrument designed to detect the presence of an object or substance
- A common method of protecting process equipment against excessively high pressure
13 Clues: the action of assessing something • protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure. • the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something. • PROTECTION mitigating the unwanted effects of potentially destructive fires. • is an unplanned and uncontrolled release of the containments from equipment's. • ...
Process Safety 2025-03-01
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- What occurs when solvent comes into contact with ignition source.
- the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something.
- a sudden, urgent, usually unexpected occurrence or occasion requiring immediate action.
- continuous physical force exerted on or against an object by something in contact with it.
- a device or instrument designed to detect the presence of an object or substance
- when a refined metal is naturally converted to a more stable form such as its oxide
- a specialized enclosure or system used in industries to create a controlled environment that isolates a specific process
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- a device or natural object that regulates directs or controls the flow of a fluid by opening, closing, or partially obstructing various passageways.
- the action of assessing something
- To safely relieve pressure.
- protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure.
- A safe tank where relieved excess pressure is routed
- a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction, but is not consumed by the reaction
13 Clues: To safely relieve pressure. • the action of assessing something • A safe tank where relieved excess pressure is routed • protect from harm or damage with an appropriate measure. • the action of reducing the severity, seriousness of something. • What occurs when solvent comes into contact with ignition source. • ...
food safety 2025-01-02
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- first step to prevent foodborne illness
- foodborne illness symptoms
- It is an illness that comes from eating contaminated food
- third step to prevent foodborne illness
- source of food contamination by chemical
- temperature range between 41 degree Fahrenheit and 135 degree fahrenheit
- last step to prevent foodborne illness
- people at high risk of foodborne illness
- source of microorganisms
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- source of food contamination b y physical
- foodborne illness symptoms
- factors influencing microorganism growth
- source of food contamination by biological
- second step to prevent foodborne illness
- source of food contamination by chemical
15 Clues: source of microorganisms • foodborne illness symptoms • foodborne illness symptoms • last step to prevent foodborne illness • first step to prevent foodborne illness • third step to prevent foodborne illness • factors influencing microorganism growth • second step to prevent foodborne illness • source of food contamination by chemical • ...
RME Safety 2025-08-03
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- Always verify ____ energy state before beginning work.
- Never compromise what?
- Exercise this when clearing jams.
- Incoming technicians should install and _____ LOTO status before continuing work.
- Verify all _______ energy sources (mechanical, gravity, pneumatic, stored energy).
- Stay _____ To Go!
- If a simple jam becomes complex, ____ ____, reassess, and perform LOTO if needed.
- Conduct rooftop HVAC work through _______, except for filter replacement.
- Always complete a ____ before starting any maintenance task.
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- ____________ is key to keeping all personnel safe.
- Never ____ ___, traverse, or work under a live load conveyor.
- Use a __________ to ensure you don't miss any steps.
- If there is ____ _____, stop and reassess Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) needs before proceeding.
13 Clues: Stay _____ To Go! • Never compromise what? • Exercise this when clearing jams. • ____________ is key to keeping all personnel safe. • Use a __________ to ensure you don't miss any steps. • Always verify ____ energy state before beginning work. • Always complete a ____ before starting any maintenance task. • Never ____ ___, traverse, or work under a live load conveyor. • ...
Shop Safety 2025-09-10
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- Do not touch any __ blades while the machine is still moving.
- No __ fitting clothes allowed when working on machines.
- Without a certified teacher in the room __ can not be operated.
- If you are in a hurry do not __ any equipment
- Once inside the shop __ must be worn at all times.
- After using the tools they should be __ to their proper locations.
- Absolutely NO __ allowed in the shop.
- Small __ need to be reported to the teacher.
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- Students must be __ before using any machines.
- No open toe or __ allowed in the shop.
- No __ are to be removed from the shop without teacher authorization.
- While operating any machines no __ should be worn.
- Any broken tools need to be__.
13 Clues: Any broken tools need to be__. • Absolutely NO __ allowed in the shop. • No open toe or __ allowed in the shop. • Small __ need to be reported to the teacher. • If you are in a hurry do not __ any equipment • Students must be __ before using any machines. • While operating any machines no __ should be worn. • Once inside the shop __ must be worn at all times. • ...
Food Safety 2025-09-12
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- When germs spread from raw foods like a cutting board without washing it
- A type of bacteria often found in raw poultry or eggs that causes illness if undercooked
- Hazard involving a hard or sharp object in food
- Single-cell germs that multiply quickly
- The temperature range (5-60C or 40-140F)
- Hazard from living things like bacteria, viruses,or parasites in food
- Hazard involving poisonous substances like cleaning spray or poison
- The items we eat or drink
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- Sharpe kitchen utensil used for cutting
- Cooking utensil that allows stuff to drain before serving it
- Things in food that can get people sick or hurt them (could be germs, chemicals or many more)
- Flat surface where food is cut
- A tool used to scrape cut or scoop things to and from work surfaces
13 Clues: The items we eat or drink • Flat surface where food is cut • Sharpe kitchen utensil used for cutting • Single-cell germs that multiply quickly • The temperature range (5-60C or 40-140F) • Hazard involving a hard or sharp object in food • Cooking utensil that allows stuff to drain before serving it • A tool used to scrape cut or scoop things to and from work surfaces • ...
Microwave Safety 2025-10-07
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- You should never microwave food in tightly ______ containers
- Turning or mixing food during cooking helps it heat more ______
- Always use these types of dishes in the microwave to avoid melting or chemical release
- A microwave is great for quickly heating up these
- Microwaves are not as effective at killing ______ on food
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- Helps cook food evenly, keeps moisture in, and prevents splatters
- The amount of time food should sit after microwaving to finish cooking
- One disadvantage of microwaves is that they heat food ______
- Food doesn’t do this in a microwave because there’s no dry heat
- To clean a microwave, heat a bowl of ______ for about two minutes, then wipe it out
- Metal or foil can cause this dangerous effect in the microwave
- Styrofoam and cheap plastics can ______, crack, or release chemicals when heated
- Use hot pads or oven ______ to prevent burns
13 Clues: Use hot pads or oven ______ to prevent burns • A microwave is great for quickly heating up these • Microwaves are not as effective at killing ______ on food • You should never microwave food in tightly ______ containers • One disadvantage of microwaves is that they heat food ______ • Metal or foil can cause this dangerous effect in the microwave • ...
Electrical Safety 2025-10-15
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- Electrical __________ can cause serious injuries.
- Keep yourself and your coworkers _____.
- Never touch electrical equipment with ____ hands.
- Never ________ an extension cord.
- Electrical safety isn't just about avoiding electrical _____.
- ___________ keeps our store running.
- Only use _____ in good condition.
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- Place _______ away from flammable materials.
- Do not ______ someone who's received an electric shock.
- Make sure _____ fit securely into outlets.
- Keep electrical equipment away from _____.
- _________ can result from electrical issues.
- Call for ____ if someone receives an electric shock.
13 Clues: Never ________ an extension cord. • Only use _____ in good condition. • ___________ keeps our store running. • Keep yourself and your coworkers _____. • Make sure _____ fit securely into outlets. • Keep electrical equipment away from _____. • Place _______ away from flammable materials. • _________ can result from electrical issues. • ...
HVAC SAFETY 2025-10-22
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- Respirators protect against these harmful particles
- Fire ____________ should be accessible on job sites
- You wear this on your head to protect from falling objects
- Color of lockout/tagout tags
- these help prevent hearing damage (2 words)
- Used to measure voltage and check circuits
- Gloves, These gloves protect against electrical shock (2 words)
- A ladder must be placed on __________ ground
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- Always do this to electrical circuits before working
- Permit needed for working in enclosed spaces (2 words)
- Protective eyewear that shields your vision (2 words)
- Stay aware of your __________ at all times
- Common gas used in HVAC systems, must be handled carefully
13 Clues: Color of lockout/tagout tags • Stay aware of your __________ at all times • Used to measure voltage and check circuits • these help prevent hearing damage (2 words) • A ladder must be placed on __________ ground • Respirators protect against these harmful particles • Fire ____________ should be accessible on job sites • ...
Ladder Safety 2026-01-16
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- Don't ____ off a ladder.
- Never lean a ladder against a window pane or other ________ surfaces.
- Inspect a ladder before and after a job, don't use a ______ or unsafe ladder.
- don't stand higher than the ______ rung from the top of a ladder.
- A ladder shouldn't be used as a ______ or a scaffold.
- Use a tool ____ instead of carrying tools in hand.
- Place the ladder on a firm, ____ surface.
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- When climbing a ladder, always face it and grip the _____.
- Instead of leaning or reaching, ____ the ladder closer to your work space.
- Proper setup will help _______ slips and falls.
- If the weather turns bad when you are on a ladder outdoors _______ immediately.
- Make sure you know the ______ limits of a ladder you're using.
- Always keep at least _____ points of contact with the ladder.
13 Clues: Don't ____ off a ladder. • Place the ladder on a firm, ____ surface. • Proper setup will help _______ slips and falls. • Use a tool ____ instead of carrying tools in hand. • A ladder shouldn't be used as a ______ or a scaffold. • When climbing a ladder, always face it and grip the _____. • Always keep at least _____ points of contact with the ladder. • ...
Safety considerations 2026-01-15
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- Types of clothing that keeps you dry when walking.
- A cloud that forms at ground level.
- A type of footwear that keeps you dry and prevents injury when hiking.
- The physical features of the land e.g Rocky, Boggy and mountain.
- The natural movement of air that happens outside.
- The amount of skills, expertise and proficiency someone has.
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- These people should be in the middle of a hiking group so they don't get lost or split from the group.
- You should drink 2 litres a day.
- Your ability to perform daily tasks with energy, achieved through exercise, nutrition, and rest, involving cardiovascular, strength, flexibility, and balance training.
- A massive, glowing ball of hot plasma in the sky.
- A paper-based object that prevents you from getting lost.
- Water that falls from the sky.
- Freezing water falls from the sky.
13 Clues: Water that falls from the sky. • You should drink 2 litres a day. • Freezing water falls from the sky. • A cloud that forms at ground level. • A massive, glowing ball of hot plasma in the sky. • The natural movement of air that happens outside. • Types of clothing that keeps you dry when walking. • A paper-based object that prevents you from getting lost. • ...
Woodworking Safety 2025-12-04
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- Safety ________ should always be worn.
- Always ______ the wood you are cutting.
- Hand tools can be used as _______. Don't pretend.
- Let me know if any hand tool is _________.
- Never _______ any tool, ever.
- Pay extra attention to where your _____ are.
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- No ____________.
- Only use tools for their intended _________.
- Never _______ a chisel toward yourself.
- Have any part of your body where it can be cut
- You can use a _____ hammer to remove nails.
- Always put tools ______ where they belong.
- Always hand a tool to someone else ______ first.
13 Clues: No ____________. • Never _______ any tool, ever. • Safety ________ should always be worn. • Always ______ the wood you are cutting. • Never _______ a chisel toward yourself. • Let me know if any hand tool is _________. • Always put tools ______ where they belong. • You can use a _____ hammer to remove nails. • Only use tools for their intended _________. • ...
Lab Safety 2026-01-05
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- How to smell chemicals (wave hand).
- Protects clothes and torso.
- Used if chemicals splash in eyes.
- What looks like cold glass when hot.
- Eye protection worn in the lab.
- For fires.
- How to keep your work area.
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- The first person to tell about an accident.
- Must be tied back.
- The container to place chemicals after the experiment.
- What to do with accidents or spills.
- What you should not do with food or tasting chemicals.
- Protect your hands.
13 Clues: For fires. • Must be tied back. • Protect your hands. • Protects clothes and torso. • How to keep your work area. • Eye protection worn in the lab. • Used if chemicals splash in eyes. • How to smell chemicals (wave hand). • What to do with accidents or spills. • What looks like cold glass when hot. • The first person to tell about an accident. • ...
Safety/Mobility 2026-01-08
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- A sudden, unplanned descent to the floor
- Plan developed by therapy and nursing to support function
- Staff member who assists with restorative care
- Act of moving from one surface to another
- Footwear that helps reduce fall risk
- Program that helps residents maintain or improve function
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- Environmental risk that can cause falls
- Equipment used to assist walking
- Device used to prevent slipping while walking
- Loss of muscle strength from inactivity
- Area that should be kept clear to prevent falls
- Position change to relieve pressure and improve circulation
- Proper body alignment to prevent injury
13 Clues: Equipment used to assist walking • Footwear that helps reduce fall risk • Environmental risk that can cause falls • Loss of muscle strength from inactivity • Proper body alignment to prevent injury • A sudden, unplanned descent to the floor • Act of moving from one surface to another • Device used to prevent slipping while walking • ...
Kitchen Safety 2026-03-02
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- Store me in the lowest shelf of your fridge
- The action of putting food in your mouth and chewing
- The main topic of this booklet
- Can be used to clean your kitchen counter
- A cold storage
- Where you wash veggies and meats
- Used to cut things
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- Used to check temperature
- Can be in your chicken if you don’t cook it properly
- another word for “making food”
- The mascot of this booklet is a…
- Where you can cook the chicken
- What you should not do with veggies and your chicken
13 Clues: A cold storage • Used to cut things • Used to check temperature • The main topic of this booklet • another word for “making food” • Where you can cook the chicken • The mascot of this booklet is a… • Where you wash veggies and meats • Can be used to clean your kitchen counter • Store me in the lowest shelf of your fridge • Can be in your chicken if you don’t cook it properly • ...
The Roaring 20's 2021-11-16
15 Clues: naacp • anarchy • dustbowl • communism • al capone • henry ford • safety net • speculation • hooverville • scopes trial • black tuesday • herbert hoover • charles lindberg • installment plan • deficit spending
Part 2 2023-07-09
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- Had the quote “Sitting in this fnom chair rethinking my life and all my choice decisions”
- Evicted in a tie
- Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist
- Houseguest #15
- Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice
- Only player to successfully complete a Glimwood Tangle task
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- Had 2 back to back comp wins and was evicted the week after
- Removed from the game
- Earned safety during Double Team twist
- First correct prediction from Ninetales
- Was nominated the most
- Week #3 final nominee
- Evicted 10-1
13 Clues: Evicted 10-1 • Houseguest #15 • Evicted in a tie • Removed from the game • Week #3 final nominee • Was nominated the most • Earned safety during Double Team twist • Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice • First correct prediction from Ninetales • Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist • Had 2 back to back comp wins and was evicted the week after • ...
Sunrun EOps Crossword | January 2023 2023-01-26
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- Electrification ________ Department
- In this months EOps All Hands, we reviewed departments _________in 2022.
- Workflow ______ (WFM)
- R&I is Rebates and ______
- Our fearless leader of EOps, Chris _____
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- Program in salesforce that generates designs and proposals for customers
- New Safety platform for incident reporting
- Inverters convert direct current to _____ current
- What P represents for the PE team
- Another way to say energy storage
- The League Trip Winners get to go to ____Rica!
- Goal ___ for our 2023 Safety Goal
- "Get it right the first time, ___ time"
13 Clues: Workflow ______ (WFM) • R&I is Rebates and ______ • What P represents for the PE team • Another way to say energy storage • Goal ___ for our 2023 Safety Goal • Electrification ________ Department • "Get it right the first time, ___ time" • Our fearless leader of EOps, Chris _____ • New Safety platform for incident reporting • The League Trip Winners get to go to ____Rica! • ...
Safety Crossword Puzzle 2025-07-23
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- A safety measure to prevent fires
- A safety measure to prevent fires
- A type of safety training
- A device used to put out fires
- A number to call in case of emergency
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- A type of accident involving vehicles
- A place to safely cross the street
- A common injury from falls
- Always do this before starting a new activity
- A common cause of accidents
- A place to store medicine safely
- A place where you should always wear a life jacket
- Protective gear for the head
- A sign that warns of danger
14 Clues: A type of safety training • A common injury from falls • A common cause of accidents • A sign that warns of danger • Protective gear for the head • A device used to put out fires • A place to store medicine safely • A safety measure to prevent fires • A safety measure to prevent fires • A place to safely cross the street • A type of accident involving vehicles • ...
Chemistry Technology 2025-12-05
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- Tool used to put out small fires
- Equipment worn to protect workers
- A potential source of danger
- Atoms of the same element with different masses
- Regular check to ensure equipment safety
- Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction
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- Following all safety rules and laws
- A long-chain molecule formed from repeating units
- Devices that warn about emergencies
- Technology working at the molecular scale
- Process of breaking compounds using electric current
- Immediate help given after an accident
- Gradual destruction of metals by chemical processes
13 Clues: A potential source of danger • Tool used to put out small fires • Equipment worn to protect workers • Following all safety rules and laws • Devices that warn about emergencies • Immediate help given after an accident • Regular check to ensure equipment safety • Technology working at the molecular scale • Substance that speeds up a chemical reaction • ...
tanners crossword about detention 2022-06-06
Emergencies 2025-02-07
Patient Safety Week 2025-02-25
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- To reduce the likelihood of medication errors, medication labels should be checked against the physician ______.
- The name of Ochsner Children's Chief Quality Officer is Dr. ____.
- If your patient is unable to move independently, turn your patient at least every ___ hours.
- We use _____ to redirect another's behavior, ask for a change, reframe your concern as a request, state " I have a Concern", and lastly, follow the chain of command if unable to resolve.
- Part of our CLABSI bundle is to ensure our patients dressing is clean, dry, and _____.
- Before a critical act or during a high risk situation, Stop, ____, Act, and Review.
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- When a medication is infusing to a peripheral IV, we use the touch, ____, compare method to reduce the likelihood of having an infiltration/extravasation.
- Don't proceed in the face of uncertainty. Stop and ______
- Ochsner Children's Hospital belongs to a safety organization network called Solutions For _______ Safety.
- You have acted to prevent a potential safety issue from reaching a patient. This is called a ______ _____ (two words).
- A culture of ____ encourages and supports the reporting of any situation that threatens the quality of patient care.
11 Clues: Don't proceed in the face of uncertainty. Stop and ______ • The name of Ochsner Children's Chief Quality Officer is Dr. ____. • Before a critical act or during a high risk situation, Stop, ____, Act, and Review. • Part of our CLABSI bundle is to ensure our patients dressing is clean, dry, and _____. • ...
CW CROSSWORD PUZZLE III 2021-12-03
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- SAFETY GLASS THAT WILL BREAK INTO TINY PIECES
- SMALLEST OPENING SIZE MODEL 6000H CAN BE MADE WITHOUT SIGNING A WAIVER
- TRADEMARK NAME OF CW'S SAFETY BACKING
- INTIAL FORM THAT CW PURCHASES STEEL
- TYPE OF KNOB USED ON MODEL 4700
- NEEDED ON A 6100 THAT'S 24 1/8" WIDE
- YEAR CW WAS FOUNDED
- LEAD TIME FOR PAINTED GLASS
- TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON 2000
- LONGEST ALUMINUM T&C AVAILABLE IN ONE PIECE
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- SHINY SILVER
- SUPPLIED WITH ALL WD BOTTOM TRACKS
- UPCHARGE FOR SEAMED EDGES ON TEMPERED GLASS
- TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON MODEL 1050
- METAL THAT WOULD BE USED FOR AN OUT OF SQUARE CONDITION
- HALF OF A DIAMETER
- TYPE OF WOOD SERENITY/TRANQUILITY IS MADE OF
- MOST EXPENSIVE SHAPE TO EXTRUDE
- MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SLIDING PANELS AVAILABLE ON A BI-PASS ENCLOSURE
- RAW GLASS THAT WILL BREAK INTO LARGE SHARDS
20 Clues: SHINY SILVER • HALF OF A DIAMETER • YEAR CW WAS FOUNDED • TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON 2000 • LEAD TIME FOR PAINTED GLASS • TYPE OF KNOB USED ON MODEL 4700 • MOST EXPENSIVE SHAPE TO EXTRUDE • TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON MODEL 1050 • SUPPLIED WITH ALL WD BOTTOM TRACKS • INTIAL FORM THAT CW PURCHASES STEEL • NEEDED ON A 6100 THAT'S 24 1/8" WIDE • TRADEMARK NAME OF CW'S SAFETY BACKING • ...
CW CROSSWORD PUZZLE III 2021-12-03
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- SUPPLIED WITH ALL WD BOTTOM TRACKS
- TYPE OF WOOD SERENITY/TRANQUILITY IS MADE OF
- TYPE OF KNOB USED ON MODEL 4700
- YEAR CW WAS FOUNDED
- TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON 2000
- LEAD TIME FOR PAINTED GLASS WITHOUT TOP COAT SEALANT
- INTIAL FORM THAT CW PURCHASES STEEL
- RAW GLASS THAT WILL BREAK INTO LARGE SHARDS
- TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON MODEL 1050
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- NEEDED ON A 6100 THAT'S 24 1/8" WIDE
- LONGEST ALUMINUM T&C AVAILABLE IN ONE PIECE
- SHINY SILVER
- UPCHARGE FOR SEAMED EDGES ON TEMPERED GLASS
- MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SLIDING PANELS AVAILABLE ON A BI-PASS ENCLOSURE
- SAFETY GLASS THAT WILL BREAK INTO TINY PIECES
- METAL THAT WOULD BE USED FOR AN OUT OF SQUARE CONDITION
- MOST EXPENSIVE SHAPE TO EXTRUDE
- SMALLEST OPENING SIZE MODEL 6000H CAN BE MADE WITHOUT SIGNING A WAIVER
- HALF OF A DIAMETER
- TRADEMARK NAME OF CW'S SAFETY BACKING
20 Clues: SHINY SILVER • HALF OF A DIAMETER • YEAR CW WAS FOUNDED • TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON 2000 • TYPE OF KNOB USED ON MODEL 4700 • MOST EXPENSIVE SHAPE TO EXTRUDE • TYPE OF WHEEL USED ON MODEL 1050 • SUPPLIED WITH ALL WD BOTTOM TRACKS • INTIAL FORM THAT CW PURCHASES STEEL • NEEDED ON A 6100 THAT'S 24 1/8" WIDE • TRADEMARK NAME OF CW'S SAFETY BACKING • ...
Unit 4 Law & Order Crossword 2016-04-09
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- taking a person's property w/o the intent to return
- non criminal
- regulates food, pharmaceuticals, & medical devices
- regulates health and safety
- bank robbery , terrorism
- regulates environmental safety
- Laws that apply to the entire country or state
- law that apply to the judicial branch of gov’t, and deal with only constitution
- cases bound by precedent
- serious consequences for victim
- person's claims injury at the fault of a person or business, negligence
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- banning a certain act
- entry intp a building illegally with itent to commit a crime
- jury determines guilty or not guilty
- meaning that there 2 opposing sides
- to commit a crime
- verbal statements that are false/ damaging about an individual w/ malice
- less serious not to cause harm
- group person accused of the crime
- party that brings charges against the accused
- laws that try to prevent people from harming one another or another's person's property
21 Clues: non criminal • to commit a crime • banning a certain act • bank robbery , terrorism • cases bound by precedent • regulates health and safety • less serious not to cause harm • regulates environmental safety • serious consequences for victim • group person accused of the crime • meaning that there 2 opposing sides • jury determines guilty or not guilty • ...
Unit 4 Crossword 2016-04-07
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- non criminal
- verbal statements that are false/ damaging about an individual w/ malice
- unlawful entering of a dwellin
- banning a certain act
- regulates environmental safety
- group person accused of the crime
- jury determines guilty or not guilty
- taking a person's property w/o the intent to return
- regulates food, pharmaceuticals, & medical devices
- cases bound by precedent
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- serious consequences for victim
- party that brings charges against the accused
- Laws that apply to the entire country or state
- person's claims injury at the fault of a person or business, negligence
- law that apply to the judicial branch of gov’t, and deal with only constitution
- meaning that there 2 opposing sides
- less serious not to cause harm
- bank robbery , terrorism
- laws that try to prevent people from harming one another or another's person's property
- to commit a crime
- regulates health and safety
21 Clues: non criminal • to commit a crime • banning a certain act • bank robbery , terrorism • cases bound by precedent • regulates health and safety • unlawful entering of a dwellin • regulates environmental safety • less serious not to cause harm • serious consequences for victim • group person accused of the crime • meaning that there 2 opposing sides • jury determines guilty or not guilty • ...
Regulatory Readiness 2017 2017-03-21
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- TCH's model for Performance Improvement
- How to operate a fire extinguisher
- _____ Unity (TCH value)
- Unanticipated serious adverse patient safety event requiring immediate investigation & response
- Step 3 of RACE
- One of TCH's house-wide PI activities; _______ compliance
- Step 3 of PASS
- Department that helps with concerns reported by family
- Step 1 of PDSA
- Embrace ____ (TCH value)
- Report a possible patient abduction; Code _____
- Procedure to prevent the spread of infection
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- Color of outlet and phone to use in emergencies
- _____ Methodology; Evaluation method used by The Joint Commission
- On-line event reporting system
- Lead ______ (TCH value)
- Type of waste found in red trash bags
- Chief Safety Officer, Joan
- Outpatient patient identifier (one of two needed)
- ______ Compassionately (TCH value)
- Max # of minutes item (i.e.,WOW) should be stored in corridor between uses
- Steps you take in event of a fire
- Provides hazardous chemical info
23 Clues: Step 3 of RACE • Step 3 of PASS • Step 1 of PDSA • Lead ______ (TCH value) • _____ Unity (TCH value) • Embrace ____ (TCH value) • Chief Safety Officer, Joan • On-line event reporting system • Provides hazardous chemical info • Steps you take in event of a fire • How to operate a fire extinguisher • ______ Compassionately (TCH value) • Type of waste found in red trash bags • ...
Transient and Accident Analysis MCD01 2017-10-13
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- Protect containment integrity by limiting _________ production.
- Tech Spec _________ is a vital role of the operator.
- Protect the ______ and safety of the public.
- ANO reactors are constructed of cylindrical zirconium rods therefore, they must have an _______ system.
- 10CFR20 requirements for public __________ .
- Protect plant ___________ .
- A principle fission product barrier is __________ .
- Tech Specs are a part of the operating license that defines the __________ on nuclear plant operation.
- Verify ________ with Technical Specifications.
- Prevent or _________ offsite releases.
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- Fuel is no longer in its original _________ defines core damage.
- 10CFR100 established limitations considering __________ area.
- 10CFR20 established standards for _________ against radiation hazards.
- The EOPs provide a __________ approach to the mitigation of accidents.
- Key plant parameter to verify inventory control is containment _________ level.
- Critical Safety Functions needed to control __________ .
- Shine from activity in __________ .
- _________ of Radionuclides.
- Defense in Depth has 4 identified levels, prevention, mitigation, ___________ , emergency response.
- SAR assumptions utilize parameters at __________ for "worse case".
20 Clues: _________ of Radionuclides. • Protect plant ___________ . • Shine from activity in __________ . • Prevent or _________ offsite releases. • Protect the ______ and safety of the public. • 10CFR20 requirements for public __________ . • Verify ________ with Technical Specifications. • A principle fission product barrier is __________ . • ...
Health, Safety and Welfare Crossword Puzzle 2018-07-12
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- Table of training needs
- Probability of injury, loss, liability caused by vulnerabilities
- Obligation to ensure the health safety and well-being of others
- Not to eliminate but introduced to isolate people from hazards
- Warden, Trained to assist in an evacuation
- Policies and procedures
- Proactive examination of a place/process/people
- Primary responsibility for health and safety
- Systematic process of evaluating hazards and their potential risks
- Has the necessary ability/knowledge/experience/skill
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- A list of control measures in priority order
- Potential source of harm or adverse effect
- Response to an incident
- Activities taken to eliminate or reduce exposure to hazards
- Active HS&W staff volunteer
- Affords workers the greatest level of protection
- Last line of defence
- A close call
- Appropriate to the situation and enough to manage the risk
- Continuous improvement model
20 Clues: A close call • Last line of defence • Table of training needs • Response to an incident • Policies and procedures • Active HS&W staff volunteer • Continuous improvement model • Potential source of harm or adverse effect • Warden, Trained to assist in an evacuation • A list of control measures in priority order • Primary responsibility for health and safety • ...
Student Safety Scavenger Hunt 2023-08-15
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- Follow all written and verbal _____
- always _____ yourself in a responsible manner
- never _____ on the tables
- any accident
- areas must always be kept clean and tidy
- teacher immediately if there is broken glass
- Never return _____ chemicals
- do not _____, drink, or chew gum
- never use _____ or cracked glassware
- must be handled with extreme care
- notify the teacher immediately of any _____ situations
- always stay at your _____ seat
- hair must be tied back
- your hands after each experiment
- never try to catch _____ sharp items
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- properly
- all procedures thoroughly before starting
- safety rules must always be _____
- all work surfaces and apparatus
- Do not _____ pipettes and other equipment
- loose or baggy clothing must be _____
- check the label on chemical bottles _____
- use all materials in a _____
- is the number one priority
- of all chemical waste properly
25 Clues: properly • any accident • hair must be tied back • never _____ on the tables • is the number one priority • Never return _____ chemicals • use all materials in a _____ • of all chemical waste properly • always stay at your _____ seat • all work surfaces and apparatus • do not _____, drink, or chew gum • your hands after each experiment • safety rules must always be _____ • ...
THD Orange Life Crossword Puzzle 2024-01-20
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- How we work at THD
- Lead SM
- A spotter needs these
- Should be maintained between a Spotter and an equipment driver
- In recognition for working safe
- Group responsible for ensuring safety standards are met
- When lifting we should lift close to
- Three points to be maintained when using a ladder
- Never use a ladder for the following merchandise
- Worn to protect your body from work related injuries
- Assistant SM
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- Should be worn when operating the Bally-more or Order-picker
- You should wear this when using tools and equipment
- All New Hire gets one during orientation
- Safety takes
- Name of ASM who never goes without a cap
- See something, say
- This procedure should be observed during equipment usage
- You should change this whenever it gets dull
- You should test this before lifting an object
20 Clues: Lead SM • Safety takes • Assistant SM • How we work at THD • See something, say • A spotter needs these • In recognition for working safe • When lifting we should lift close to • All New Hire gets one during orientation • Name of ASM who never goes without a cap • You should change this whenever it gets dull • You should test this before lifting an object • ...
Shuttle Rust Crossword 2023-12-04
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- The mascot of Rust
- Rust build system and package manager
- Name of the Rust code formatter
- A popular Rust web framework
- Toolchain where the latest Rust features can be tested
- Corporate incubator of Rust
- Marks type as able to be sent to other threads
- Crate for handling asynchronous programming in Rust
- Top level domain of Rust’s main package registry
- Rust's enum type that can be either Ok or Err
- A Rust feature ensuring memory safety without runtime overhead
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- Macro used for printing to the standard output
- Rocket middleware
- Marks type as able to be shared between threads
- General name for an argument in an Axum handler function
- Rust’s mechanism for introducing breaking changes without breaking old code
- Rust's alternative to the 'null' value
- Author of Zero to Production
- A Rust keyword for disabling memory safety
- Mascot of Rust’s inferior rival
20 Clues: Rocket middleware • The mascot of Rust • Corporate incubator of Rust • A popular Rust web framework • Author of Zero to Production • Name of the Rust code formatter • Mascot of Rust’s inferior rival • Rust build system and package manager • Rust's alternative to the 'null' value • A Rust keyword for disabling memory safety • Rust's enum type that can be either Ok or Err • ...
Surgical Positions and Body mechanics 2024-04-10
Across
- the leg pillow is where the gown is in lateral
- The patient is on his ___ in left lateral
- Patient lays on his back with feet lifted
- The bottom leg is __
- where you hold the feet when placing padding
- is where the safety strap is in Lateral
- amputation is a
- You ask ___ before you raise the legs.
- ask anesthesia to lower the __ of the patient bed
- strap is snug but allows __
- You __ the bed in Lateral
- remove __ of OR bed for anesthesia
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- straps should not be placed on __
- reason to place padding under the patient's head
- safety strap should be placed on __ in supine
- Arm should not extend
- Patient lays on his back
- Used for the feet in Lithotomy
- axillary pillow is used to protect these nerves
- Nose and chin should stay in line with patient's __ in Lateral
20 Clues: amputation is a • The bottom leg is __ • Arm should not extend • Patient lays on his back • You __ the bed in Lateral • strap is snug but allows __ • Used for the feet in Lithotomy • straps should not be placed on __ • remove __ of OR bed for anesthesia • You ask ___ before you raise the legs. • is where the safety strap is in Lateral • The patient is on his ___ in left lateral • ...
Linden Schmidt Government crossword. 2025-04-21
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- to change or add a law
- 2 of governments responsibility's
- makes laws and sets budget
- the right to reject a decision
- highest living symbol of the United States
- what pays for school
- the first 10 amendments to the constitution
- The right to vote
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- what is the job of a ambassador
- in the bill of rights what is right 2
- when presidents meet with other leaders he is acting as what
- which branch interprets the laws
- Fundamental roles to determine how a country or state is run
- federal,state,local
- The governing body of a nation,state,or community
- safety guards in our government that protect us from our president
- the president is part of which branch
- US system of democracy
- the United States legislative branch
- status of being a citizen to a country
20 Clues: The right to vote • federal,state,local • what pays for school • to change or add a law • US system of democracy • makes laws and sets budget • the right to reject a decision • what is the job of a ambassador • which branch interprets the laws • 2 of governments responsibility's • the United States legislative branch • in the bill of rights what is right 2 • ...
Georgia's Executive Branch 2025-03-24
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- Department managing unemployment and job training
- GBI assists with criminal _________ and forensic science
- This department manages schools and education policies
- This department investigates fraud and ensures fire safety
- Number of terms the Lieutenant Governor can serve
- Department that includes the Georgia State Patrol
- Term length (years) for the governor of Georgia
- GDOT manages this aspect of state infrastructure
- Department protecting Georgia's wildlife and parks (short form)
- Department working with young offenders in Georgia
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- Secretary of State supervises these events
- Board overseeing public colleges and universities
- Chief legal officer representing the state in court
- Governor who acts as President of Georgia’s Senate
- Leader of Georgia's executive branch
- Department running Georgia’s prisons
- Department responsible for managing state taxes
- Department overseeing food processing and farmers' markets
- This board decides on paroles and reduced sentences
- Minimum age requirement for the governor
20 Clues: Leader of Georgia's executive branch • Department running Georgia’s prisons • Minimum age requirement for the governor • Secretary of State supervises these events • Department responsible for managing state taxes • Term length (years) for the governor of Georgia • GDOT manages this aspect of state infrastructure • Department managing unemployment and job training • ...
Leclerc Safety 7 Quality Week Crossword 2 2025-05-26
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- Failure to meet a requirement or standard
- Study of microorganisms relevant to food safety
- Adjustment of equipment to ensure accuracy
- Abbreviation for Critical Control Point
- Departure from standard procedures or expectations
- Time a product remains safe and suitable for consumption
- Adherence to laws, regulations, and standards
- Detailed description of product requirements
- Selecting a portion for testing
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- Ability to track a product through all stages of production
- Steps taken to fix and prevent recurrence of a problem
- Abbreviation for Good Manufacturing Practices
- Food safety system focused on critical control points
- Substance that can cause an immune reaction
- Formal inspection of processes or records
- Unwanted presence of harmful substances
- Confirmation that procedures are followed correctly
- Process of cleaning to prevent contamination
- Proof that a process consistently produces desired results
- Removal of unsafe products from the market
20 Clues: Selecting a portion for testing • Abbreviation for Critical Control Point • Unwanted presence of harmful substances • Failure to meet a requirement or standard • Formal inspection of processes or records • Adjustment of equipment to ensure accuracy • Removal of unsafe products from the market • Substance that can cause an immune reaction • ...
Cooking Crossword Puzzle 2025-12-05
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- Small kitchen appliance for mixing ingredients
- Container used for liquids, equivalent to 8 fluid ounces
- Small measuring unit, 1/3 of a tablespoon
- Hand tool used to lift hot items
- Handle used to protect hands from heat
- Measuring unit equal to 3 teaspoons
- extinguisher Fire safety tool for emergencies
- Long utensil used to serve soup or stew
- Appliance used for baking or roasting
- Measurement equal to 16 ounces
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- Used to beat eggs or mix batter
- Kitchen appliance for pureeing or mixing
- Device that heats food quickly using radiation
- Measurement unit for liquids, smaller than a quart
- Flat utensil used to flip or spread
- Appliance used for making toast
- Sharp tool used for cutting
- Used to peel vegetables or fruits
- Bring water to high temperature so it bubbles
- Safety item worn over clothes to prevent stains
20 Clues: Sharp tool used for cutting • Measurement equal to 16 ounces • Used to beat eggs or mix batter • Appliance used for making toast • Hand tool used to lift hot items • Used to peel vegetables or fruits • Flat utensil used to flip or spread • Measuring unit equal to 3 teaspoons • Appliance used for baking or roasting • Handle used to protect hands from heat • ...
Montgomery County December Puzzle 2025-12-15
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- the state we live in
- county law enforcement leader
- The Best College in the State of Indiana
- title of a news story
- protection from danger
- new information added
- local education buildings
- gathering and sharing news
- the practice of news writing
- County area being reported on
- where information comes from
- people living in the same area
- emergency notification
- official weather warning
- Conditions state of local streets
- Safety protection of the community
- confirmed as true
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- news shared to the public
- systems that support a city
- Emergency hazardous winter road notice
- daily atmospheric conditions
- situation needing quick response
- people who live locally
- close to where you live
- Impact how events affect residents
- prediction of upcoming weather
- people who travel to work or school
- county seat city
- heavy winter snowfall
- people in charge locally
- movement from place to place
31 Clues: county seat city • confirmed as true • the state we live in • title of a news story • new information added • heavy winter snowfall • protection from danger • emergency notification • people who live locally • close to where you live • people in charge locally • official weather warning • news shared to the public • local education buildings • gathering and sharing news • ...
Food Safety Month (Take 2) 2021-09-15
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- Food held by TPHC must be sold or discarded within this many hours
- Food, packaging, and equipment must be kept this many inches off the floor
- Gloves are not a _______ for handwashing
- Acronym we used to remember top allergens
- Equipment used to chill food rapidly through the temperature danger zone
- The safe process of bringing cooked food to proper cold holding temperatures
- Our 3rd party food safety auditor
- Hepatitis A, E.Coli and Norovirus are all examples of this kind of illness
- Name of group that leads our store's food safety culture
- Thermometer used to measure the surface temperature of a food item or the ambient temperature of equipment
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- To combine shellstock harvested on different days or from different growing areas as identified on the tag or label
- The presence of harmful chemicals, biological organisms and physical objects in food, which can cause customer illnes
- Test strip color of a correctly concentrated bucket of sanitizer
- Food Safety Month
- According to proper food storage, this type of food goes on the top shelf
- Type of thermometer that measures the internal temperature of food
- The application of chemicals on equipment to eliminate many or all pathogenic microorganisms
- Process of displaying oldest product in front, newest product in back to help manage inventory
- Food handlers must wear _____ when handling exposed foods
- An action taken to remove food from the store because there is evidence that it is unsafe, adulterated or mislabeled
20 Clues: Food Safety Month • Our 3rd party food safety auditor • Gloves are not a _______ for handwashing • Acronym we used to remember top allergens • Name of group that leads our store's food safety culture • Food handlers must wear _____ when handling exposed foods • Test strip color of a correctly concentrated bucket of sanitizer • ...
Engineering Jobs 2015-01-26
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- Involved in generation, production, transmission, and distribution of electricity
- Involves/designs electrical and mechanical projects
- Design new ways for yards and infrastructure in yards
- Specialize in heat exchanges
- Involves design, construction, and management of municipal infrastructures
- Involves message-management functions controlled by an individual user for both business and social purposes.
- Inspect natural materials in the ground
- Improve research by testing and innovating products
- A intern engineer who learns by being in the workplace of an engineer
- Involves protecting water sources
- Design new medical practices including x-rays
- Designs safe aircraft designs
- Design new ways to harness wind power through turbines
- provide Safe ways for us to grow and produce food
- Designs a system of pipes used to convey fluids
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- Helps with the development of materials
- Develop procedures and design systems to prevent people from getting sick or injured
- In charge of any engineering product
- Design structures that will follow velocity codes
- Helps with the exploration, recovery, development and processing of oil reserves
- Involves testing and inspecting manufactured goods to ensure that they comply with quality and safety laws and industry standards.
- Improve efficiency, effectiveness, and productivity in industrial
- Help with the branch of engineering concerned with the application of the breakdown based on the principles of nuclear physics.
- Involves assuring that engineered systems provide acceptable levels of safety.
- Responsible for maintenance in a building
25 Clues: Specialize in heat exchanges • Designs safe aircraft designs • Involves protecting water sources • In charge of any engineering product • Helps with the development of materials • Inspect natural materials in the ground • Responsible for maintenance in a building • Design new medical practices including x-rays • Designs a system of pipes used to convey fluids • ...
SHEQ Easy 2023-02-06
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- Instruction to acquire knowledge or skills
- Preservation and protection of the natural world
- Reduction of the impact or severity of harm
- Priority for every workplace
- Study of how to design work environments to minimize discomfort and injury
- Prevention of harm to workers in the workplace
- Condition or situation with the potential to cause harm
- Actions taken to avoid harm or negative outcomes
- Examination to ensure compliance with regulations
- Measure of effectiveness or efficiency
- Physical and mental well-being
- Ongoing efforts to improve processes, products, and services
- Unplanned event with adverse consequences
- Strategies to reduce or eliminate hazards and risks
- Equipment worn to protect the body from harm in the workplace
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- Analysis of an incident to determine cause and prevent recurrence
- Consistency and excellence in products and services
- Structured approach to managing safety in the workplace
- Actions taken in response to an emergency or incident
- Process of identifying potential dangers in the workplace
- Sharing information about incidents, accidents, or hazards
- Potential danger or harm
- Detailed instructions for performing a task or process
- Organizational attitudes and behaviors towards safety
- Investigation to determine the underlying cause of an incident
- Unexpected and dangerous situation requiring immediate action
- Comprehensive review of systems, processes, and records
- Record keeping to support decision making and reporting
- Unexpected event or occurrence
- Conformance with laws, regulations, and standards
30 Clues: Potential danger or harm • Priority for every workplace • Physical and mental well-being • Unexpected event or occurrence • Measure of effectiveness or efficiency • Unplanned event with adverse consequences • Instruction to acquire knowledge or skills • Reduction of the impact or severity of harm • Prevention of harm to workers in the workplace • ...
Otter Gals-McCurnin Ch. 4 2022-08-22
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- ARTICLES OF CLOTHING THAT HELP PREVENT INJURY
- A SAFETY PROGRAM THAT ENFORCES FEDERAL LAWS TO ENSURE A SAFE WORKPLACE
- plan INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORGANIZING AND MAINTAINING THE PRACTICES "RIGHT TO KNOW" DOCUMENTS
- A DISEASE EASILY TRANSMISSABLE BETWEEN ANIMAL AND HUMANS
- AN INFECTION THAT CAUSES ACHES IN JOINTS, FEVER, AND A HOST OF OTHER FLU-LIKE SYMPTOMS.
- act A DOCUMENT WITH RULES AND REGULATIONS WITHIN A WORKPLACE
- A CONDITION CAUSED BY AN INTERNAL PARASITE, CAUSING PROBLEMS IN HUMANS.
- COLLECTION OF SAFETY POLICIES FOR THE CLINIC.
- CONTAGIOUS FUNGAL INFECTION OF THE SKIN
- DISEASE SPREAD THROUGH SALIVA OF INFECTED ANIMALS THROUGH BITE WOUNDS
- AN IMPORTANT SYSTEM FOR CATALOGING IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION REGARDING HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS IN A WORK PLACE
- A VIRAL INFECTION THAT IS HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS FROM CAT TO CAT
- A PROTOZOAL AGENT THAT CAN BE SPREAD THROUGH CONTAMINATED FOOD, WATER, OR PERSON-TO-PERSON CONTACT.
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- A DISEASE PRIMARILY FOR PREGNANT EOMEN AND PEOPLE IWTH COMPROMISED IMMUNE SYSTEMS
- PROTOZOAL AGENTS THAT MAY CAUSE DIARRHEA AND GASTROINTESTINAL CRAMPING IN HUMANS.
- A VIRAL INFECTION THAT IS HIGLY CONTAGIOUS FROM DOG TO DOG
- paracitic infection that can cause hair loss, itching, and inflammation
- SUBSTANCES THAT CAN CAUSE HARM.
- ROUNDWORM LARVAE THAT CAN MIGRATE TO VIRTUALLY ANY ORGAN IN THE BODY AND DEVLOP INTO cyst-like growth
- A GAS THAT IS NOT METABOLIZED BY THE PATIENT AND IS GIVEN OFF IN RESPIRATION
- COMMON NAME FOR HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION STANDARDS OF OSHA
21 Clues: SUBSTANCES THAT CAN CAUSE HARM. • CONTAGIOUS FUNGAL INFECTION OF THE SKIN • ARTICLES OF CLOTHING THAT HELP PREVENT INJURY • COLLECTION OF SAFETY POLICIES FOR THE CLINIC. • A DISEASE EASILY TRANSMISSABLE BETWEEN ANIMAL AND HUMANS • COMMON NAME FOR HAZARDOUS COMMUNICATION STANDARDS OF OSHA • A VIRAL INFECTION THAT IS HIGLY CONTAGIOUS FROM DOG TO DOG • ...
Surgical Puzzle 1 2025-11-24
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- Type of surgery performed to improve appearance
- Voluntary agreement by a patient to undergo a procedure after full disclosure
- Event requiring careful monitoring of airway and vital signs during anesthesia
- The Joint Commission’s safety requirement to confirm correct patient and site
- area requiring authorized staff in surgical attire but no mask
- Serious reaction to certain anesthetics leading to hyperthermia and muscle rigidity
- Nurse responsible for holistic preparation of patient before surgery, addressing physical and emotional needs
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- Technique that maintains sterility in the surgical field
- Classification of surgery that is by choice, planned and scheduled in advance
- Main priority before surgery — complete checklist to ensure patient is prepared
- Staff who prepares sterile instruments and maintains the sterile field
- Surgery performed to determine the cause or extent of a condition
- Key safety concern involving cold stress during surgery
- responsible for monitoring patient safety, documentation, and coordination in the operating room
- Surgery classification requiring immediate attention to preserve life or function
- Type of anesthesia that produces a reversible loss of sensation in a specific body region
- Area of the OR where masks are required
- Form of anesthesia using IV or inhaled agents with loss of consciousness
- Verification process performed in the OR to ensure correct patient, site, and procedure
- Type of surgery performed to prevent disease or complications before they occur
- Legal document confirming patient awareness of risks, benefits, and alternatives
21 Clues: Area of the OR where masks are required • Type of surgery performed to improve appearance • Key safety concern involving cold stress during surgery • Technique that maintains sterility in the surgical field • area requiring authorized staff in surgical attire but no mask • Surgery performed to determine the cause or extent of a condition • ...
EXTREME SPORTS. 2021-09-27
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- Instrument that uses a pressure sensor to measure the real atmospheric pressure and this is used to estimate the real height. it is used for example in skydiving.
- Safety element used to protect the head from any injury or accident.
- Safety element used to protect the eyes.
- The main element of surfing is the:
- Safety element made up of a set of straps used to prevent falls and injuries.
- It can be said that parasailing is the combination of an aerial sport with a ... sport, since one or more people are subject to a parachute that is anchored to a boat or a motorboat.
- The strings circuit combines ... such as rappelling, hanging bridges and torrentism.
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- Sport that consists of rolling down hills inside a transparent plastic ball.
- Bungee jumping consists of jumping from a high height, tied from the torso or ankles to the starting point of the jump with an elastic...
- Surfing is a water sport that consists mainly of the art of turning and maneuvering taking advantage of the power of:
- Safety element that is used especially to keep the head above the water, and is of great help for people who cannot swim.
- Adventure sport that is practiced especially in the high altitude waterfalls.
- Some of the essential elements of canoeing are: life jacket, helmet, goggles, inflatable boat, and...
- Accessory used to capture landscapes and images. it is usually on the helmet.
- Wingsuit flying is a type of ... that consists of flying using an air suit that allows you to perform different stunts.
15 Clues: The main element of surfing is the: • Safety element used to protect the eyes. • Safety element used to protect the head from any injury or accident. • Sport that consists of rolling down hills inside a transparent plastic ball. • Adventure sport that is practiced especially in the high altitude waterfalls. • ...
extreme sports 2021-09-27
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- Instrument that uses a pressure sensor to measure the real atmospheric pressure and this is used to estimate the real height. it is used for example in skydiving.
- Safety element used to protect the head from any injury or accident.
- Safety element used to protect the eyes.
- The main element of surfing is the:
- Safety element made up of a set of straps used to prevent falls and injuries.
- It can be said that parasailing is the combination of an aerial sport with a ... sport, since one or more people are subject to a parachute that is anchored to a boat or a motorboat.
- The strings circuit combines ... such as rappelling, hanging bridges and torrentism.
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- Sport that consists of rolling down hills inside a transparent plastic ball.
- Bungee jumping consists of jumping from a high height, tied from the torso or ankles to the starting point of the jump with an elastic...
- Surfing is a water sport that consists mainly of the art of turning and maneuvering taking advantage of the power of:
- Safety element that is used especially to keep the head above the water, and is of great help for people who cannot swim.
- Adventure sport that is practiced especially in the high altitude waterfalls.
- Some of the essential elements of canoeing are: life jacket, helmet, goggles, inflatable boat, and...
- Accessory used to capture landscapes and images. it is usually on the helmet.
- Wingsuit flying is a type of ... that consists of flying using an air suit that allows you to perform different stunts.
15 Clues: The main element of surfing is the: • Safety element used to protect the eyes. • Safety element used to protect the head from any injury or accident. • Sport that consists of rolling down hills inside a transparent plastic ball. • Adventure sport that is practiced especially in the high altitude waterfalls. • ...
Talking puzzle 2 (headway unit 3) 2020-01-30
15 Clues: kadota • ehdottaa • tornitalo • mietteliäs • hätänumero • parrasvalot • turvatoimet • rauhallinen • tukahduttava • piha, kenttä • vuokralainen • käytös, tapa • siisti, huoliteltu • pohdiskella, miettiä • puristaa tiukasti, tarrautua
City of Ember Crossword 2023-12-07
15 Clues: Brag • mean • exit • hide • side of • go down • careful • unclear • raise up • Very Big • very bad • scattered • complicated • Try or Attempt • fleeing for safety
Shu Qun He Safety PPE 2016-05-26
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- Protects you from breathing in bad things such as chemicals and dust.
- Protects your ears against loud noise.
- Protects your head from falling objects.
- Protects your feet.
- Is colour so other people can always see you.
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- Protects your face and head.
- Protect your eyes from flying objects.
- Protects your eyes and from chemicals.
- Protects your feel.
- Protect your hands and from chemicals.
- Protect your ears.
- Will stop you from falling.
- Protects your body and clothes dirt and chemicals.
13 Clues: Protect your ears. • Protects your feel. • Protects your feet. • Will stop you from falling. • Protects your face and head. • Protect your eyes from flying objects. • Protects your eyes and from chemicals. • Protect your hands and from chemicals. • Protects your ears against loud noise. • Protects your head from falling objects. • Is colour so other people can always see you. • ...
Emergency Procedures 2023-06-08
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- Safety Data Sheets for items can be found on ___
- Number of AEDs in C6
- Contact your ___ immediately in the event of chemical exposure or spill
- Nearest AED to UPS
- Seek a room with no windows in the event of a ___
- Never ___ an emergency exit
- Who is UPS' Safety Coordinator?
- Acronym used for operating a fire extinguisher
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- Duck, cover, and hold in the event of an ___
- Evacuate ___ in the event of a fire
- Change your blade ___
- Number of rally points at C6
- Rally point should you go to
13 Clues: Nearest AED to UPS • Number of AEDs in C6 • Change your blade ___ • Never ___ an emergency exit • Number of rally points at C6 • Rally point should you go to • Who is UPS' Safety Coordinator? • Evacuate ___ in the event of a fire • Duck, cover, and hold in the event of an ___ • Acronym used for operating a fire extinguisher • Safety Data Sheets for items can be found on ___ • ...
Part 2 2023-07-09
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- Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice
- Evicted 10-1
- Had the quote “Sitting in this fnom chair rethinking my life and all my choice decisions”
- Evicted in a tie
- Had 2 back to back comp wins and was evicted the week after
- Was nominated the most
- Earned safety during Double Team twist
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- Only player to successfully complete a Glimwood Tangle task
- Week #3 final nominee
- Houseguest #15
- Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist
- Removed from the game
- First correct prediction from Ninetales
13 Clues: Evicted 10-1 • Houseguest #15 • Evicted in a tie • Week #3 final nominee • Removed from the game • Was nominated the most • Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice • Earned safety during Double Team twist • First correct prediction from Ninetales • Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist • Only player to successfully complete a Glimwood Tangle task • ...
Safety in the Textiles Room 2025-07-22
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- Always clean them up and keep them together, off the floor
- Following all the rules of the room
- The subject of sewing and embroidery and tailoring
- Be careful of your surroundings in this place
- Keep them contained in one spot
- Put things away as you go
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- Has to be closely monitored and looked after
- Put them under the table
- Gloves, Safety glasses, Apron
- Holding theme by the sharp end pointing down
- Anything with the potential to cause harm
- Use with caution
- Make sure its off when not being used
13 Clues: Use with caution • Put them under the table • Put things away as you go • Gloves, Safety glasses, Apron • Keep them contained in one spot • Following all the rules of the room • Make sure its off when not being used • Anything with the potential to cause harm • Has to be closely monitored and looked after • Holding theme by the sharp end pointing down • ...
sustainability glossary 2019-05-22
OTS Safety Game 2015-06-25
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- Effective means of mitigating hazards with energy sources
- Part of the actively caring initiative
- Action to take if a colleague is seen working unsafely
- Procedure for managing more than one job in a particular area
- Mitigating steps used to prevent a critical operating parameter (COP) from being reached
- Program to encourage safety whilst using staircase
- Responsibility for OIMS
- Decibel level for which double hearing protection is required
- Process condition or escalation of such that could result in loss of containment that has immediate and significant SHE impact (Consequence I)
- Anagram "arclicit"
- UN hazard identification tool
- Unsafe Action Whilst Driving
- Critical lift is when a crane is operating at more than - percent of its rated capacity
- Number of OIM elements
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- Comes before risk screening and assessment
- What does HLVI stand for in incident investigation and management
- EM Safety Credo
- Activity done before, during and after every job
- Part of the Body That Supports Most of the Body's Weight
- What does PHA stand for in risk assessment and management
- Reason why we manage risk
- Utmost consideration during emergency response
- Lifesaving action when working around pressure
- Life safety actions
- List of all valves or devices locked open or closed on a facility
- Effective way of controlling outbreaks
- "R" in PDRR
- "I" in OIMS
- Element of barrier model
- Question on stop think act card
30 Clues: "R" in PDRR • "I" in OIMS • EM Safety Credo • Anagram "arclicit" • Life safety actions • Number of OIM elements • Responsibility for OIMS • Element of barrier model • Reason why we manage risk • Unsafe Action Whilst Driving • UN hazard identification tool • Question on stop think act card • Part of the actively caring initiative • Effective way of controlling outbreaks • ...
RU ITEC421 - Dependability Analysis 2025-04-06
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- this analysis identifies hazards and operational problems (acronym)
- undesirable event at the root of a fault tree (-)
- _______Analysis: fault tree analysis of logical structure and failure combinations
- _______ Case: documented argument showing system meets safety needs
- Mode and Effects Analysis bottom up inductive failure analysis analyzes component failure modes and effects
- system ability to provide service despite faults (-)
- ______ Analysis: fault tree analysis using probabilities to find top event probability
- _______ Boundary: frontier between system and environment defines analysis scope Consequences _______ of Failure:results or impacts of a system or component failing
- a state to be avoided
- potential loss or harm from a hazard involves likelihood and severity
- ______ Failure: system inability to deliver service as specified
- system maintains safety after failure (-)
- ____ Gate: fault tree symbol for logical disjunction
- basis of the HazOp process (-)
- ____ Gate: fault tree symbol for logical conjunction
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- top down failure analysis documenting events leading to hazard (-)
- system ability to avoid unacceptable service failures
- item flowing in a HazOp flow model
- Cause Failure multiple component failures from a single cause
- ________ Fault: defect in the design including software
- ______ of Failure: probability or frequency of a failure
- deviation from a correct state that can lead to failure
- Semantics externally visible behavior of a component when it fails
- Fault: component failure over time
- indivisible action or failure in a fault tree (-)
- event resulting in unintended harm
- defect in the system that can cause an error
27 Clues: a state to be avoided • basis of the HazOp process (-) • item flowing in a HazOp flow model • Fault: component failure over time • event resulting in unintended harm • system maintains safety after failure (-) • defect in the system that can cause an error • undesirable event at the root of a fault tree (-) • indivisible action or failure in a fault tree (-) • ...
Arson 2025-06-02
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- – Risk of ignition
- – Routine fire safety check
- – Reason behind crime
- – Advance safety step
- – Airborne particles from fire
- – Concrete cracking from fire heat
- – Visible fire part
- – Specialist in fire science
- (25)
- – Fire damage
- – One side of fire triangle
- – Device that senses smoke or heat
- (25)
- – Crime of intentionally setting fire
- – Blackened remains
- – Location of the fire
- – Burn pattern resembling reptile skin
- – Done with intent
- – Start of fire
- – Talk with witnesses
- – Structure designed to stop spread of flames
- – Burned remains
- – Automated fire-fighting device
- – Document of fire findings
- – Shows heat, fuel, and oxygen
- – Investigator or enforcer
- – Avoiding fire before it starts
- – Clues from forced entry tools
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- – Fire-spreading chemical
- – Scientific crime investigation
- – Area where combustibles are vaporized
- – Person examining the cause
- – Needed for combustion
- – Black residue from combustion
- – Finding the fire early
- – Person who sets fire
- – Why the fire began
- – Carbonization of material due to intense heat
- – Analyze fire scene clues
- – Dangerous re-ignition with oxygen
- – Items collected from fire scenes
- – Chemical aiding combustion
- – Indicator of fire origin
- – Handheld device to put out fires
- – System to alert occupants
- – Device starting the flame
- – Material that burns
- – Burn mark or trace
- – Post-extinguishment search
- – Total combustibility in area
- – Sudden full-room fire transition
- – Legal safety standards
52 Clues: (25) • (25) • – Fire damage • – Start of fire • – Burned remains • – Risk of ignition • – Done with intent • – Visible fire part • – Blackened remains • – Why the fire began • – Burn mark or trace • – Reason behind crime • – Advance safety step • – Talk with witnesses • – Material that burns • – Person who sets fire • – Location of the fire • – Needed for combustion • – Finding the fire early • ...
Regal Rexnord Safety Week 2025-06-05
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- Immediate help given to an injured person before professional care arrives.
- Emergency practice for seeking shelter from severe weather.
- Route Designated route to evacuate during an emergency.
- Designing the workplace to fit the worker and reduce strain or injury.
- Protective gear used to prevent falls when working at heights.
- These must be clear and legible on chemical containers to identify hazards
- Small safety devices inserted in the ears to reduce noise exposure.
- Regulatory agency responsible for enforcing workplace safety standards in the U.S.
- Routine check to identify and correct hazards.
- Visual displays that communicate warnings and safety instructions.
- Physical barrier used to protect workers from moving machine parts.
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- Powered vehicle used to lift and move materials; requires special training to operate safely.
- Barrier used to protect face or body from flying debris or sparks.
- used to reduce airborne contaminants in the workplace.
- Station used to rinse chemicals or debris from the eyes.
- Hand protection used to prevent cuts, burns, and chemical exposure.
- Kit Supplies used to contain and clean up hazardous leaks.
- Signal that alerts workers to danger, such as fire or gas leak.
- Procedure used to ensure machines are properly shut off and not started during maintenance.
- Essential preparation provided to workers to perform tasks safely.
- Abbreviation for gear worn to protect workers from hazards.
- Drill Planned exercise to practice safe evacuation in case of a blaze.
22 Clues: Routine check to identify and correct hazards. • used to reduce airborne contaminants in the workplace. • Route Designated route to evacuate during an emergency. • Station used to rinse chemicals or debris from the eyes. • Emergency practice for seeking shelter from severe weather. • Abbreviation for gear worn to protect workers from hazards. • ...
Surgical Puzzle 1 2025-11-24
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- Type of surgery performed to prevent disease or complications before they occur
- Type of anesthesia that produces a reversible loss of sensation in a specific body region
- Technique that maintains sterility in the surgical field
- Area of the OR where masks are required
- Surgery classification requiring immediate attention to preserve life or function
- requiring careful monitoring of airway and vital signs during anesthesia
- Verification process performed in the OR to ensure correct patient, site, and procedure
- Type of surgery performed to improve appearance
- Nurse responsible for holistic preparation of patient before surgery, addressing physical and
- Surgery performed to determine the cause or extent of a condition
- Legal document confirming patient awareness of risks, benefits, and alternatives
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- The Joint Commission’s safety requirement to confirm correct patient and site
- Staff who prepares sterile instruments and maintains the sterile field
- Serious reaction to certain anesthetics leading to hyperthermia and muscle rigidity
- Voluntary agreement by a patient to undergo a procedure after full disclosure
- area requiring authorized staff in surgical attire but no mask
- needs
- Main priority before surgery — complete checklist to ensure patient is prepared
- Key safety concern involving cold stress during surgery
- Form of anesthesia using IV or inhaled agents with loss of consciousness
- responsible for monitoring patient safety, documentation, and coordination in the operating room
- Classification of surgery that is by choice, planned and scheduled in advance
22 Clues: needs • Area of the OR where masks are required • Type of surgery performed to improve appearance • Key safety concern involving cold stress during surgery • Technique that maintains sterility in the surgical field • area requiring authorized staff in surgical attire but no mask • Surgery performed to determine the cause or extent of a condition • ...
THOR's #QUIZ3290 Jobs / Occupations 2025-12-13
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- Information manager organizing and assisting access to knowledge. Works in quiet structured spaces.
- Public service worker maintaining order and safety. Often responds to unexpected situations.
- Skilled tradesperson working with power systems. Focuses on safety and precision.
- Professional who helps others learn new skills. Often works in structured group settings.
- Problem-solver who designs and improves systems. Work combines planning and testing.
- Person who manages land and food production. Work often follows seasonal patterns.
- Technical worker who repairs and maintains machines. Relies on tools and experience.
- Research-focused professional studying how things work. Often collects and analyzes data.
- Trained specialist focused on health and treatment. Regularly works under pressure.
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- Tradesperson installing and repairing water systems. Often works behind walls and floors.
- Food professional responsible for preparing meals. Often works in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled worker shaping and assembling materials. Work requires accuracy and planning.
- Care-focused professional supporting recovery and comfort. Often works closely with patients.
- Visual specialist capturing moments and scenes. Pays close attention to timing and detail.
- Information gatherer who reports events and stories. Often works under time pressure.
- Planner who designs buildings and spaces. Balances creativity with safety rules.
- Person responsible for transporting people or goods. Must stay alert for long periods.
- Creative worker expressing ideas visually. Work style varies widely by project.
- Language professional converting meaning between languages. Focuses on accuracy and context.
- Operator responsible for guiding vehicles over long distances. Relies on training and precision.
20 Clues: Creative worker expressing ideas visually. Work style varies widely by project. • Planner who designs buildings and spaces. Balances creativity with safety rules. • Skilled tradesperson working with power systems. Focuses on safety and precision. • Person who manages land and food production. Work often follows seasonal patterns. • ...
Spotlight 8 #2 2018-09-11
Furnace Parts 2025-02-24
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- (Monitors the burner to ensure a flame is present for safety.)
- (a part of a home's ventilation system that pulls air back into the HVAC system to be reheated or cooled.)
- (a safety device that turns off the gas supply to a furnace if the flame goes out.)
- (The component that starts the combustion process by igniting the gas.)
- (a part of a gas furnace that controls the flow of gas to the burners.)
- (Shuts off the furnace if it overheats to ensure safety.)
- (shuts the furnace down if it senses negative pressure created by the draft inducer motor.)
- Motor (Ensures proper airflow of combustion gases out of the furnace.)
- (Measures room temperature and signals the furnace to turn on or off.)
- (Prevents dust and debris from entering the furnace and ductwork.)
- (Where the gas and air mix and combustion takes place.)
- (Regulates the flow of natural gas or propane into the furnace.)
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- (Pushes heated air through the ductwork and into the rooms of a building.)
- (where conditioned air is sent into a dwelling to heat or cool the space.)
- (Functions as the brain of the furnace.)
- (Transfers heat from the combustion gases to the air without mixing them.)
- (device used to stop the flow of gas to the furnace for installation or service.)
17 Clues: (Functions as the brain of the furnace.) • (Where the gas and air mix and combustion takes place.) • (Shuts off the furnace if it overheats to ensure safety.) • (Monitors the burner to ensure a flame is present for safety.) • (Regulates the flow of natural gas or propane into the furnace.) • (Prevents dust and debris from entering the furnace and ductwork.) • ...
Safety at the construction site 2016-01-13
17 Clues: liika • hanskat • jatkuva • välttää • ihottuma • kierrätys • säilyttää • suojalasit • joko tai ei • vaarallinen • onnettomuus • kärsiä jostain • ensiapupakkaus • huomata/huomio • palosammuttimet • rakennustelineet • käyttöturvallisusstiedoite
2B My things 2022-04-27
17 Clues: jíst • vždy • práce • tátova • čistit • šťastný • mluvit o • šálek čaje • nacvičovat • bezpečnost • motor/stroj • připraven na • zkontrolovat • pracovat na/v • baterka/svítilna • autem (cestovat autem) • dát si na sebe/obléknout si
garden 2025-04-23
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- Garden center season brings _______ conditions.
- Wipe feet prior to entering store to prevent _____ on the ground
- Know when to take breaks to prevent ____ exhaustion.
- Use clear signage to identify ____ hazards.
- Be alert to ________ needing assistance.
- Ask for ____ with heavy of awkward items.
- Make sure plant racks are ______ to prevent runaway product.
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- Stay ________.
- The newsletter provides examples of _______.
- Coil _____ and stow other unused equipment.
- Keep aisles clear to prevent ____ hazards.
- Let's work ________ to ensure safety for everyone.
- It's important to keep ______ top of mind.
13 Clues: Stay ________. • Be alert to ________ needing assistance. • Ask for ____ with heavy of awkward items. • Keep aisles clear to prevent ____ hazards. • It's important to keep ______ top of mind. • Coil _____ and stow other unused equipment. • Use clear signage to identify ____ hazards. • The newsletter provides examples of _______. • ...
LOCKOUT TAGOUT CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2026-02-19
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- Be sure to lock out all ________ energizing components
- Must verify zero ______ before working on a electrical system or equipment
- a specialized, brightly colored lock to physically secure energy-isolating devices in the "off" or "safe" position
- Placing a physical lock on an energy isolating device
- Failure to use or breaching others LOTO can result in heavy citations, fine, and even ________ charges
- Explosive electrical event that can reach more the 4 times the surface temperature of the sun
- Type of lock when numerous workers are involved in deenergizing a system
- Abbreviation for Lockout tagout
- Electrical tool used to verify zero voltage after deenergizing a system
- Tag outs must have a clear message of _______ or Danger
- The NFPA of National Fire __________ Association or NFPA is dedicated to eliminating death, injury, property, and economic loss due to fire, electrical, and related hazards
- DO NOT ______ someone else's lockout
- LOTO prevents __________ start ups
- Better safe then _____. NO "quick job exceptions"
- Abbreviation for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- _______ lockouts prevent individual breakers from being energized
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- _____ lock outs can be used on points that control fluid and gas flow
- Type of hazardous energy from compressed air
- Durable danger notice attached to a lock with vital information
- Tag outs must have the date, time, reason, name of installer, and contact information
- ________ Electric Code 110.25 requires built in/ permanent locking provisions on disconnects
- LOTO can be the difference between living to see another day and _____
- Be sure to always be wearing the corresponding Personal __________ Equipment or PPE for the task
- ______ energy release is the process of draining pressurized line to prevent unintentional movement
- __________ and trained personal are permitted to preform LOTO
- Safety device with multiple holes for multiple locks
- ___________ action has to be taken in order to remove a Lock out
- Take no ones word when it comes to safety. You are __________ for your own safety
- Hydraulic ________ can result in delayed or uncontrolled moment if not drained properly after deenergizing
29 Clues: Abbreviation for Lockout tagout • LOTO prevents __________ start ups • DO NOT ______ someone else's lockout • Type of hazardous energy from compressed air • Better safe then _____. NO "quick job exceptions" • Safety device with multiple holes for multiple locks • Placing a physical lock on an energy isolating device • ...
SWA LGA SAFETY CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2024-04-19
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- must be in airplane mode after door closes
- Customer must wear before plane departs the gate
- enforces the rules of air safety
- what you must put on to walk on the AOA
- what's first in our business
- 1 thing that causes a discrepancy in weight & balance
- report to complete for intox customer
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- important for your back while standing a long time
- what CSA makes one hour before departure
- what you stand on at the ticket counter
- use your legs to do this
- Which preboard boards first
- what is recurrent annually
13 Clues: use your legs to do this • what is recurrent annually • Which preboard boards first • what's first in our business • enforces the rules of air safety • report to complete for intox customer • what you stand on at the ticket counter • what you must put on to walk on the AOA • what CSA makes one hour before departure • must be in airplane mode after door closes • ...
Part 2 2023-07-09
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- Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice
- Evicted 10-1
- Had the quote “Sitting in this fnom chair rethinking my life and all my choice decisions”
- Evicted in a tie
- Had 2 back to back comp wins and was evicted the week after
- Was nominated the most
- Earned safety during Double Team twist
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- Only player to successfully complete a Glimwood Tangle task
- Week #3 final nominee
- Houseguest #15
- Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist
- Removed from the game
- First correct prediction from Ninetales
13 Clues: Evicted 10-1 • Houseguest #15 • Evicted in a tie • Week #3 final nominee • Removed from the game • Was nominated the most • Became a Glimwood Tangle nominee twice • Earned safety during Double Team twist • First correct prediction from Ninetales • Saved by Wigglytuff in safety chain twist • Only player to successfully complete a Glimwood Tangle task • ...
KITCHEN FUNDAMENTALS 2022-09-21
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- losing your balence and toppleing over
- protocall to prevent accidents
- slice in the skin
- single cell organism
- organisms too small to see with the human eye
- a food-borne pathogen that can be contracted from uncooked ground beef
- getting rid of bacteria
- the skin getting damaged by high heat
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- an organism that causes disease to its host
- it burns and heats
- a food-borne pathogen that can be contracted from eating food that is infected with feces
- constricts breathing
- what happens when safety protocalls are not followed
13 Clues: slice in the skin • it burns and heats • single cell organism • constricts breathing • getting rid of bacteria • protocall to prevent accidents • the skin getting damaged by high heat • losing your balence and toppleing over • an organism that causes disease to its host • organisms too small to see with the human eye • what happens when safety protocalls are not followed • ...
KITCHEN FUNDAMENTALS 2022-09-21
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- losing your balence and toppleing over
- protocall to prevent accidents
- slice in the skin
- single cell organism
- organisms too small to see with the human eye
- a food-borne pathogen that can be contracted from uncooked ground beef
- getting rid of bacteria
- the skin getting damaged by high heat
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- an organism that causes disease to its host
- it burns and heats
- a food-borne pathogen that can be contracted from eating food that is infected with feces
- constricts breathing
- what happens when safety protocalls are not followed
13 Clues: slice in the skin • it burns and heats • single cell organism • constricts breathing • getting rid of bacteria • protocall to prevent accidents • the skin getting damaged by high heat • losing your balence and toppleing over • an organism that causes disease to its host • organisms too small to see with the human eye • what happens when safety protocalls are not followed • ...
ALL ABOUT SAFETY 2025-02-03
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- These are hazards related to poorly designed workstations or tasks, causing strain or injury to the body.
- These safety signs are must-follow signs.
- In other words, these are the worker’s behavior that causes potential harm.
- The best safety advice to fire safety.
- The chance or probability that a hazard will cause harm.
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- This is something that has the potential to harm a person.
- One of the intersecting factors that a risk matrix is based on.
- This is the condition of being free from harm, danger, or risk.
- Number one leading cause of injury in the workplace.
- This is a discipline with a broad scope involving three major fields.
10 Clues: The best safety advice to fire safety. • These safety signs are must-follow signs. • Number one leading cause of injury in the workplace. • The chance or probability that a hazard will cause harm. • This is something that has the potential to harm a person. • One of the intersecting factors that a risk matrix is based on. • ...
Medication Safety 2024-12-23
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- Medication Safety is one of the ____ standards
- You need to make sure there is an appropriate ___ for the medication to be administered
- Make sure the ___ is correct in the 8 rights of medication safety
- Right___ is the first check in the 8 rights of medication safety
- Once you have administered a medication what should you do?
- Tick tock tick tock, always make sure the medication is given at the right ___
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- ___double checking can detect 95% of medication errors
- Always check the ____medication chart to see what medications where given intraop
- There are two branches of ANTT, standards and ___
- The ___ needs to be based on the patient’s weight
10 Clues: Medication Safety is one of the ____ standards • There are two branches of ANTT, standards and ___ • The ___ needs to be based on the patient’s weight • ___double checking can detect 95% of medication errors • Once you have administered a medication what should you do? • Right___ is the first check in the 8 rights of medication safety • ...
BASIC WORKPLACE SAFETY 2025-10-23
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- – What you should do when you see a spill on the floor.
- – What you must have before using new tools or equipment.
- – Protect your eyes from dust, sparks, or chemicals.
- – Something you should never do when working with electricity.
- – Footwear that protects your toes from heavy or sharp objects.
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- – Worn on the head to protect against falling objects.
- – Helps you breathe safely in dusty or smoky areas.
- – A path or door that must always be kept clear for escape.
- -The person you report accidents or hazards to.
- – What you should do if you don’t understand safety instructions.
10 Clues: -The person you report accidents or hazards to. • – Helps you breathe safely in dusty or smoky areas. • – Protect your eyes from dust, sparks, or chemicals. • – Worn on the head to protect against falling objects. • – What you should do when you see a spill on the floor. • – What you must have before using new tools or equipment. • ...
Food Safety Month 2021-09-14
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- The application of chemicals on equipment to eliminate many or all pathogenic microorganisms
- Food handlers must wear _________ when handling exposed foods
- The presence of harmful chemicals, biological organisms and physical objects in food, which can cause customer illness
- Food Safety Month
- Food held by TPHC must be sold or discarded within this many hours
- Gloves are not a _____________ for handwashing
- A thermometer used to measure the surface temperature of a food item or the ambient temperature of equipment
- Hepatitis A, E. Coli, and Norovirus are all examples of this kind of illness
- Equipment used to chill food rapidly through the temperature danger zone
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- Process of displaying oldest product in front, newest product in back to help manage inventory
- An action taken to remove food from the store because there is evidence that it is unsafe, adulterated, or mislabeled
- Acronym we used to remember top allergens
- Name of group that leads our store's food safety culture
- Type of thermometer that measures the internal temperature of food
- To combine shellstock harvested on different days or from different growing areas as identified on the tag or label
- Food, packaging, and equipment must be kept this many inches off the floor
- Our 3rd party food safety auditor
- The safe process of bringing cooked food to proper cold holding temperatures
- According to proper food storage, this type of food goes on the top shelf
- Test strip color of a correctly concentrated bucket of sanitizer
20 Clues: Food Safety Month • Our 3rd party food safety auditor • Acronym we used to remember top allergens • Gloves are not a _____________ for handwashing • Name of group that leads our store's food safety culture • Food handlers must wear _________ when handling exposed foods • Test strip color of a correctly concentrated bucket of sanitizer • ...
8th Grade CTE Shop Safety 2023-02-23
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- Machine used for drilling holes
- Used to make angle crosscuts on the bandsaw
- All work must be ______ to the table before operating the drill press
- Used to rip boards to the correct width on the bandsaw
- What should be done with all dangly jewelry or baggy clothing in the shop
- PPE worn over the eyes
- Minimum safety distance on the drill press
- A tool used for measuring that is not a toy
- Direction sharp tools should be carried
- Minimum safety distance on the bandsaw
- The _____ needs to be removed from the chuck before operating the drill press
- Must be 1/8-1/4" above the wood on the bandsaw
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- Students should hold work firmly against the _____ on the scroll saw.
- Cuts made in order to make a curved cut on the bandsaw
- The part of the machine that protects us from the blade/bit--must always be in place
- Minimum safety distance on the scroll saw
- Students should make sure their hands/fingers are not in line with the _____ when operating the bandsaw/scrollsaw
- Required before operating a new piece of equipment
- What all machines should be before cleaning, adjustment, or being left unattended
- Type of shoes to be worn in the shop
- Report to the teacher all damaged machines or ______ that you observe
- Machines should not be _______
- The spindle/belt sander must come to full _____ before sanding
- Hold work being sanded _______
- The rate of speed at which the drill press must be operated
25 Clues: PPE worn over the eyes • Machines should not be _______ • Hold work being sanded _______ • Machine used for drilling holes • Type of shoes to be worn in the shop • Minimum safety distance on the bandsaw • Direction sharp tools should be carried • Minimum safety distance on the scroll saw • Minimum safety distance on the drill press • ...
NZPG SAFEMATE CROSSWORD#1. 2023-04-28
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- number of work-related Lost Time Injuries in 2022.
- Don't start a machine without these in place.
- The red safety button on most operating consoles.
- There should be one in every company vehicle.
- Little pieces of bright foam used to protect hearing.
- What all injuries should be treated with.
- Providers of the best sinks in NZ.
- Complete a ... Safety Analysis before doing something unfamiliar.
- Makers of the best particle board in NZ.
- South Island distributors of NZs best laminated panels.
- Hit this on the way out in an emergency.
- We need these when handling panels to prevent cut.
- Makers of NZs best kitchen & bathroom panels.
- The "O" in LOTO.
- Worn to be visible to forklift & other mobile plant drivers.
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- These must be worn in all production & warehousing areas.
- Our engineered stone business.
- Who is responsible for my safety at work?
- The number of people required to lift panels over 20kg.
- Prime Panels brand.
- Item used to achieve Lock-out.
- Always assess the .... before starting a job.
- The speed limit for forklifts inside buildings.
- Items needed to protect the eyes, particularly when handling strapping.
- Stop, Think, Act
- Short for Lock-Out/Tag-Out.
- North Island distributors of NZs best laminated panels.
- Don't take....?
- What must you do if you see or have an accident at work?
- Standard Operating Procedure.
30 Clues: Don't take....? • Stop, Think, Act • The "O" in LOTO. • Prime Panels brand. • Short for Lock-Out/Tag-Out. • Standard Operating Procedure. • Our engineered stone business. • Item used to achieve Lock-out. • Providers of the best sinks in NZ. • Makers of the best particle board in NZ. • Hit this on the way out in an emergency. • Who is responsible for my safety at work? • ...
Machine Tool 2016-09-13
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- what is the one thing you should know if you are in manufacturing
- taking them makes you stronger
- machinists need them all the time
- used to cover moving machinery parts
- not everyone needs to go there
- if you make money you need to do this to it
- the lines that represents your part
- required every day in class
- federal agency that makes the safety regulations
- not allowed in shop or classroom
- weekly grade
- needs oxygen fuel and heat
- helps you work better
- most important thing employers need
- I cant breath
- the lines that represent features you cant see
- make stuff
- federal agency that enforces workplace safety regulations
- used when grinding
- where your stuff goes each day
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- material wont fall out of this
- everyone is responsible for
- never in the shop
- keeps machines from starting
- bend them when lifting
- materials you should be careful with
- used when you cant see the line
- information for your project
- used to protect eyes
- if you are good you can get more
- needed for a healthy team
- when you spill on the floor
- when things are over 90 decibels
- watch out below
- never use while running machines
- when you need a tool used to make angles
- sometimes they have steel in them
- used to layout part to see lines
38 Clues: make stuff • weekly grade • I cant breath • watch out below • never in the shop • used when grinding • used to protect eyes • helps you work better • bend them when lifting • needed for a healthy team • needs oxygen fuel and heat • everyone is responsible for • required every day in class • when you spill on the floor • keeps machines from starting • information for your project • ...
Fall Puzzle 2025-11-05
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- The heart of every outreach, event, and safety partnership SCSD builds.
- The atmosphere at SCSD’s haunted cell display and Trunk O’ Treat events.
- A quiet refuge for residents and staff alike, offering over 19,000 volumes at the HOC.
- Educational visits that open doors for students, chaplains, and community groups.
- Empowerment-based initiative reminding students that decisions shape change.
- Seasonal reminder that even changing leaves can affect road and walkway safety.
- November is their month of honor, both in message and photo collage.
- Key theme of the “____ & Blue” week promoting unity through understanding.
- A Special Olympics festive gathering; another word for the lively celebrations seen “Around Suffolk County.”
- “My ____” program highlights women’s voices of recovery and resilience.
- October community event where officers and furry partners meet Revere families.
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- The Sheriff’s series of essays shedding light on local politics, arts, education, and beyond.
- Division of loyal officers on four legs, always a hit at local events.
- Group of athletes, such as baseball players; "The Boston Area Church ____."
- The cycle SCSD aims to reduce through education, reentry, and rehabilitation.
- Central mission of SCSD’s engagement work—connection beyond the badge.
- Gold medal-winning football player featured in this month’s “Meet the…” profile.
- Core message behind every event, from reflective wristbands to peace walks.
- Seen at “____ O' Treat” events across Revere and East Boston this Halloween.
- The edition month celebrating service, gratitude, and reflection.
20 Clues: The edition month celebrating service, gratitude, and reflection. • November is their month of honor, both in message and photo collage. • Division of loyal officers on four legs, always a hit at local events. • Central mission of SCSD’s engagement work—connection beyond the badge. • The heart of every outreach, event, and safety partnership SCSD builds. • ...
Principles of Ag Welding Crossword 2025-11-24
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- A hard material used for welding projects.
- A painful eye burn from looking at the arc without protection.
- The electrical pressure that helps create the welding arc.
- Safety gear you wear to protect yourself.
- The melted line of metal made when you weld.
- Making choices that keep everyone from getting hurt.
- Protective headgear that shields your face and eyes when welding.
- The bright electric spark that melts the metal.
- The amount of electrical power used when welding.
- The cable that completes the electrical circuit for welding.
- A tool used to clean metal or remove light slag.
- A safety screen that must be closed so others don’t get arc flash.
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- Moving air to remove smoke and fumes from welding.
- The agriculture class that teaches about engines, tools, and welding.
- A tool used to break off slag from a weld.
- A welding helmet that gets dark by itself when you strike an arc.
- A tool used to hold or move hot metal pieces.
- To cool hot metal quickly in water.
- The crusty layer that forms on top of the weld bead.
- The metal stick that carries electricity to make the weld.
- A small, hot piece of metal that flies off during welding.
- Protective handwear worn while welding.
- Joining two pieces of metal by melting them together.
- A small practice piece of metal used for welding tests.
- A tool used to hold metal pieces in place.
25 Clues: To cool hot metal quickly in water. • Protective handwear worn while welding. • Safety gear you wear to protect yourself. • A hard material used for welding projects. • A tool used to break off slag from a weld. • A tool used to hold metal pieces in place. • The melted line of metal made when you weld. • A tool used to hold or move hot metal pieces. • ...
Subchapter G & H 2025-05-17
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- Children may not be watched during calls or mail unless justified.
- Required after conducting a search.
- Staff must always be able to respond to one.
- Off-site event that still requires maintaining proper ratios.
- Must be justified by suspicion and documented.
- Must not include harsh, humiliating, or physically harmful actions.
- Living program with modified supervision expectations.
- Certain prohibited forms include holding, rebirthing, or aversive techniques.
- Required to determine if older youth can be unsupervised.
- Defined by location and determines applicable ratio.
- Status needed for someone to count in caregiver ratios.
- Children must receive personal care supplies and training.
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- Required before a child is used in media or publicity.
- Maximum number of children per assigned caregiver.
- Considered in caregiver assignments for certain living arrangements.
- Type of restraint not allowed under any circumstance.
- Required status for supervising children with constant care needs.
- Living unit that must be considered in ratio calculations.
- Children can file one without fear of punishment.
- Calls must be allowed unless there are specific safety concerns.
- A state that changes caregiver ratio requirements.
- Must be explained to the child upon admission.
- Must be appropriate for the weather and community standards.
- Plan created to meet the child’s needs while in care.
- Children have the right to contact family unless legally restricted.
- Ongoing oversight required to ensure children's safety.
- May not be opened or withheld without proper cause.
- Fundamental protection every child in care must have.
28 Clues: Required after conducting a search. • Staff must always be able to respond to one. • Must be justified by suspicion and documented. • Must be explained to the child upon admission. • Children can file one without fear of punishment. • Maximum number of children per assigned caregiver. • A state that changes caregiver ratio requirements. • ...
