safety Crossword Puzzles
Mental and Emotional Health Terms 2023-03-21
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- of purpose recognizing that you have value, importance.
- bad or negative stress
- extreme mood changes: Very Happy one minute to depressed the next.
- a great way to help bring the body back to homeostasis.
- the capacity to recover or adapt quickly from difficulties.
- equals security and safety
- being used for someone else's benefit
- being under stress of a long period of time.
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- an attempt to make up for something one did not receive or have.
- blaming others for unpleasant thoughts or feelings.
- disagreement, struggles or fights
- good or bad stress
- 5 levels of hierarchy of need.
- courage, resolve, strength of character
- difficult to believe the loss has occurred
- esteem how you feel about yourself.
- the ability to understand and share the feelings of others.
- lack of certain neurotransmitters that keep a person happy.
- the driving force behind a person meeting their goals.
- violence any act of violence that involve a family members.
- anything that causes you stress
- actualization achieving one's full potential
- Fight or flight
23 Clues: Fight or flight • good or bad stress • bad or negative stress • equals security and safety • 5 levels of hierarchy of need. • anything that causes you stress • disagreement, struggles or fights • esteem how you feel about yourself. • being used for someone else's benefit • courage, resolve, strength of character • difficult to believe the loss has occurred • ...
Administrative laws crossword puzzle 2023-12-13
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- Blood alcohol content
- vehicles must be ____ every one to two years
- Something Minnesota requires on vehicles
- vehicle registration shows who is responsible for ____ the vehicle
- something you should NOT do in response to someone with road rage
- Texting is an example of
- each vehicle in Minnesota must be
- always drive at a speed that is reasonable, and ___ for existing conditions
- Take license away for a year or more
- vehicle identification number
- one way BAC can be tested
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- Driving where one intentionally drives in a dangerous manner
- One example of aggressive driving
- one limiting factor on speed
- This type of driving threatens the safety of others and is a moving violation
- driving is a
- Take license away less than 365 days
- Driving while impaired, aggressive driving, reckless driving, inattention and distractions
- assigned for driving violations such as speeding
- a person purposefully and willfully committing an act without regard for other’s safety and rights
20 Clues: driving is a • Blood alcohol content • Texting is an example of • one way BAC can be tested • one limiting factor on speed • vehicle identification number • One example of aggressive driving • each vehicle in Minnesota must be • Take license away less than 365 days • Take license away for a year or more • Something Minnesota requires on vehicles • ...
Unit 3 2025-04-09
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- Software-based mutual exclusion solution for two processes
- Recovery technique that eliminates processes
- Part of a program where shared resources are accessed
- Deadlock condition where resources can't be forcibly taken back
- Basic mechanism used to provide mutual exclusion
- Model using request and assignment edges
- Peterson's Solution indicator for entering critical section
- Classical synchronization problem involving dining and thinking
- Technique to restore a process to a previous safe state
- Problem involving shared buffer between two types of processes
- Processes waiting on each other indefinitely
- High-level programming construct used for synchronization
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- Synchronization tool that can be binary or counting
- Approach to violate at least one deadlock condition
- Hardware method that disables all interrupts for mutual exclusion
- Algorithm that keeps the system in a safe state
- Deadlock avoidance algorithm using safety check
- Use of multiple methods for handling deadlock
- Graphical representation used to detect deadlocks
- Technique to find cycles in resource allocation graph
20 Clues: Model using request and assignment edges • Recovery technique that eliminates processes • Processes waiting on each other indefinitely • Use of multiple methods for handling deadlock • Algorithm that keeps the system in a safe state • Deadlock avoidance algorithm using safety check • Basic mechanism used to provide mutual exclusion • ...
boating 2025-05-12
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- The body of the boat that rides in and on top of the water.
- Moving backward.
- The main flat surface of a boat above the hull.
- The enclosed living space on a boat.
- life jacket
- ypically results in a fine and may involve further penalties like completing a boating safety course or having your boating privileges restricted for a period
- the front end of a ship.
- Moving or traveling.
- The act of overtaking another boat.
- The left side of a boat.
- The back of the boat.
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- The area where the boat is steered.
- Proof of completion of an approved boating safety course.
- A waterway, usually navigable.
- Any boat or floating craft.
- Boat registration is valid for three years.
- A monetary penalty for a violation
- The right side of a boat
- The lowermost part of the boat's interior, where water can collect.
- A horn sound used for signaling.
- The bathroom on a boat.
21 Clues: life jacket • Moving backward. • Moving or traveling. • The back of the boat. • The bathroom on a boat. • The right side of a boat • the front end of a ship. • The left side of a boat. • Any boat or floating craft. • A waterway, usually navigable. • A horn sound used for signaling. • A monetary penalty for a violation • The area where the boat is steered. • ...
Quality Outcomes Crossword 2025-05-13
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- Specialized team for rapid patient assessment
- Scoring system to detect early patient decline
- System of checks to prevent missed clinical decline
- Device worn to prevent venous clots
- Infection type associated with urinary catheters
- Nurse rounds completed every hour to enhance safety
- Blood clot prevention strategy.
- Failure to recognize/treat clinical deterioration
- Scheduled repositioning to prevent skin injury
- Blood clot disorder abbreviation
- Localized skin damage from pressure
- Process of moving a patient from one care setting to another
- Handwashing practice to prevent infection
- Assessment tool for pressure injury risk
- Standardized patient care blueprint
- Term for hospital-acquired adverse events
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- Acute confusional state increasing fall risk
- Goal of preventing harm in healthcare settings
- Worsening of a patient’s clinical condition
- Preventive action to reduce VTE occurrence
- Systematic approach to identify infections
- Tool used to assess fall risk
- Investigative method following adverse events
- Safety device that alarms when a patient attempts to get up
- Patient incident involving hitting the floor unintentionally
25 Clues: Tool used to assess fall risk • Blood clot prevention strategy. • Blood clot disorder abbreviation • Device worn to prevent venous clots • Localized skin damage from pressure • Standardized patient care blueprint • Assessment tool for pressure injury risk • Handwashing practice to prevent infection • Term for hospital-acquired adverse events • ...
Test 2022-10-06
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- Death
- Demise
- Good/bad
- Friendship
- Coldness
- Future
- Music
- Truth
- Justice
- Variety
- War
- Immortality
- Corruption
- Knowledge
- Reliance
- Love
- Tradition
- Insanity
- Rage
- Punishment
- Habit
- Magic
- Danger
- Innocence
- Limitations
- Freedom
- Complexity
- Pessimism
- Pressure
- Possibility
- Aging
- Division
- Supremacy
- Recklessness
- Crime
- Betrayal
- Pride
- Imperfection
- Failure
- Safety
- Guilt
- Collaboration
- Home
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- Warmth
- Dreams
- Fear
- Life
- Boringness
- Wisdom
- Differences
- Maturity
- Trust
- Beauty
- Society
- Bravery
- Challenge
- Growth
- Feminism
- adventure
- Impermanence
- Power
- Marriage
- Chaos
- Patience
- Unity
- Loneliness
- Shame
- Family
- Confusion
- ambiguity
- Pain
- art
- Gender
- Memory
- Simplicity
- Weakness
- Passion
- Misery
- Savagery
- Cooperation
- Revenge
- Faith
- Positivity
- Escape
- Fun
- Youth
86 Clues: War • art • Fun • Fear • Life • Love • Rage • Pain • Home • Death • Trust • Music • Truth • Power • Chaos • Unity • Shame • Habit • Magic • Aging • Crime • Faith • Pride • Youth • Guilt • Warmth • Dreams • Demise • Wisdom • Beauty • Future • Growth • Family • Danger • Gender • Memory • Misery • Escape • Safety • Society • Bravery • Justice • Variety • Freedom • Passion • Revenge • Failure • Good/bad • Maturity • Coldness • Feminism • Marriage • Patience • Reliance • Insanity • Weakness • Pressure • Division • Savagery • ...
Kitchen Safety and Sanitation Crossword 2025-09-01
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- Should be closed-toed to protect your feet.
- Never put metal or foil in this appliance.
- Items like fire extinguishers, oven mitts, and smoke detectors.
- Keeping food and surfaces clean to prevent contamination.
- Protecting yourself and others from harm in the kitchen.
- Should be short and clean.
- Safety item used to smother flames.
- A type of hazard caused by substances like cleaning products.
- Used with warm water to wash hands.
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- The practice of keeping yourself clean to avoid spreading germs.
- Helps keep hair out of food.
- The number of seconds you should wash your hands.
- Microorganisms like Salmonella and E. coli that can cause foodborne illness.
- Knives should never be this.
- A type of hazard you can see or feel, like hair or glass.
- A type of hazard caused by microorganisms in food.
- A surface used to safely chop food.
- Always carry this tool pointing down.
- Protects clothes and keeps food clean.
- Something that can cause illness or injury.
20 Clues: Should be short and clean. • Helps keep hair out of food. • Knives should never be this. • A surface used to safely chop food. • Safety item used to smother flames. • Used with warm water to wash hands. • Always carry this tool pointing down. • Protects clothes and keeps food clean. • Never put metal or foil in this appliance. • Should be closed-toed to protect your feet. • ...
Ethical Dilemma 2025-08-26
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- The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues.
- Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud.
- Created fake customer accounts without consent.
- Accused of contributing to childhood obesity through aggressive marketing.
- Whistleblowers exposed alleged accounting irregularities in 2019.
- Linked to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and misuse of user data.
- Criticised for harsh working conditions in warehouses.
- & Johnson Sued for unsafe talcum powder
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- Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims.
- Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids.
- Supply chains were accused of using child labour.
- Accused of not paying fair trade prices to coffee farmers
- Fined for abusing market dominance in online advertising.
- Faced criticism for surge pricing during emergencies
- Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India.
- Faced backlash for customer data leaks and privacy issues.
- Controversy raised concerns over stock price manipulation.
- Caught in the “Dieselgate” scandal for cheating on emission tests.
- The 737 MAX plane crashes raised ethical questions about safety.
- Faced backlash for unethical infant formula marketing.
20 Clues: & Johnson Sued for unsafe talcum powder • Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud. • The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues. • Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids. • Created fake customer accounts without consent. • Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims. • Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India. • ...
Occupational Health and Safety 2025-09-11
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- The person or company that gives you a job
- Safety instructions you must follow
- Another word for laws made by the government
- An unplanned event that could have caused harm
- harm or damage to your body
- Slippery floors, fire, and chemicals are examples of..
- everyone is legally or morally entitled to
- means stopping something before it happens
- Chores, schoolwork, and job tasks are examples of your..
- Is Something you need to live well, not money, but...
- I am a class taught in highschool
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- Hard hats, seatbelts, and life jackets are made for...
- An event that COULD HAVE caused injury, but didnt
- An unexpected event causing injury or damage
- A person who does a job or task
- Another word for job or career
- Another word for a manager or boss at a workplace
- informing supervisors or authorities about accidents or hazards
- Crossing the road without looking is a big...
- Immediate care given after a surgery
20 Clues: harm or damage to your body • Another word for job or career • A person who does a job or task • I am a class taught in highschool • Safety instructions you must follow • Immediate care given after a surgery • The person or company that gives you a job • everyone is legally or morally entitled to • means stopping something before it happens • ...
Escalations 2023-12-19
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- a type of ticket we submit usually when we escalate to the App team or NOC hint: we also do this for any facility issue/work order
- a person you can approach if you have any questions
- a property safety term. Hint- water causes this
- a note on the ticket only our team can view
- a trending issue that impacts multiple users is called ____ issue
- if a safety issue is determined we then assign the ticket to this person
- a resource and tool utilize daily. Hint: is is imbedded on the ticket
- the status we leave a ticket in after we have re-assigned it
- when we escalate the ticket on the ticket action this is called a ______ escalation
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- an example of a "people" safety word. Meaning to trip or slip
- the Microsoft teams channel where we escalate the ticket
- one of the teams we typically escalate ticket too (also: another team channel we use)
- an natural weather occurrence. Hint: bolt or rod
- if you are working a disposition que and you receive an unrelated ticket(ex. Billing) in your que you must ________
- the automated system that helps to filter tickets. A "nickname" for our automation
- if you are unsure what to do you should always do this?
- a keyword we should look out for that could lead to litigation Hint: another word for "sue"
- we must always _______ to the customer on a ticket before we escalate
18 Clues: a note on the ticket only our team can view • a property safety term. Hint- water causes this • an natural weather occurrence. Hint: bolt or rod • a person you can approach if you have any questions • if you are unsure what to do you should always do this? • the Microsoft teams channel where we escalate the ticket • ...
Food Safety 2016-03-12
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- This zone is between 4 degrees and 62
- Pests that spread disease
- A type of food poisoning that can exist in soft cheese
- Always do this slowly
- Bring foods to boiling point when doing this
- These foods decay quickly.
- To remove bacteria
- These inspectors check food businesses
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- To keep an organism in conditions favourable for growth
- A type of food poisoning that exists in raw chicken
- This appliance should always be set at 4-5 degrees.
- Do this correctly to keep foods safer for longer
12 Clues: To remove bacteria • Always do this slowly • Pests that spread disease • These foods decay quickly. • This zone is between 4 degrees and 62 • These inspectors check food businesses • Bring foods to boiling point when doing this • Do this correctly to keep foods safer for longer • A type of food poisoning that exists in raw chicken • ...
Wheelchair Safety 2017-08-16
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- ______ wheelchair wheels when transferring
- Wheelchair use facilitates ______
- _______facilitates function
- sore also known as Decubitis Ulcer
- Moving a student from one place to another
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- One key factor when dealing with students in wheelchair
- Which district do you work in?
- ________use proper lifting techniques
- ________facilitates stability
- One cause of back problems
- It could be a complication from a pressure sore
- _____ your knees when lifting
12 Clues: One cause of back problems • _______facilitates function • ________facilitates stability • _____ your knees when lifting • Which district do you work in? • Wheelchair use facilitates ______ • sore also known as Decubitis Ulcer • ________use proper lifting techniques • ______ wheelchair wheels when transferring • Moving a student from one place to another • ...
Internet Safety 2017-03-21
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- Private code that you keep a secret.
- Form of bullying online that involves intimidating or threatening others.
- Images.
- A program usually delivered via email that slows and exhausts a computer's memory.
- Study of materials.
- Obtaining or trying to obtain contact with children.
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- Abbreviation for WWW.
- Someone you meet online that you personally do not know.
- Fake personal online persona.
- Any unsolicited e-mail, or junk mail.
- The name a user selects to be identified on a computer.
- Wireless network that allows devices to connect to the internet.
12 Clues: Images. • Study of materials. • Abbreviation for WWW. • Fake personal online persona. • Private code that you keep a secret. • Any unsolicited e-mail, or junk mail. • Obtaining or trying to obtain contact with children. • The name a user selects to be identified on a computer. • Someone you meet online that you personally do not know. • ...
Safety First 2012-12-26
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- Code for bomb threat.
- During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated.
- Ergonomics self-assessment.
- Member down.
- During prolonged repetitive activity, these types of breaks should be taken.
- Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher
- In case of fire, rescue, ________ , contain, extinguish.
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- Code for chemical spill.
- Code for Clinical IT outage.
- Duck and cover.
- Wearing proper fitting _______ helps prevent trip, slips, and falls.
- Code for infant or child abduction.
12 Clues: Member down. • Duck and cover. • Code for bomb threat. • Code for chemical spill. • Ergonomics self-assessment. • Code for Clinical IT outage. • Code for infant or child abduction. • Acronym for how to use a fire extinguisher • During Code Triage II, the _____ is activated. • In case of fire, rescue, ________ , contain, extinguish. • ...
Safety Crossword 2013-09-10
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- are the most common cause of injury in our store
- The MSDS catalog can be found in the ______ closet
- The human body is a conductive material for _______ shock
- The waste compactor is located in
- Only ________ associates can use the waste compactor
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- Is the command center during an emergency or crisis
- Proper stacking in the stock room can prevent
- To prevent contact with bloodborne pathogens, associates should wear protective _______
- The occupational safety & health administration
- is the known virus to cause AIDS
- Hepatitis B Virus is an infammation of the ______
- The rendezvous point for associates during an emergency is the _______ parking lot.
12 Clues: is the known virus to cause AIDS • The waste compactor is located in • Proper stacking in the stock room can prevent • The occupational safety & health administration • are the most common cause of injury in our store • Hepatitis B Virus is an infammation of the ______ • The MSDS catalog can be found in the ______ closet • ...
Internet Safety 2014-04-25
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- _______ is someone who use inappropriate words to hurt others online.
- what is an email?
- Always _______ trusted adults like teachers and parents immediately when encountering something that makes us uncomfortable or in danger.
- Always use ______ words and respect others online.
- Stealing of intellectual property is called ______ and it's a crime.
- Meeting someone online can be ___________.
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- Always keep our personal ________ confidential.
- Information on the internet may not be ________. Do not believe everything on the website.
- We need to be aware and _____ when going online.
- Always scan and check before opening email ________.
- It is __________ to treat people online the same way that you would face to face.
- _______ all unread and unwanted email from people we do not know.
12 Clues: what is an email? • Meeting someone online can be ___________. • Always keep our personal ________ confidential. • We need to be aware and _____ when going online. • Always use ______ words and respect others online. • Always scan and check before opening email ________. • _______ all unread and unwanted email from people we do not know. • ...
Safety\Hygeine 2014-11-26
12 Clues: Tie this back • Do not do this • Handle with care • Keep away from these • Cover cuts with these • Types of shoes to wear • Always wear one of these • Wash them before cooking • Wash these after cooking • Wear them to prevent burns • Clean them up straight away • These need to face the back of the oven
Food Safety 2015-02-24
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- Heat/prepare food
- Using the same bowl for chicken and salad is
- To avoid bacteria and germs
- Refrigerate your food
- Before you touch/start cooking
- unpasteurized apple cider can cause
- To avoid cross-contamination
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- Proper ____ is key to Food/cooking safety
- Store foods in proper locations
- Cook food to its proper stage
- Symptom of food positioning
- Use when washing hands
12 Clues: Heat/prepare food • Refrigerate your food • Use when washing hands • Symptom of food positioning • To avoid bacteria and germs • To avoid cross-contamination • Cook food to its proper stage • Before you touch/start cooking • Store foods in proper locations • unpasteurized apple cider can cause • Proper ____ is key to Food/cooking safety • ...
Electrical Safety 2015-09-28
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- Always turn off the _______ at socket before taking out your toast.
- Always dry your ____________ before turning on plugs.
- Never have electrical _________ near water.
- Never stick your __________ in to a socket.
- Electrical hazards can _____________ you and kill you.
- Don't let electrical leads trail across the ___________.
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- Always mop up any __________ straight away.
- Mixing water and electricity is very ______________.
- Never overload a ________ with too many plugs.
- Never leave a plug near _________.
- Never fly your kite near electricity _________.
- Always turn off your ___________ so it does not overheat.
12 Clues: Never leave a plug near _________. • Always mop up any __________ straight away. • Never have electrical _________ near water. • Never stick your __________ in to a socket. • Never overload a ________ with too many plugs. • Never fly your kite near electricity _________. • Mixing water and electricity is very ______________. • ...
ONLINE SAFETY 2021-09-08
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- TALK ONLINE
- PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
- SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER
- COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES
- INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM
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- BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE
- GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS
- WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY
- OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT
- INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA
- PROGRAM THAT DAMAGES OR BLOCKS A COMPUTER OR NETWORK
- MAIL ONLINE
12 Clues: TALK ONLINE • MAIL ONLINE • PORTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE • BULLYING CARRIED OUT ONLINE • OPTION TO KEEP PRIVATE ACCOUNT • GLOBAL NETWORK OF COMPUTER LINKS • WHO COMMITS ACTS OF COMPUTER PIRACY • INSERT IT TO PROTECT YOUR PERSONAL DATA • COMPUTER INTRUSION WITH VARIOUS PURPOSES • INSTAGRAM,FACEBOOK,TIKTOK,TWITTER,TELEGRAM • SOFTWARE USED TO DELETE VIRUSES IN A COMPUTER • ...
Food Safety 2021-10-13
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- process of heating food to a temp that is high enough to kill most bacteria with changing the taste.
- amount of time a food product can safely be stored before deteriorating.
- a disease transmitted by food
- a bacteria, virus or mold that causes disease.
- when food deteriorates to the point in which it is not edible.
- a canning method recommended for low-acid foods that involves heating containers of food under pressure.
- when bacteria or other contaminants are unintentionally transferred from one substance to another.
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- method of food preservation that lowers water content
- indicator solution that turns colorless as bacteria use up oxygen in a solution.
- food poisoning caused by ingesting toxins produced by clostridium botulinum
- introduction of dangerous chemicals, disease, or infectious materials.
- the period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms.
12 Clues: a disease transmitted by food • a bacteria, virus or mold that causes disease. • method of food preservation that lowers water content • when food deteriorates to the point in which it is not edible. • introduction of dangerous chemicals, disease, or infectious materials. • amount of time a food product can safely be stored before deteriorating. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-06-10
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- During evacuations, go to the staging areas on the east and ____ sides of the property.
- What combustible alloy do we machine to make parts?
- What manufacturing practice strives to minimize waste and maximize efficiency?
- What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone?
- If you got a chemical in your eyes, how many minutes would you flush?
- This crossword is brought to you by the ___ team.
- What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation?
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- Improperly lifting objects and repetitive motions are risk factors that relate to ________.
- What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"?
- ____ Data Sheets have information about the toxicity of a chemical. (SDS)
- _____ elbow is the painful condition caused by overuse.
- From the 5S system, which term is missing? Sort, Set, Standardize, Sustain
12 Clues: This crossword is brought to you by the ___ team. • What Japanese word means "continuous improvement"? • What combustible alloy do we machine to make parts? • What type of gloves should be used to handle acetone? • _____ elbow is the painful condition caused by overuse. • What acronym is used to remember fire extinguisher operation? • ...
Food Safety 2022-05-31
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- Float like a butterfly sting like a bee
- Hooves, Ball & Court
- the reason we have food recalls
- Take back
- To inspect for compliance
- The number of babies in the family
- The pink panther turned purple and went wild
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- I see meat, poultry, pork but not sandwiches
- A pet friendly place for coffee with the abu-alis
- Allergy linked to gloves
- Keeping families around the kitchen table
- Home to the pharaohs
12 Clues: Take back • Hooves, Ball & Court • Home to the pharaohs • Allergy linked to gloves • To inspect for compliance • the reason we have food recalls • The number of babies in the family • Float like a butterfly sting like a bee • Keeping families around the kitchen table • I see meat, poultry, pork but not sandwiches • The pink panther turned purple and went wild • ...
Lab Safety 2022-09-11
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- You should never carry a power tool by its _____.
- ______ fitting clothing should be tightened or removed before working in the lab.
- Always remove this when using machines
- Accidents can be prevented with enough
- When cutting with hand tools you should always place the blade _______ from your arms or hands.
- You should wear closed toed shoes in the lab, and avoid wearing things like.
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- To protect your eyes, you should always wear ________
- Examples are aprons, goggles and non-slip shoes
- People with long hair should put it in a bun or _______ before working.
- When finding a container full of a strange substance, you should never _____ or smell it.
- Important item to wear when dealing with dangerous fumes and gasses.
- When lifting something heavy, make sure to lift with your legs and not your ______.
12 Clues: Always remove this when using machines • Accidents can be prevented with enough • Examples are aprons, goggles and non-slip shoes • You should never carry a power tool by its _____. • To protect your eyes, you should always wear ________ • Important item to wear when dealing with dangerous fumes and gasses. • ...
science safety 2022-09-15
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- a chemical gets in your eye
- before a lab you should wear the proper
- to smother small fires
- when you get any chemical on you
- after a lab you always
- before starting a lab you should read the
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- what do you wear to protect your eyes?
- what do you wear to protect your hands?
- after cleaning up a lab you should
- all the floors should be
- when you get a small scrape or cut
- you should never do this during a lab
12 Clues: to smother small fires • after a lab you always • all the floors should be • a chemical gets in your eye • when you get any chemical on you • after cleaning up a lab you should • when you get a small scrape or cut • you should never do this during a lab • what do you wear to protect your eyes? • what do you wear to protect your hands? • before a lab you should wear the proper • ...
Food Safety 2022-02-02
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- Germ that lives inside a cell
- One of the most important health habits
- Cook to 165 degrees
- Germ with only one cell
- Put on after washing hands, when touching/handling food, changing tasks
- 41 degrees to 140 degrees
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- Disease caused from eating worms in under cooked or raw pork
- Keep ____ tied up, or in a net
- Don't go to school or work if you're ____
- Only three safe ways to ____ foods
- ______ foods to 165 degrees
- Grows easily in food and makes people sick
12 Clues: Cook to 165 degrees • Germ with only one cell • 41 degrees to 140 degrees • ______ foods to 165 degrees • Germ that lives inside a cell • Keep ____ tied up, or in a net • Only three safe ways to ____ foods • One of the most important health habits • Don't go to school or work if you're ____ • Grows easily in food and makes people sick • ...
Science Safety 2022-02-08
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- I will not have my long _______ by open flames.
- I will not bring any kind of ______ __ ________ into the laboratory/classroom Shall not enter storerooms or preparation rooms.
- I will add _____ to the chemicals, not the reverse.
- I will not replace ______ in a scalpel
- I will not engage in any ______
- I will not plug in any __________ equipment that has not been approved by the teacher.
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- I will maintain an _________ work area.
- I will wear personal protective ________ as required.
- I will inform the teacher of all __________&__________ that I may have.
- I will not ______ the hazard.
- I will remain ________ while performing an experiment.
- I will remove electrical plugs from the socket by pulling the ____ itself
12 Clues: I will not ______ the hazard. • I will not engage in any ______ • I will not replace ______ in a scalpel • I will maintain an _________ work area. • I will not have my long _______ by open flames. • I will add _____ to the chemicals, not the reverse. • I will wear personal protective ________ as required. • I will remain ________ while performing an experiment. • ...
Safety Crossword 2022-11-09
12 Clues: BE SEEN • MAKES SPARKS • REDUCES NOISE • BREATHE SAFELY • FACE PROTECTION • SAFE HEAD COVER • SAVES YOUR EYES • CO2 EXTINGUISHER • STOPS YOU FALLING • PROTECT YOUR FEET • SAVES YOUR FINGERS • FULL BODY PROTECTION
Safety Crossword 2022-11-16
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- Years a background check is available unless revoked.
- To warn others of hazardous materials
- Docks used for 7026 store loads
- What you update after every trip.
- Ashlee, Crystal, Jane, Jennie, Kari, Katelyn, Lory, Marco, Tonya.
- equipment to secure our loads.
- Required Computer work
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- Hazardous Class #3.
- Losing traction when water or slush is on the road.
- Inspection before you begin driving.
- Inspection level for a walk around Driver/Vehicle.
- Equipment needed for snow.
12 Clues: Hazardous Class #3. • Required Computer work • Equipment needed for snow. • equipment to secure our loads. • Docks used for 7026 store loads • What you update after every trip. • Inspection before you begin driving. • To warn others of hazardous materials • Inspection level for a walk around Driver/Vehicle. • Losing traction when water or slush is on the road. • ...
Pedestrian Safety 2021-04-08
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- make sure to do this both ways
- the part of a car that causes it to slow down
- a designated area for pedestrians to cross
- a traffic signal that indicates you are able to go
- an important traffic signal indicating to stop and wait
- The number one distraction for people that leads to injuries
- when car tires lose traction due to water
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- a specific area where the speed limit is lowered at a certain time to protect students from being injured, if ignored there is a large fine to pay
- someone that is meant to control traffics movements
- when a person travels by foot
- something a driver must pay extreme attention to
- head protection worn when biking or riding other objects
12 Clues: when a person travels by foot • make sure to do this both ways • when car tires lose traction due to water • a designated area for pedestrians to cross • the part of a car that causes it to slow down • something a driver must pay extreme attention to • a traffic signal that indicates you are able to go • someone that is meant to control traffics movements • ...
Safety Vocab 2022-09-24
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- anything that takes up space and has mass
- Turns litmus paper red
- To eat or drink
- Liquid the rapidly gives of gass
- Explosion where pieces fly inward
- Study of Earth's air, weather, and climate
- Study of matter, force, motion and energy changes
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- Study of the Earth's oceans
- turns litmus paper blue
- amount or quantity of matter
- Study of rocks, minerals, and structure of Earth
- The measure of the force of gravity of earth and object
12 Clues: To eat or drink • Turns litmus paper red • turns litmus paper blue • Study of the Earth's oceans • amount or quantity of matter • Liquid the rapidly gives of gass • Explosion where pieces fly inward • anything that takes up space and has mass • Study of Earth's air, weather, and climate • Study of rocks, minerals, and structure of Earth • ...
Welding Safety 2022-10-06
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- Treat all metal as if it is hot. Test to see if a piece is hot by holding the back of your hand a few inches away.
- Always wear natural fiber clothing and leather shoes. Your pants must cover your shoe opening.
- Welding tanks are under a lot of pressure. Students are not allowed to move tanks or welders without assistance from the instructor.
- Do not weld on painted or coated metals like galvanized pipe.
- Always wear proper P.P.E. including: Safety glasses, welding gloves, welding jacket and shield.
- Inspect all equipment and P.P.E. before welding. Do not weld with damaged equipment or P.P.E.
- Do not weld on containers. They could blow up.
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- Make sure your welding area is clean, dry and free of flammable contents.
- Remove all jewelry and flammable contents from your pockets before welding.
- Ask your instructor if you are unsure.
- Always weld in a well ventilated area. Keep your head out of the plume.
- Use welding pliers to pick up hot metal.
12 Clues: Ask your instructor if you are unsure. • Use welding pliers to pick up hot metal. • Do not weld on containers. They could blow up. • Do not weld on painted or coated metals like galvanized pipe. • Always weld in a well ventilated area. Keep your head out of the plume. • Make sure your welding area is clean, dry and free of flammable contents. • ...
Safety Smart 2023-11-15
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- Stringing extension cords together
- Number of hours to submit a STARI from time of incident
- Called when there is a medical event
- STARI category when there was no injury or property damage
- Shared with the network after a significant safety incident occurs
- Number one cause of house fires
- Perform an inspection prior to use of this
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- Required when performing work with chemical splash hazard
- Called when there is a power outage
- Called when a chemical spill occurs
- When lifting heavy items, be sure to use these
- Used prior to work starting to identify any safety risks
12 Clues: Number one cause of house fires • Stringing extension cords together • Called when there is a power outage • Called when a chemical spill occurs • Called when there is a medical event • Perform an inspection prior to use of this • When lifting heavy items, be sure to use these • Number of hours to submit a STARI from time of incident • ...
Safety Review 2023-09-06
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- chemical can be used on ABC and BC fires
- removed second in the PPE sequence
- type of tag placed to alert of malfunctioned equipment
- adapting the environment
- a viral disease that can be contracted via blood
- only used on electrical fires
- broad base support is atleast this many inches
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- a type of container that needles go in to
- the "c" in ALICE
- the last piece of PPE to put on
- another term for clotting
- division of department of labor
12 Clues: the "c" in ALICE • adapting the environment • another term for clotting • only used on electrical fires • the last piece of PPE to put on • division of department of labor • removed second in the PPE sequence • chemical can be used on ABC and BC fires • a type of container that needles go in to • broad base support is atleast this many inches • ...
safety PPE 2023-08-23
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- __pads for tire shop employees
- to keep chemical splashes off clothing
- second P in PPE
- guards against flying particles, blood, chemicals
- protects against hazardous air
- high visibility, reflective
- toe protection
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- worn on elevated platforms
- E in PPE
- first P in PPE
- help prevent hearing loss
- are worn when working with food,
12 Clues: E in PPE • first P in PPE • toe protection • second P in PPE • help prevent hearing loss • worn on elevated platforms • high visibility, reflective • __pads for tire shop employees • protects against hazardous air • are worn when working with food, • to keep chemical splashes off clothing • guards against flying particles, blood, chemicals
Lab Safety 2019-11-14
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- Keep long ______ tied back during labs.
- Who should you tell immediately if you see a fire or smell smoke?
- If your clothes or hair start on fire stop, drop, and ______.
- Always follow the ______ way.
- If a chemical splashes in your eye wash it for 15 ______.
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- Read all of these before completing a lab.
- Use all lab ______ appropriately and how they are intended to be used.
- This should be the first person you ask a question if you are confused.
- Always wear your safety ______.
- Stay at your lab ______ for the entire lab.
- Clean up ______ right away.
- Always ______ fumes and chemicals in order to smell them safely.
12 Clues: Clean up ______ right away. • Always follow the ______ way. • Always wear your safety ______. • Keep long ______ tied back during labs. • Read all of these before completing a lab. • Stay at your lab ______ for the entire lab. • If a chemical splashes in your eye wash it for 15 ______. • If your clothes or hair start on fire stop, drop, and ______. • ...
LIGHTING SAFETY 2019-11-26
12 Clues: ballast • strength • easily ignited • light bulb wire • protective grid • power consumption • prudent foresight • plugin-in receptable • Death by current flow • Power rating of a lamp • electric safety device • closed system of electrical wires
CYBER SAFETY 2020-10-24
13 Clues: bbbb • gggg • ffff • ttttt • dddddddddd • ffffffffff • ffffffffff • fffffffffff • hhhhhhhhhhhhh • rrrrrrrrrrrrrr • ffffffffffffff • ffffffffffffffff • The act of presenting someone else'es work
Safety Crossword 2020-05-19
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- SEVERE WEATHER/NATURAL DISASTER COLOR CODE
- PERSONAL PROTECT EQUIPMENT ACRONYM
- FIRE EMERGENCY COLOR CODE
- PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR HANDS
- WHAT YOU USE TO WASH YOUR HANDS
- THE GLEN DEPARTMENT TO CALL IF THERE IS AN EMERGENCY
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- PANDEMIC/INFLUENZA COLOR CODE
- WHAT TO DO WHEN A FIRE STARTS ACRONYM
- SPEED LIMIT WHILE ON PROPERTY___MILES PER HOUR
- UTILITY OUTAGE COLOR CODE
- HOW TO USE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER ACRONYM
- MISSING RESIDENT COLOR CODE
12 Clues: UTILITY OUTAGE COLOR CODE • FIRE EMERGENCY COLOR CODE • MISSING RESIDENT COLOR CODE • PANDEMIC/INFLUENZA COLOR CODE • WHAT YOU USE TO WASH YOUR HANDS • PERSONAL PROTECT EQUIPMENT ACRONYM • PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR HANDS • WHAT TO DO WHEN A FIRE STARTS ACRONYM • HOW TO USE A FIRE EXTINGUISHER ACRONYM • SEVERE WEATHER/NATURAL DISASTER COLOR CODE • ...
Safety Vocab 2024-09-04
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- raised platform used to hold workers and materials during construction of a building
- danger or risk
- severe or harsh
- assures safe and healthy working environments for individuals by setting and enforcing standards bydelivering training, outreach, education and assistance
- study of people in their working environment
- substance that keeps heat, electricity, of cold contained
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- to become smug or conceited
- long and narrow excavation in the ground
- numerical hazard rating system incorporating the use of color coded labels
- used to protect or isolate individuals from the chemical, physical and biological hazards a worker can come across on the job site
- system which pays a form of insurance to workers who become injured on thejob
- capability of being susceptible to injury
12 Clues: danger or risk • severe or harsh • to become smug or conceited • long and narrow excavation in the ground • capability of being susceptible to injury • study of people in their working environment • substance that keeps heat, electricity, of cold contained • numerical hazard rating system incorporating the use of color coded labels • ...
Cultural Safety 2024-03-15
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- The ability to effectively interact with people from diverse cultural backgrounds
- Ensuring everyone feels welcome and valued
- Ability to adapt and change in response to different circumstances
- A harmonious and sympathetic relationship.
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- A widely held but oversimplified belief about a particular group of people
- Understanding and sensitivity to different cultural norms and practices
- Interaction and sharing of ideas between people from different cultures
- Being aware of and responsive to the needs and feelings of others
- Recognition and appreciation of each other's dignity and worth
- Unity or agreement of feeling or action
- Difficulty in communication due to different languages
- Fully immersing oneself in another culture's customs and traditions
12 Clues: Unity or agreement of feeling or action • Ensuring everyone feels welcome and valued • A harmonious and sympathetic relationship. • Difficulty in communication due to different languages • Recognition and appreciation of each other's dignity and worth • Being aware of and responsive to the needs and feelings of others • ...
Safety Online 2024-04-20
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- a self-replicating type of malware that spreads across computer networks by exploiting vulnerabilities in operating systems or network protocols
- unauthorized access to computer systems, typically with the intention of stealing or destroying data
- a type of software designed to detect and remove malicious software from computer systems
- a type of malicious software that replicates itself and spreads to other computer systems or files by attaching its code to host programs or documents
- unwanted electronic messages, typically sent in bulk
- malicious software
- malicious software designed to secretly monitor and collect information about a user's activities on an electronic device
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- a type of malware that masquerades as legitimate software to deceive users into installing it on their systems
- a software patch or release containing fixes, improvements, or new features designed to enhance the performance of a program
- a type of cyber attack in which attackers attempt to deceive individuals by posing as trustworthy entities in electronic communications
- a security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic
- a secret combination of characters, used to authenticate a user's identity and grant access to a computer system
12 Clues: malicious software • unwanted electronic messages, typically sent in bulk • a security system that monitors and controls incoming and outgoing network traffic • a type of software designed to detect and remove malicious software from computer systems • unauthorized access to computer systems, typically with the intention of stealing or destroying data • ...
Labe Safety 2024-06-29
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- Warns of biological hazards
- Can damage or destroy other substances by chemical action
- Easily catches fire
- Requires safety goggles
- Use in case of fire
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- Indicates presence of radioactive materials
- Equipment carrying this warning may electrocute
- No flames allowed in this area
- No consuming food or drinks here
- Provides emergency washing for eyes
- Dangerous if inhaled or ingested
- Wear these to protect your hands
12 Clues: Easily catches fire • Use in case of fire • Requires safety goggles • Warns of biological hazards • No flames allowed in this area • No consuming food or drinks here • Dangerous if inhaled or ingested • Wear these to protect your hands • Provides emergency washing for eyes • Indicates presence of radioactive materials • Equipment carrying this warning may electrocute • ...
textiles safety 2023-02-22
13 Clues: up • off • after • shoes • glasses • clothing • on gloves • not in bin • with scissors • foods or drinks • cut sowing cord • away from sowing • talking while using
ROAD SAFETY 2023-02-14
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- SAFE PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO WALK IN A CITY
- THE MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES
- A BOARD IN THE STREET
- AREA WITH WHITE LINES ON THE STREET PERMITTING PEOPLE TO CROSS THE STREET
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- SAFETY BELT IN THE CAR
- THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "GO"
- A KIND OF VEHICLE
- THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "STOP"
- AN OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAFFIC DIRECTIONS
- ROAD LIGHTS THAT CONTROL CAR MOVEMENT
- PERSON MOVING IN THE STREET
- ANOTHER WORD FOR "STREET"
12 Clues: A KIND OF VEHICLE • A BOARD IN THE STREET • SAFETY BELT IN THE CAR • THE MOVEMENT OF VEHICLES • ANOTHER WORD FOR "STREET" • THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "GO" • PERSON MOVING IN THE STREET • THE COLOUR THAT MEANS "STOP" • ROAD LIGHTS THAT CONTROL CAR MOVEMENT • SAFE PLACE FOR PEOPLE TO WALK IN A CITY • AN OFFICER RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAFFIC DIRECTIONS • ...
SUMMER SAFETY 2023-06-20
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- Tool to help prevent you from getting lost
- Bike gear for riding at dusk or dawn
- Essential to stay hydrated in the heat
- Spray to prevent mosquito bites
- Clothing required for boating
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- A place to get out of the sun
- Swim gear for beginners
- Protective gear for skateboarding
- Eye gear to block glare
- Precaution when swimming in open water
- What to find when lightning starts
- What to check for after hiking in tall grass
12 Clues: Swim gear for beginners • Eye gear to block glare • A place to get out of the sun • Clothing required for boating • Spray to prevent mosquito bites • Protective gear for skateboarding • What to find when lightning starts • Bike gear for riding at dusk or dawn • Essential to stay hydrated in the heat • Precaution when swimming in open water • ...
Safety Puzzle 2023-08-15
Personal Safety 2025-04-22
12 Clues: 911 • Fights Fires • Cleaning agent • Know what going • The Almighty One • Have an Ideal Goal • Doctor prescription • Practice or act out • Fast or Swift Moving • Loud Noise to alert you • Put Away/Keep for Later • Move Back and Forth on the Ground
Summer Safety 2025-06-26
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- The lowest temperature at which a liquid gives off enough vapor to ignite when an ignition source is introduced.
- Protective garments designed to shield the hands from various workplace hazards, including cuts, abrasions, or chemicals.
- A type of head covering, typically made of mesh, worn to contain hair and prevent it from falling into food, products, or sensitive equipment.
- This type of space is large enough for a person to enter and perform work, but has limited or restricted means of entry and exit, and is not designed for continuous human occupancy.
- Devices inserted into the ear canal to protect the ears from loud noises or other harmful environmental factors, such as water or dust.
- Forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye in order to prevent particulates, water or chemicals from striking the eyes.
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- A portable device containing an extinguishing agent that can be discharged to put out or control small fires.
- A mobile, power-propelled vehicle used to carry, push, pull, lift, stack, or tier materials and is about three times heavier than a typical car.
- Safety features on or around machinery that prevents accidental contact with hazardous moving parts.
- A device designed to rinse a person's body with a large volume of water in the event of a chemical spill or hazardous substance exposure, minimizing potential injury.
- A type of personal protective equipment designed to protect the feet from injuries in hazardous work environments.
- A device designed to flush the eyes with a stream of water, typically for at least 15 minutes, to remove hazardous substances like chemicals or debris that may have entered the eye.
12 Clues: Safety features on or around machinery that prevents accidental contact with hazardous moving parts. • A portable device containing an extinguishing agent that can be discharged to put out or control small fires. • The lowest temperature at which a liquid gives off enough vapor to ignite when an ignition source is introduced. • ...
Internet Safety 2025-02-19
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- chamber, the result of algorithms only showing viewers media that aligns with their beliefs
- the fear of missing out
- a disorder where people have trouble sleeping
- a low mood or loss of pleasure or interest in activities
- not having control over doing, taking or using something to the point where it could be harmful
- news, false information about current events
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- a crime in which an attacker steals personal or sensitive information from a victim
- something that sets the limit of something
- to measure the similarities of two or more things
- close observation of an individual
- spending too much time sitting, or being physically inactive 'lazy'
- being free from the attention of others
12 Clues: the fear of missing out • close observation of an individual • being free from the attention of others • something that sets the limit of something • news, false information about current events • a disorder where people have trouble sleeping • to measure the similarities of two or more things • a low mood or loss of pleasure or interest in activities • ...
Safety Committee 2024-10-29
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- Protection from harm or danger
- Adherence to laws or regulations
- A careful examination or review
- A set of rules or procedures to follow
- Instruction to enhance skills and knowledge
- An __________ is an unexpected and unintentional event that results in damage, injury, or harm
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- refers to actions or measures taken to stop something undesirable from happening
- A group of people appointed for a specific function
- refers to a careful examination or assessment of something to ensure that it meets certain standards
- is a systematic examination or review of processes, or systems to ensure accuracy
- A potential source of danger
- small portions of food typically consumed between meals
- The possibility of loss or injury
13 Clues: A potential source of danger • Protection from harm or danger • A careful examination or review • Adherence to laws or regulations • The possibility of loss or injury • A set of rules or procedures to follow • Instruction to enhance skills and knowledge • A group of people appointed for a specific function • small portions of food typically consumed between meals • ...
Safety Vocabulary 2025-08-22
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- A specific way to carry out a task.
- Something suspended in the air such as a gas.
- A particular thing such as a liquid or solid, powder, etc.,
- To wave a vapor toward your face.
- A substance used in chemical reactions.
- Dangerous to interact with.
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- This is something that is allowed to happen.
- The act of throwing away or getting rid of something.
- This is something that is not allowed to happen.
- Something that is able to cause illness or death.
- Equipment used for a specific purpose.
- Able to catch fire.
12 Clues: Able to catch fire. • Dangerous to interact with. • To wave a vapor toward your face. • A specific way to carry out a task. • Equipment used for a specific purpose. • A substance used in chemical reactions. • This is something that is allowed to happen. • Something suspended in the air such as a gas. • This is something that is not allowed to happen. • ...
Lab Safety 2025-08-18
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- Tie this back before working with flames.
- Broken glass should be placed in a sharps container.
- Always wear these to protect your eyes.
- Hot glass looks the same as cold glass.
- The first place you should look for lab rules is the lab contract.
- A container used to rinse eyes in case of chemical exposure.
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- Used to cover your body and protect clothing.
- Never eat in the science lab.
- Never taste or smell chemicals.
- Always read these before starting an experiment.
- A fire safety tool found in the lab.
- Never run, always walk in the lab.
12 Clues: Never eat in the science lab. • Never taste or smell chemicals. • Never run, always walk in the lab. • A fire safety tool found in the lab. • Always wear these to protect your eyes. • Hot glass looks the same as cold glass. • Tie this back before working with flames. • Used to cover your body and protect clothing. • Always read these before starting an experiment. • ...
LAB SAFETY 2025-09-14
12 Clues: Burns easily. • Cancer-causing. • Eye protection. • Opposite of alkaline. • Used to put out fires. • Eats away metals and skin • Prone to chemical change. • Dangerous may cause harm. • Protective garment in lab. • pH above 7, opposite of acidic. • Safety cover for smothering flames. • Where you rinse eyes after splashes.
Welding Safety 2025-09-17
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- The general term for all personal protective equipment.
- The colorless, odorless, and deadly gas created by welding in a confined space
- Essential for protecting your hands from heat and sparks.
- The colored glass or lens that protects your eyes from intense light.
- A serious eye injury from overexposure to UV rays from the welding arc.
- The electrical connection that must be securely attached to the workpiece.
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- A tool used to remove slag from a weld.
- The area where a welder works, which must be kept clean and dry.
- The type of material that is most effective for a welder's jacket and pants.
- A system that removes harmful fumes and gases from the air.
- Worn under a welding helmet to protect eyes from sparks and flash.
- A portable device used to put out small fires
12 Clues: A tool used to remove slag from a weld. • A portable device used to put out small fires • The general term for all personal protective equipment. • Essential for protecting your hands from heat and sparks. • A system that removes harmful fumes and gases from the air. • The area where a welder works, which must be kept clean and dry. • ...
Online Safety 2025-09-10
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- (2 words) a unique sequence of digits assigned to a specific telephone or mobile device
- (2 words) a type of crime in which your private information is stolen and used for criminal activity.
- when someone poses as an institution and sends you a personalized message asking you to provide private information.
- what people call you.
- messages distributed by electronic means from one computer user to one or more recipients via a network.
- (2 words) information that can be used to identify you because it is unique to you.
- a dishonest scheme; a fraud.
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- where you live.
- the intentional and repeated use of electronic devices to harass, threaten, or shame someone.
- a secret word or phrase that must be used to gain admission to something.
- interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.
- an identification used by a person with access to a computer, network, or online service.
12 Clues: where you live. • what people call you. • a dishonest scheme; a fraud. • interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols. • a secret word or phrase that must be used to gain admission to something. • (2 words) information that can be used to identify you because it is unique to you. • ...
Safety & Obesity 2025-11-26
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- The state of the body when it is well and strong.
- The act of promoting products to consumers.
- A message that tries to persuade people to buy.
- Substances added to food to improve colour or taste.
- A condition caused by bacteria in contaminated food.
- Famous individuals admired by many young people.
- Food made quickly and usually unhealthy.
- People who buy things too often and without control.
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- Excessive eating of high-calorie food leads to this disease.
- Opposite of “natural”.
- popular style or movement among teenagers.
- good nutrition and eating the right amounts.
12 Clues: Opposite of “natural”. • Food made quickly and usually unhealthy. • popular style or movement among teenagers. • The act of promoting products to consumers. • good nutrition and eating the right amounts. • A message that tries to persuade people to buy. • Famous individuals admired by many young people. • The state of the body when it is well and strong. • ...
Electrical Safety 2025-11-26
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- : Condition with potential to cause harm
- : Procedure isolating energy sources during maintenance
- : Worker authorized to identify and correct hazards
- : Potential hazard from springs or capacitors
- : Device securing energy isolation point
- : Test confirming equipment is de-energized
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- : Warning label placed on disabled equipment
- : Target state before beginning maintenance work
- : System preventing unexpected equipment startup
- : Location where energy is disconnected
- : Worker trained to perform lockout procedures (adj.)
- : Document issued for violation
12 Clues: : Document issued for violation • : Location where energy is disconnected • : Condition with potential to cause harm • : Device securing energy isolation point • : Test confirming equipment is de-energized • : Warning label placed on disabled equipment • : Potential hazard from springs or capacitors • : Target state before beginning maintenance work • ...
Internet Safety 2026-04-23
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- something you keep to yourself or only tell trusted people
- a scam where you get a fake text or email from a company asking you for information
- if you get nasty messages or see illegal videos online, you can _________ them
- annoying texts, messages, or e-mails
- something you are tricked to download that can damage your computer
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- you can trust it
- you need a username and _________ to log in to websites
- an untrue story spread on the internet
- you need to ask __________ to go to the bathroom at school
- on the internet
- fake videos or pictures made with AI
- you must protect your __________ online, so don't share your real name, address, or phone number
12 Clues: on the internet • you can trust it • fake videos or pictures made with AI • annoying texts, messages, or e-mails • an untrue story spread on the internet • you need a username and _________ to log in to websites • you need to ask __________ to go to the bathroom at school • something you keep to yourself or only tell trusted people • ...
Knife Safety 2026-04-29
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- These knives should never be put in a ______ because the heat and chemicals ruin the handle.
- This part of the knife should be held between the thumb and forefinger (Pinch Grip).
- Never try to ______ a falling knife.
- A ______ knife is actually more dangerous than a sharp one because it slips.
- You should never leave a knife soaking in a ______ full of soapy water.
- The primary knife used for 90% of kitchen tasks; usually 8 to 10 inches long.
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- Always use a ______ cutting board to prevent the knife from slipping.
- The tool used to realign the knife's edge between sharpenings.
- The proper motion for most cutting tasks, rather than pressing straight down.
- When walking with a knife, keep it pointed down and at your ______.
- When passing a knife to someone, set it down on the ______ instead of handing it over.
- The hand position used to protect fingertips by tucking them in.
12 Clues: Never try to ______ a falling knife. • The tool used to realign the knife's edge between sharpenings. • The hand position used to protect fingertips by tucking them in. • When walking with a knife, keep it pointed down and at your ______. • Always use a ______ cutting board to prevent the knife from slipping. • ...
Global Safety Day-2022 2022-09-01
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- Stop, Think, Assess, Control, Resume work.
- Lowest temperature at which any fuel gives sufficient vapor to produce momentary flash if encounter ignition source.
- Theme of Global Safety Day-2022 “TAKE 5 _______”.
- “Everyone going home safe and healthy everyday” is our EHS _________.
- N2 and CO2 are ________ gases.
- In the event of ammonia leak, we should rush in the __________ direction.
- How many safety principles do we have?
- ____ should be marked conspicuously on lifting tools.
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- _______ is used to report any type of incident.
- _______ is one of the lifesaving Policies.
- How many types of emergency siren code do we have?
- Difficult to see the flame of ________ gas in daytime.
- _________ is provided to maintain continuity.
- Hazard is the ________ property of substance.
- 35ppm is STEL value of _______.
- Document containing information about chemical.
- _____ type is Multipurpose fire extinguisher.
- ISO14001+ISO9001+ISO45001 = ________
- One of the hazard available in the DG room.
- HSD Tank, Nitric Acid Tank, Septic Tank, N2 Tank are example of _________.
20 Clues: N2 and CO2 are ________ gases. • 35ppm is STEL value of _______. • ISO14001+ISO9001+ISO45001 = ________ • How many safety principles do we have? • Stop, Think, Assess, Control, Resume work. • _______ is one of the lifesaving Policies. • One of the hazard available in the DG room. • _________ is provided to maintain continuity. • ...
Business Management 2020-04-14
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- an extraordinary situation that affects most of people and businesses
- stockholders are kept informed
- factors (improved communications, dismantling of trade barriers, increasing size of multinationals)
- protection from unlawful copying of the material
- contingency planning hinges on the notion that safety must be a priority
- and development
- the best way to treat a crisis is fast but thoughtful
- utilization rate to measure production planning
- the amount of time it takes between ordering new stock and receiving it
- just-in-time
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- apple, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Corona
- just-in-case
- manager need to do their utmost to prevent further damage
- factors (reduce costs, increase market share, defensive strategies)
- a type of innovation where new products are created or improved
- the minimum amount of stock to ensure production
- the cost of the movement of assets in a company
- the cost of the human resources in a company
- if you create something make sure you ... it
- a special place or room type of cost for the company's needs
20 Clues: just-in-case • just-in-time • and development • stockholders are kept informed • apple, Coca Cola, Microsoft, Corona • the cost of the human resources in a company • if you create something make sure you ... it • the cost of the movement of assets in a company • utilization rate to measure production planning • the minimum amount of stock to ensure production • ...
CNA Review 2023-05-08
Across
- Acronym for a fire extinguisher
- Difficult Swallowing
- When the ventricles contract (think blood pressure)
- The last sense a dying client will lose
- Amount of time that should be spent minimum while hand washing
- Minimum amount of time that should be passed for an oral temperature
- A safety device used to assist a DEPENDENT client from a bed to a chair
- Final stage of dying
- Used when a patient or client is choking
- Shortness of Breath
- Number of breaths during compression
- Location a catheter should be secured for patients
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- Term for a missing body part
- The beginning sign of a pressure injury
- Acronym for fire safety
- Most accurate method to take a temperature
- The side in which a gown would be placed ON to a client with right sided weakness FIRST
- A method for getting an individual to their highest level of functioning
- The number of milliliters in ONE ounce
- Exercises that move each muscle and joint are called
20 Clues: Shortness of Breath • Difficult Swallowing • Final stage of dying • Acronym for fire safety • Term for a missing body part • Acronym for a fire extinguisher • Number of breaths during compression • The number of milliliters in ONE ounce • The beginning sign of a pressure injury • The last sense a dying client will lose • Used when a patient or client is choking • ...
Science Puzzle 2012-11-13
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- Hurricane Fran was almost as large as the whole state of .
- A very large swirling storm with very low air pressure in the center.
- A tornado is made up of .
- An unmoving front is called a
- Air masses near the tend to be very alike.
- is unpredictable.
- Scientists launch a to orbit around Earth
- The scientists use a weather map.
- Where do tornadoes occur most?
- Lightning lands into the air and causes .
Down
- A thunderstorm usually forms in front of a .
- A can bring light or heavy rain.
- A thunderstorm forms from a .
- A thunderstorm can happen at any .
- The curved lines often mark the of fronts.
- The causes wind to spiral counterclockwise in the Northern Hemisphere.
- In order to stay safe in these storms you need to follow certain safety rules.
- A common and severe storm that has heavy downpours.
- To find fronts on a satellite map you would look for lines.
- A boundary between two different air masses with different temperature
20 Clues: is unpredictable. • A tornado is made up of . • An unmoving front is called a • Where do tornadoes occur most? • A can bring light or heavy rain. • A thunderstorm forms from a . • A thunderstorm can happen at any . • The scientists use a weather map. • Scientists launch a to orbit around Earth • Lightning lands into the air and causes . • ...
We are Medical Professionals! 2016-04-13
Across
- daily gathering in main lab
- continuing education platform
- the act of conforming
- our attitude or small line of result
- constriction device
- getting you up on your skills
- our fearless leader
- diagnoses pharyngitis ( 2 words)
- name of one of our long time techs
- used on our slides (3 words)
- UTI testing
- a formal exam of our lab
- sends out alarms if fussy
- anxiously waited for every 2 wks
- the mother ship(business name)
Down
- chemistry analyzer
- insect OR used for small children
- do not take the lid off this specimen!
- always comes first
- an important part of teamwork
- a quick way to get results ( 2 words)
- lab safety accessory
- a place to recover
- the field we are all working in
- blood locations
- checks our skills vs others
- determines the correct ranges
- coagulation instrument
- tested October through May
- procedure resource
- who we really work for
- " do it now!"
- our daily wardrobe
33 Clues: UTI testing • " do it now!" • blood locations • chemistry analyzer • always comes first • a place to recover • procedure resource • our daily wardrobe • constriction device • our fearless leader • lab safety accessory • the act of conforming • coagulation instrument • who we really work for • a formal exam of our lab • sends out alarms if fussy • tested October through May • ...
2018 RAD TECH WEEK CROSSWORD 2018-11-07
Across
- PALMS DOWN
- PALMS UP
- ELECTRICAL CHARGED PARTICLES ZAP AWAY X RAY
- THE RESULT OF INCORRECT VERTICAL ANGULATION
- X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT
- PROPORTIONAL ENLARGEMENT OF AN IMAGE
- WHERE TO FIND THE MASTER SWITCH, INDICATOR LIGHT, SELECTOR BUTTONS, & EXPOSURE BUTTON
- LYING ON SIDE
- LENGTHEN
- THE NEGATIVE ELECTRODE IN AN X RAY
- STUDY OF X RAYS
- X RAY, GAMMA RAY
- RADIOACTIVE FORM OF AN ELEMENT
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN ADULT IMAGING
- OVERALL DARKNESS OR BLACKNESS OF A RADIOGRAPH
- THE USE OF X RAYS TO OBTAIN REAL-TIME MOVING IMAGES
Down
- TOWARD THE MID-LINE
- DISCOVERER OF X RAYS
- THE BLURRED MARGIN OF AN IMAGE
- PEAK
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN PEDIATRIC IMAGING
- X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION
- COATING ON X RAY FILMS
- BACK TO FRONT VIEW
- AWAY FROM MID-LINE
- RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED
- DR. ROENTGEN
- ESOPHAGRAM DRINK
- BENDING A PART OF THE BODY
29 Clues: PEAK • PALMS UP • LENGTHEN • PALMS DOWN • DR. ROENTGEN • LYING ON SIDE • STUDY OF X RAYS • ESOPHAGRAM DRINK • X RAY, GAMMA RAY • BACK TO FRONT VIEW • AWAY FROM MID-LINE • TOWARD THE MID-LINE • DISCOVERER OF X RAYS • COATING ON X RAY FILMS • X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION • X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT • BENDING A PART OF THE BODY • RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED • THE BLURRED MARGIN OF AN IMAGE • ...
POB Unit 4 2022-05-11
Across
- chemicals found in a solid form
- changing shape to make useful
- resources from the earth
- unexpected causing danger or risk
- tiny drops of liquid in the air
- follow health and safety procedures
- determining how products will be sold
- issuing orders to begin production
- determine the time plan to follow
- freedom from danger, risks, and hazards
- issuing orders to begin production
- human resources needed
- obeying the law
- creation of goods and services
- factors of production
- children under 14 working
- dust, smoke, particles
- starting a business
- what an employer must do
Down
- minimum working age
- buying a good or service
- A safe working environment
- Potential events that can cause injury or harm
- prohibit unsafe behavior
- possibility of loss or success
- what an employer deserves
- determine the time plan to follow
- gap between available goods and necessary goods
- most important things for businesses
- Occupational Safe and Health Act of 1970
- machinery that can be harmful
- follow health and safety procedures
- make sure products are according to plan
- what workers are entitled to
34 Clues: obeying the law • minimum working age • starting a business • factors of production • human resources needed • dust, smoke, particles • buying a good or service • prohibit unsafe behavior • resources from the earth • what an employer must do • what an employer deserves • children under 14 working • A safe working environment • what workers are entitled to • changing shape to make useful • ...
Administrative laws crossword puzzle 2023-12-13
Across
- Blood alcohol content
- vehicles must be ____ every one to two years
- Something Minnesota requires on vehicles
- vehicle registration shows who is responsible for ____ the vehicle
- something you should NOT do in response to someone with road rage
- Texting is an example of
- each vehicle in Minnesota must be
- always drive at a speed that is reasonable, and ___ for existing conditions
- Take license away for a year or more
- vehicle identification number
- one way BAC can be tested
Down
- Driving where one intentionally drives in a dangerous manner
- One example of aggressive driving
- one limiting factor on speed
- This type of driving threatens the safety of others and is a moving violation
- driving is a
- Take license away less than 365 days
- Driving while impaired, aggressive driving, reckless driving, inattention and distractions
- assigned for driving violations such as speeding
- a person purposefully and willfully committing an act without regard for other’s safety and rights
20 Clues: driving is a • Blood alcohol content • Texting is an example of • one way BAC can be tested • one limiting factor on speed • vehicle identification number • One example of aggressive driving • each vehicle in Minnesota must be • Take license away less than 365 days • Take license away for a year or more • Something Minnesota requires on vehicles • ...
Intrapersonal Communication 2024-01-17
Across
- A prediction that comes true because we act as if it's true
- Hierarchy A theory of motivation based on 5 categories
- The idea we fulfill others expectations
- Is your ability to think about your behavior
- Needs such as safety, employment, resources, health
- Revealing information about ourselves to others.
- Who you believe yourself to be
- You know but no one else does
- Is communicating with yourself
- Involves basic needs such as: water, food, sleep, shelter
- Self-monitors How people know how they are seen
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- Desire to become the most that you can be
- Friendship, intimacy, family, connection
- Window Model explain the roles that self-awareness and self-disclosure play in relationships
- How you feel about yourself
- Self-monitors The are not aware how others see them
- Self-esteem, status, recognition, freedom
- You do not know but others know
- You and others know
- The idea we fulfill our own expectations
- Nobody knows
21 Clues: Nobody knows • You and others know • How you feel about yourself • You know but no one else does • Who you believe yourself to be • Is communicating with yourself • You do not know but others know • The idea we fulfill others expectations • Friendship, intimacy, family, connection • The idea we fulfill our own expectations • Desire to become the most that you can be • ...
Ethical Dilemma 2025-08-26
Across
- Fargo, Created fake customer accounts without consent.
- & Johnson, Sued for unsafe talcum powder
- The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues.
- The 737 MAX plane crashes raised ethical questions about safety.
- Accused of depleting water resources in Kerala, India.
- Pharma, Faced lawsuits for false marketing of opioids.
- backlash for unethical infant formula marketing.
- Accused of contributing to childhood obesity through aggressive marketing.
- Fined for abusing market dominance in online advertising.
- criticism for surge pricing during emergencies
- Criticised for greenwashing sustainability claims.
- to the Cambridge Analytica scandal and misuse of user data.
- chains were accused of using child labour.
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- in the “Dieselgate” scandal for cheating on emission tests.
- Controversy raised concerns over stock price manipulation.
- Whistleblowers exposed alleged accounting irregularities in 2019.
- for harsh working conditions in warehouses.
- Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud.
- of not paying fair trade prices to coffee farmers
- Faced backlash for customer data leaks and privacy issues.
20 Clues: & Johnson, Sued for unsafe talcum powder • Collapsed due to massive accounting fraud. • chains were accused of using child labour. • for harsh working conditions in warehouses. • The Galaxy Note 7 had repeated safety issues. • criticism for surge pricing during emergencies • backlash for unethical infant formula marketing. • ...
INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE 2025-09-25
Across
- Tool for making holes.
- Tool used to turn nuts and bolts.
- General term for hazard prevention.
- Rotating part with teeth that transmits motion.
- Component that reduces friction.
- Device that detects changes in conditions.
- Fixing damaged equipment.
- Service to prevent failures.
- Protective device that melts under excess current.
- Rotating element transmitting power.
- Clothing/equipment for safety.
- Device measuring voltage/current/resistance.
- Careful examination of equipment.
- Tool for gripping, bending or cutting.
- Process of keeping equipment in good condition.
Down
- Device that changes voltage.
- Document authorizing maintenance.
- Actions to fix equipment after failure.
- Electrically operated switch.
- Tool used to turn screws.
- Period when equipment is not operating.
- Device controlling flow of liquid/gas.
- Machine that converts electrical energy into motion.
- A trained worker who performs maintenance.
- Device that removes impurities.
- Power tool used for cutting and polishing.
- Person overseeing maintenance operations.
- Device used to move liquids or gases.
28 Clues: Tool for making holes. • Tool used to turn screws. • Fixing damaged equipment. • Device that changes voltage. • Service to prevent failures. • Electrically operated switch. • Clothing/equipment for safety. • Device that removes impurities. • Component that reduces friction. • Tool used to turn nuts and bolts. • Document authorizing maintenance. • Careful examination of equipment. • ...
PPE Crossword Puzzle 2025-05-29
Across
- Protects face from flying debris or chemical splashes
- Mandatory process for learning proper PPE use and limitations
- The chance that someone may be harmed by a hazard
- PPE falls at the bottom of this control system
- Last line of defense against workplace hazards
- A check of PPE use, training, and policy in the workplace
- The act of removing PPE
- Organization that sets safety standards for PPE (e.g., Z87.1 for eye gear)
- Evaluation of workplace to identify PPE needs
- What to avoid during the removal of used PPE
- Eye protection against splashes
Down
- Something that can cause harm or injury
- Ensures proper seal and effectiveness of respirators
- Meeting legal or regulatory standards
- PPE should be kept clean and dry in this designated space
- U.S. agency that regulates workplace safety standards
- PPE used to protect against inhaling harmful substances
- Type of PPE used to protect the head
- Hand protection against chemicals, heat, or sharp objects
- The act of putting on PPE
20 Clues: The act of removing PPE • The act of putting on PPE • Eye protection against splashes • Type of PPE used to protect the head • Meeting legal or regulatory standards • Something that can cause harm or injury • What to avoid during the removal of used PPE • Evaluation of workplace to identify PPE needs • PPE falls at the bottom of this control system • ...
Malinois 2024-11-28
Across
- A person who possesses something.
- Having little length; opposite of long.
- A number that is half of 100.
- A country in Western Europe.
- A famous space dog that orbited Earth.
- Moving quickly.
- Having the ability to do something well.
- Having knowledge or skill in a particular area over time.
- An organization responsible for maintaining public order and safety.
- To acquire knowledge or skills through study or experience.
- Showing high mental capacity or quick to learn.
Down
- Activity involving mental or physical effort to achieve a result.
- The strength and vitality required for physical or mental activity.
- Encouragement of activity or interest.
- A group of people related by blood or living together.
- A specific group or type of animals within a species.
- Engaging in physical activity; not idle.
- A close connection between two people or things.
- To teach or develop skills or habits through practice.
- Providing safety or shielding from harm.
20 Clues: Moving quickly. • A country in Western Europe. • A number that is half of 100. • A person who possesses something. • Encouragement of activity or interest. • A famous space dog that orbited Earth. • Having little length; opposite of long. • Engaging in physical activity; not idle. • Having the ability to do something well. • Providing safety or shielding from harm. • ...
DIVEBOMB F1 Crossword 2024-11-29
Across
- Location of Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team HQ
- Adrian Newey's first Formula 1 team
- 2nd place in the 1999 World Championship
- Only female F1 driver to score points
- Heinz-_____ Frentzen
- The first father and son World Champions
- Type of overtake popularised by Daniel Ricciardo
- 2009 Constructor's World Champion
- Engine supplier for Haas
- Fastest tyre compound in 2018
- CEO of Formula 1 from 1987-2017
- Founder of Lotus Cars
- The Tyrrell P34 had six what?
- Oldest F1 World Champion
- Flag to signify a faster car behind
- Final race of the season
Down
- 1980 Formula 1 World Champion
- F1's first seven-time World Champion
- Country with the most Drivers' World Champions
- Safety feature to protect drivers' heads
- 2024 Formula 1 World Champion
- Company that owns Formula 1
- Drag ____ System
- Romain Grosjean's highest World Championship finish
- Number with which Jenson Button won the 2009 F1 World Championship
- Formula 1 safety car driver
- City which hosted the 2012 European GP
27 Clues: Drag ____ System • Heinz-_____ Frentzen • Founder of Lotus Cars • Engine supplier for Haas • Oldest F1 World Champion • Final race of the season • Company that owns Formula 1 • Formula 1 safety car driver • 1980 Formula 1 World Champion • 2024 Formula 1 World Champion • Fastest tyre compound in 2018 • The Tyrrell P34 had six what? • CEO of Formula 1 from 1987-2017 • ...
History Stuff To Remember: 2024-10-11
Across
- The building that the Judicial branch takes place in.
- What the president is called when he is commanding
- A more unified group
- police; safety; defense
- The branch that creates the law
- Made up of 100 members
- Group that works in the Executive
- The branch that carries out the law
- Freedom for ourselves and the future
Down
- The place where the president lives
- The governing body of a nation, stat, or union
- The person in charge of the judicial branch
- Domestic safety
- The branch that interprets the law
- General health
- The person who is in charge of America (Mostly)
- A group that works in the Legislative branch
- The presidents chosen side kick
- The first president
- When the president disagrees with the Legislative branch
- When the Legislative branch decides the president did something bad...
- To make sure there is fairness
- The intro to the constitution
- President Washington was the first to take charge of this country
24 Clues: General health • Domestic safety • The first president • A more unified group • Made up of 100 members • police; safety; defense • The intro to the constitution • To make sure there is fairness • The presidents chosen side kick • The branch that creates the law • Group that works in the Executive • The branch that interprets the law • The place where the president lives • ...
Standards & Organizations 2024-08-27
Across
- the acronym for the American Society of Mechanical Engineers
- we could look at ANSI as the "___________"
- the standard our keyboards follow
- OSHA is the "_______"
- soft tissue injuries are known as _____________ injuries
- the acronym for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- related to force: Use carts, dollies, and ___-_____ lifts whenever necessary.
- all of these organizations help promote ___________
- the key arrangement of our keyboards
- a tricky thing about musculoskeletal injuries is they _________ get worse over time
Down
- OSHA can ______ companies not in compliance
- related to force: lift within your ________ zone
- related to posture: don't bend, _______!
- OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions
- the most common injuries in the workplace are ___-_______ injuries
- helps design many of the standards that are enforced
- if enough _________ are found, OSHA can shut down a company or operation
- we could look as ASME as the "_____________"
- the acronym for the American National Standards Institute
- the acronym for the International Organization for Standardization
- a common risk factor in office environments is _________ positions
- related to posture: ________, don't twist!
22 Clues: OSHA is the "_______" • the standard our keyboards follow • the key arrangement of our keyboards • related to posture: don't bend, _______! • we could look at ANSI as the "___________" • related to posture: ________, don't twist! • OSHA can ______ companies not in compliance • we could look as ASME as the "_____________" • OSHA serves to ensure ______ working conditions • ...
Sterile Technique and Microscope 2025-08-21
Across
- a microscope that uses 2 or more lenses to magnify an image
- Free of all pathogenic organisms
- safety level where personnel work with non-pathogenic microorganisms
- an electron microscope that provides images of the internal structure of a specimen
- Free of all microorganisms
- Technique procedure performed under sterile conditions
- the process of growing microorganisms
- stain used to visualize cellular structures
- safety level designed to exotic and dangerous microorganisms
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- an electron microscope that provides surface topography of a specimen
- plastic dish with lid used to grow microorganisms
- Technique used to isolate organisms
- laboratory tool used to transfer microorganisms to a culture medium
- slide preparation when specimen is covered in liquid
- Microbiology The study of microscopic life in relation to human and animal diseases
- no living disease present
- gelatin like substance extracted from seaweed
- Growth is inhibited but not killed
- a uniform layer of bacteria spread across a culture
- Temperature controlled chamber used to cultivate microbes
20 Clues: no living disease present • Free of all microorganisms • Free of all pathogenic organisms • Growth is inhibited but not killed • Technique used to isolate organisms • the process of growing microorganisms • stain used to visualize cellular structures • gelatin like substance extracted from seaweed • plastic dish with lid used to grow microorganisms • ...
Kesehatan dan Keselamatan Kerja 2022-04-08
Across
- adalah bagian dari peralatan keselamatan di area pengolahan makanan dan minuman.
- kerja Upaya agar pekerja dapat selamat ditempat kerjanya sehingga terhindar dari kecelakaan, termasuk juga menyelamatkan peralatan serta hasil produksinya.
- adalah Jas Masak (Chef”s Jacket), Chef’s Throuser, Chef’s Hat Neck Tie, Apron Shoe.
- Suatu keadaan yang sempurna baik fisik, mental dan sosial tidak hanya bebas dari penyakit atau kelemahan.
- uniform Shirt/Blouse, Neck Tie (dasi), Shock/ stocking, Shoe, Suit(sesuai/matching) dan Vest (rompi).
Down
- prioritas, menghargai, agamis, solidaritas dan Berbagi pengalaman .
- safety adalah Psikologis ,Safety dan Hygiene.
- melakukan Aktifitas , Dengan Baik Menggunakan Sarpras Dengan Baik dan Berpenampilan Baik.
- terhindar dari bahaya, tidak mendapat gangguan, sehat tidak kurang suatu apapun.
- Urbanisasi, Latar belakang etnik, Pengaruh kelas social, Kekuatan politis, Faktor ekonomi, Perbedaan ras.
10 Clues: safety adalah Psikologis ,Safety dan Hygiene. • prioritas, menghargai, agamis, solidaritas dan Berbagi pengalaman . • terhindar dari bahaya, tidak mendapat gangguan, sehat tidak kurang suatu apapun. • adalah bagian dari peralatan keselamatan di area pengolahan makanan dan minuman. • ...
Veterinary Organizations 2024-03-05
Across
- The organization that regulates animal drugs and feed
- Committee created by NAVTA to accredit Veterinary Technician programs
- Assures the food safety, agricultural, environmental, and economic interests of the people of the state of Michigan are met through service, partnership, and collaboration
- This organization administers the VTNE
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- Made the code of ethics and professionalism oath for veterinary technicians
- In North Carolina, this agency issues and renews veterinary professional licenses
- Protects America from health, safety, and security threats including animal welfare and animal-related diseases
- The organization in charge of accrediting veterinary hospitals
- The organization responsible for the safety of commercial animal products, ensuring they correct labeling & packaging of meat, poultry, eggs, etc
- Part of the USDA, regulates genetically engineered organisms & administers the Animal Welfare Act
10 Clues: This organization administers the VTNE • The organization that regulates animal drugs and feed • The organization in charge of accrediting veterinary hospitals • Committee created by NAVTA to accredit Veterinary Technician programs • Made the code of ethics and professionalism oath for veterinary technicians • ...
CGE653 PUZZLE CHAPTER 1 2025-03-24
Across
- A measure of human injury, environmental damage, or economic loss
- Department of Environment
- Immediate, short term
- National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health - The centre for training, consultancy, information dissemination and research in occupational safety and health in Malaysia
- Social Security Organisation is a government agency that implements and administer the social security schemes under the Employees' Social Security Act.
- The absence of: (i) injury and harm on human and (ii) damage on property and the environment
- A state of physical and mental well-being – including the absence of disease or
Down
- A sequence of events that produce unintended injury, damage to property or the environment, production losses, or increased liabilities
- Persistent, prolonged and repeated
- Department of Occupational Safety and Health
10 Clues: Department of Environment • Immediate, short term • Persistent, prolonged and repeated • Department of Occupational Safety and Health • A measure of human injury, environmental damage, or economic loss • A state of physical and mental well-being – including the absence of disease or • ...
F.A.S.T. CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2023-09-25
9 Clues: covers your hair • cover facial hair • glasses protect your eyes • worn to protect your hands • protects against loud noise • protects your skin from sun • four letter word for Fresno area safety team • bump hat sits on top of what part of your body • mask worn over nose and mouth to protect against dust
PSA safety for kids 2020-06-01
9 Clues: to assist someone • to get sink in water • too sunk in something • to tell people something • public service announcement • somewhere around lots of people • safety To wear helmets all the time • To do something in the pool or at the beach • safety To not go to fast during riding a bike
TY Home Economics 2024-05-03
9 Clues: food source of calcium • Fibre helps prevent this • the last step to food safety • the first step to food safety • where you store perishable foods • the most important meal of the day • the measurement used for food energy • list of instructions for cookery class • this type of bread contains 5 grams of fibre
Safety Vocabulário 2023-01-02
12 Clues: risco • aviso • morte • seguro • cuidado • perigoso • inseguro • segurança • dano físico • dano (material) • perigo (grau máximo) • de forma segura, seguramente
vocabulary 2025-09-18
alex rider 2026-03-29
Katie Volk Vocabulary 2016-06-08
15 Clues: guess • conquer • puzzling • skeptical • favorable • undeniable • underground • to give off • to put down • to cut short • place of safety • in an early stage • to spread through • practicable, workable • grounds for a conclusion
TRANSPORT 2 2024-11-04
15 Clues: Car • Gare • Cher • Usine • Autobus • Sécurité • Blessser • Puissance • Chemin-de-fer • Métro-à-Londres • Vaisseau-spatial • Empreinte-carbone • Conduire-trop-vite • Essence en américain • Mettre sa ceinture de sécurité
January 2023 Safety Talks 2023-01-17
Across
- Put ________ into the observations.
- Never ______ underneath a suspended load.
- Near Misses should be reported.
- Verify the unit has been ______ and deemed safe prior to use.
- Do Not ______ moving or rotating equipment
Down
- Safety Talks should be done ______.
- Safety Observations provide ________ feedback
- Near Misses are a _______ that something is not working.
- _______ equipment before reaching in.
9 Clues: Near Misses should be reported. • Safety Talks should be done ______. • Put ________ into the observations. • _______ equipment before reaching in. • Never ______ underneath a suspended load. • Do Not ______ moving or rotating equipment • Safety Observations provide ________ feedback • Near Misses are a _______ that something is not working. • ...
Synthetic Biology 2025-04-29
Across
- Type of DNA combining genetic material from multiple sources (7)
- Organization that guides global bioethical standards (6)
- Framework for lab safety and containment (6)
- Legal area concerning ownership of biological inventions (7)
- Short for Institutional Biosafety Committee (3)
- Term for modifying organisms with synthetic genes (9
- Field assessing societal implications of synthetic biology (8)
Down
- Principle, meaning " do not harm" in bioethics (9)
- Accidental release of organisms from lab (7)
- Legal protection for inventions, including gene circuits (6)
- International treaty regulating biological weapons (3)
- Ethical concern over altering the human genome(10)
- DNA sequences used as security markers (4)
- Safety level required for work with dangerous pathogens(4)
14 Clues: DNA sequences used as security markers (4) • Accidental release of organisms from lab (7) • Framework for lab safety and containment (6) • Short for Institutional Biosafety Committee (3) • Principle, meaning " do not harm" in bioethics (9) • Ethical concern over altering the human genome(10) • Term for modifying organisms with synthetic genes (9 • ...
YNE Customer Service Week 2020-09-15
Across
- Highway hazard (3)
- The clients in our eyes (9)
- national incident liason officer (4)
- Noah's concern(5)
- Capacity to recovery quickly from difficulties (10)
- Notable; Warning sign (6)
- start and end of the shift maybe? (8)
- Us brits love a good queue (5)
- Our first imperative (6)
- The heart of the operation (11)
- Tyres or wood maybe? (6)
- White Christmas requirement (4)
- kind of effort (4)
- chirp like birds (7)
- Mechanically Damaged! (9)
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- strategy for spending? (3)
- you might think this a brids home (7)
- winter fleet slang (8)
- They had a bit of a run in! (9)
- type of road (8)
- it's at a stand still out there (10)
- Snapper's Kit (6)
- Such a smooth talker about a new system (5)
- Hold-Ups we dont want (6)
- the police database (3)
- talking roads (7)
- a hindering blockage (11)
- in work (11)
- safety reporting tool (7)
- radio identification (4)
30 Clues: in work (11) • type of road (8) • Snapper's Kit (6) • Noah's concern(5) • talking roads (7) • Highway hazard (3) • kind of effort (4) • chirp like birds (7) • winter fleet slang (8) • the police database (3) • Our first imperative (6) • Tyres or wood maybe? (6) • radio identification (4) • Hold-Ups we dont want (6) • Notable; Warning sign (6) • a hindering blockage (11) • ...
Safety Crossword - June 2014 2014-06-16
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- What I should do if I do not understand instructions.
- Unsafe ______ are careless behavior.
- What I do when I get injured.
- BONUS: GPI’s new Occupational Health & Safety Coordinator.
- The most injured part of the body in May, 2014 was?
- I can loose my ________ if I don't wear protection in loud environments.
- It’s everyone’s responsibility.
- I can volunteer to be a part of the?
- I should always do this to prevent injury while performing maintenance tasks.
- Not to be blocked.
Down
- I should always be aware of?
- I should always cut ______ from myself.
- I must maintain ______ contact when using a ladder.
- Protects my eyes from hazards.
- What I do if I think a task is unsafe.
- The ground is wet and slippery, so I should be?
- What I should do frequently to my hands before working around food.
- Protects my hands.
- I must bend at the ______ when lifting.
- Keeps me from inhaling particles in the air.
20 Clues: Protects my hands. • Not to be blocked. • I should always be aware of? • What I do when I get injured. • Protects my eyes from hazards. • It’s everyone’s responsibility. • Unsafe ______ are careless behavior. • I can volunteer to be a part of the? • What I do if I think a task is unsafe. • I should always cut ______ from myself. • I must bend at the ______ when lifting. • ...
March 2015 at SSRH 2015-03-16
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- The Joint Commission (abbv)
- Title of this newsletter
- most tenured employee recognized at the employee christmas party
- Ongoing professional practice evaluation (abbv)
- Healthcare acquired condition (ABBV)
- Name of hospitalists at SSRH
- Occurs the second week of March annually
- Patient Safety Officer
- Color of gown place on patients with high risk of falling
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- Most common HAI of hospitals nationwide, but SSRH's ZERO claim for last 2 years.
- Award given out weekly to the unit at SSRH with the best safety practices
- Improves the chances of surviving a heart attack
- Chief of Staff for 2015 at SSRH
- Sickly friend at the kids fair
- Won the drawing for the Ipad at SSRH in March
- Risk of ____ increases once admitted into a healthcare facility
- Only takes 15 to 20 seconds to complete
- Topic of Bug Bytes
- Vaccination taken annually to prevent illness/death
- First symptom of measles
- Immunization required to protect from tetanus and pertussis
21 Clues: Topic of Bug Bytes • Patient Safety Officer • Title of this newsletter • First symptom of measles • The Joint Commission (abbv) • Name of hospitalists at SSRH • Sickly friend at the kids fair • Chief of Staff for 2015 at SSRH • Healthcare acquired condition (ABBV) • Only takes 15 to 20 seconds to complete • Occurs the second week of March annually • ...
Chapter 1 2016-04-07
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- due to improper handling of electrical
- PPE is the least effective means of controlling
- plant materials.
- without necessarily touching it
- controls are changes to the way people
- changes, employee training, and installation
- gloves, respirators, hard hats, safety
- remove hazards, but limit or prevent people's
- conditions put strain on your body
- signs and warning labels. Administrative controls do
- PPE ineffective. Personal protective equipment
- in the workplace in any form (solid, liquid
- the hazard or physically removing it is the
- because of the high potential for damage to
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- from hazards Administrative controls:
- to the hazards
- Protective Equipment
- something that does not produce a hazard
- with working with animals, people, or
- replacing something that produces a hazard
- are factors within the environment that can harm the
- high-visibility clothing, and safety footwear
- controls
- workers use the PPE without risking their
- Examples of administrative controls include
- do not eliminate hazards, but rather isolate
- effective hazard control
- gas)
28 Clues: gas) • controls • to the hazards • plant materials. • Protective Equipment • effective hazard control • without necessarily touching it • conditions put strain on your body • with working with animals, people, or • from hazards Administrative controls: • due to improper handling of electrical • controls are changes to the way people • gloves, respirators, hard hats, safety • ...
Science 2016-09-20
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- the independent variable is [...] by the scientist
- getting blasted with the gas of a fire extinguisher might give you...
- the safety symbols
- the variable that stays consistent throughout a lab
- used to create a fire, uses gas
- what you look at when measuring, it climbs at the edges
- there are [#] WHMIS symbols
- used to mix liquids, it has a tapered mouth
- when smelling fumes you...
- rule 3, lookout
- holds small amounts of materials to observe
- rule 4, after the lab
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- a founded, detailed answer to a question generated at the end of a lab
- this is toxic, it causes ill effects to our health
- an educated guess
- what should you wear during a lab
- what does a diamond frame on a consumer hazard symbol stand for?
- this can cause burns to living material
- the dependent variable is [...] by the scientist
- used for grabbing materials that may be dangerous
20 Clues: rule 3, lookout • an educated guess • the safety symbols • rule 4, after the lab • when smelling fumes you... • there are [#] WHMIS symbols • used to create a fire, uses gas • what should you wear during a lab • this can cause burns to living material • used to mix liquids, it has a tapered mouth • holds small amounts of materials to observe • ...
Administrative & traffic laws 2022-12-15
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- the __________ speed allowed by law
- theses conditions include factors such as traffic,_________, road, vehicle, and more
- Minnesota requires __________ insurance on vehicle
- Driver must consciously and intentionally drive in a __________ manner
- each state gives a _______/ written test
- take license away for years or more is
- when you buy a __________ , the certificate of title proves that you legally own the vehicle
- _________ to pay full attention was a factor in nearly 50% of all collisions
- always ________ at a speed that is reasonable and proper/safety
- _____________ has a compulsory instruction law each vehicle must be insured
Down
- ________________ certificates and license plates
- this behavior threatens _________ of others and is a moving violation
- it shows who is ____________ for operating the vehicle
- assigned for driving _________
- willful and wanton are key legal terms in a _________ driving charge
- states have the ______ to take your license away
- must be __________ every 1-2 years
- stay calm
- legally _______ if BAC is .08
- _____ can be tested by breath, urine, or blood
20 Clues: stay calm • legally _______ if BAC is .08 • assigned for driving _________ • must be __________ every 1-2 years • the __________ speed allowed by law • take license away for years or more is • each state gives a _______/ written test • _____ can be tested by breath, urine, or blood • ________________ certificates and license plates • ...
PBX Crossword 2023-04-14
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- Code called for a safety threat involving an inpatient
- Weekly practice program for employee notification
- Name of coffee shops at Hospitals
- Pauline’s favorite place to shop
- Code called for a missing baby
- CAMPUS Location of BAC
- Where to transfer a caller that wants to schedule an MRI
- Department name for Social Workers
- What to access to input a digit when presented with a call tree in Amtelco
- Name of Orthopedic clinic at East
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- Plaza’s Director of Safety and Emergency Preparedness
- Pam’s maiden name that she finally changed to Ballard
- Operator’s favorite team to cheer for during football season
- Street address for South Hospital
- What the U represent in ICU
- Another name for ENT physicians
- Abbreviation for an acute ST-elevation myocardial infarction
- New name for the SLIM Clinic at Plaza
- Plaza’s application that is holding up our move to A level
- Name of application we use for communication with other operators
20 Clues: CAMPUS Location of BAC • What the U represent in ICU • Code called for a missing baby • Another name for ENT physicians • Pauline’s favorite place to shop • Street address for South Hospital • Name of coffee shops at Hospitals • Name of Orthopedic clinic at East • Department name for Social Workers • New name for the SLIM Clinic at Plaza • ...
INA Assignment 2018-09-05
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- the way something works
- a tool to even a surface out
- a tool to mark on wood and metal
- a brief out line of a design
- something that protect your cloths from flying objects
- a tool used for cutting holes in the center of a wooden board
- how the product fits the human body
- the well-being of someone
- a principle or standard that something well be marked on
- saw a saw that is able to cut round edges
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- a safety item used to protect your eyes
- a plastic that can be bent using heat, it can also remember its shape
- to reuse an item that can be reused
- an idea of the amount something would take
- square is used to measure and mark out things at a 90 degrees angle
- plastic that is unable to bend
- drawing or plan to build something
- a model before the main design
- iron used to weld metals together
- the visible shape of something
20 Clues: the way something works • the well-being of someone • a tool to even a surface out • a brief out line of a design • plastic that is unable to bend • a model before the main design • the visible shape of something • a tool to mark on wood and metal • drawing or plan to build something • to reuse an item that can be reused • how the product fits the human body • ...
2018 RAD TECH WEEK CROSSWORD 2018-11-07
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- ESOPHAGRAM DRINK
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN ADULT IMAGING
- PALMS DOWN
- THE RESULT OF INCORRECT VERTICAL ANGULATION
- ELECTRICAL CHARGED PARTICLES ZAP AWAY X RAY
- BACK TO FRONT VIEW
- THE BLURRED MARGIN OF AN IMAGE
- COATING ON X RAY FILMS
- THE USE OF X RAYS TO OBTAIN REAL-TIME MOVING IMAGES
- PALMS UP
- AWAY FROM MID-LINE
- X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION
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- THE NEGATIVE ELECTRODE IN AN X RAY
- LENGTHEN
- DISCOVERER OF X RAYS
- PROPORTIONAL ENLARGEMENT OF AN IMAGE
- LYING ON SIDE
- RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED
- DR. ROENTGEN
- WHERE TO FIND THE MASTER SWITCH, INDICATOR LIGHT, SELECTOR BUTTONS, & EXPOSURE BUTTON
- TOWARD THE MID-LINE
- OVERALL DARKNESS OR BLACKNESS OF A RADIOGRAPH
- RADIOACTIVE FORM OF AN ELEMENT
- X RAY, GAMMA RAY
- STUDY OF X RAYS
- PEAK
- CAMPAIGN FOR RADIATION SAFETY IN PEDIATRIC IMAGING
- BENDING A PART OF THE BODY
- X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT
29 Clues: PEAK • LENGTHEN • PALMS UP • PALMS DOWN • DR. ROENTGEN • LYING ON SIDE • STUDY OF X RAYS • ESOPHAGRAM DRINK • X RAY, GAMMA RAY • BACK TO FRONT VIEW • AWAY FROM MID-LINE • TOWARD THE MID-LINE • DISCOVERER OF X RAYS • COATING ON X RAY FILMS • X RAY SLANTED DIRECTION • X RAY LEFT FOR THE RIGHT • BENDING A PART OF THE BODY • RADIOPAQUE MATERIALS INJECTED • RADIOACTIVE FORM OF AN ELEMENT • ...
Sensory 2024-06-04
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- A nurse's #1 priority with a sensory deficit
- Injuries that can threaten vision and requires immediate intervention
- These are essential for growth, development and survival (2 words, no space)
- Involuntary rapid eye movement
- Acronym for eye test
- Earwax
- A feeling of rotation or imbalance
- Smell
- A nonmodifiable risk factor
- May limit self-care, mobility, safety, independence, communication and relationships (2 words, no space)
- Age-related hearing loss
Down
- Developing hearing loss due to medication
- Touch
- Drooping of 1 eyelid
- Perception of sound or noise in the ears without stimulus from the enviroment
- Taste
- Hearing loss resulting from disruption in the transmission of sound waves
- Misalignment of the eyes
- Smoking is an example of this kind of risk
- Hearing loss that results from prolongs exposure to loud noises
- Awareness and interpretation of stimuli, takes place in the brain
- Hearing
- Visual
- Maternal infection that may cause vision impairment to the newborn
24 Clues: Touch • Taste • Smell • Earwax • Visual • Hearing • Drooping of 1 eyelid • Acronym for eye test • Misalignment of the eyes • Age-related hearing loss • A nonmodifiable risk factor • Involuntary rapid eye movement • A feeling of rotation or imbalance • Developing hearing loss due to medication • Smoking is an example of this kind of risk • A nurse's #1 priority with a sensory deficit • ...
