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“In De Know”

This comprehensive guide covers critical information concerning personal protective equipment (PPE) and safety protocols. Key topics include entry routes into the body, factors contributing to heat stress, the significance of IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health) environments, and appropriate PPE levels for various situations. Additionally, it addresses hazardous waste site zones, monitoring equipment types, and essential decontamination methods. This resource is pivotal for enhancing workplace safety awareness and ensuring compliance with OSHA regulations.

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“In De Know”

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  1. “In De Know”

  2. This figure is called a (be specific, including name of organization) 10 pts.

  3. Name three routes of entry into the body. 15 pts. Answer: inhalation, ingestion, injection, absorption

  4. At what percentage does OSHA consider an atmosphere deficient of oxygen? 10 pts Answer: 19.5 %

  5. Name three factors contributing to heat stress. 15 pts. Answer: obesity, age, alcohol, poor physical condition, lack of acclimation, etc.

  6. What does “IDLH” stand for? 5 pts. Answer: Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health

  7. What type of respirator can not be worn in an IDLH atmosphere in any circumstances? 5 pts. Answer: Air purifying

  8. What were the names of the three Cartwright brothers? 15 pts. Answer: Hoss, Little Joe, Adam

  9. Which levels of PPE use an SCBA or SAR? 10 pts. Answer: Levels A and B

  10. If I am just wearing my everyday work uniform, what level of PPE protection am I in? 5 pts Answer: Level D

  11. Give one example of a type of physical decontamination technique. 5 pts. Answer: brushing, scraping, etc.

  12. Name the three zones of a hazardous waste site? (not fireman terms) 15 pts. Answer: Exclusion, Contaminant Reduction Zone, Support zone

  13. In which zone would I set up a command post? 5 pts. Answer: Support zone

  14. In bowling, how many strikes in a row will give you a turkey? 5 pts. Answer: 3

  15. A Colorimetric Indicator tube (Draeger) is an example of what type of monitoring equipment? 10 pts. Answer: Direct reading

  16. What type of monitor would you use to test the atmosphere in a confined space? 10 pts. Answer: 4 gas monitor or combustible gas indicator

  17. A major spill of a material, not yet identified, has occurred. What level of PPE do I wear when I make my 1st site investigation?5 pts. Answer: Level A

  18. Disinfection or sterilization is an example of what type of decontamination method? 5 pts. Answer: Chemical

  19. If there are 3 apples and you take away 2, how many do you have? 5 pts. Answer: 2

  20. A plug or a patch are examples of what? 10 pts. Answer: Containment method of stopping a leak in a drum

  21. What TV commercial character sailed a boat in a toilet?10 pts. Answer: The Tidy Bowl Man

  22. In the comic strip, Peanuts, what character did Lucy “swoon” over? 10 pts. Answer: Schroeder, the piano player

  23. Quantitative is one form of respirator fit testing, what is the other? 5 pts. Answer: Qualitative

  24. A spill is headed downhill for the storm drain, name one method to protect that drain. 5 pts. Answer: diversion, dike, storm drain cover

  25. The contaminant has been identified & an air purifying respirator provides adequate protection, what level of PPE am I in? 5 pts. Answer: Level C

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