HS SE

  1. What are the parts of an EAP?  - Actions taken in emergency , reasonably expected emergency, escape route 

  2. What is an EAP? - Emergency Action Plan 

  3. Three elements for a fire to exist - fuel or combustible, heat to raise material to ignition temperature, enough oxygen to sustain combustion 

  4. Emergency requiring evacuation. - fire ,explosion, flood, etc

  5. Fire extinguishers….What is PASS? - Pull , aim , squeeze, sweep

  6. What is a whistleblower? - person who informs on an organization engaged in dangerous activity 

  7. Workplace safety resources. -  OSHA

  8. When reporting a safety hazard. Who is told first? - team lead / supervisor 

  9. Mission statement OSHA - save lives , prevent injuries,and protect the health of America’s workers 

  10. General duty clause - section of OSH act of 1970

  11. Microorganisms - Bacteria

  12. Employer responsibilities - health safety, fair treatment,training.

  13.   Know what a reservoir is. - Person or object that has a disease but has no symptoms.

  14. Portal of exit -  How the disease is introduced to the outside world.

  15. Four routes of transmission - Direct contact, indirect contact, respiratory droplet, airborne

  16. The process that eliminates many or all pathogenic microorganisms except bacterial spores. - Disinfecting

  17. How long to wash hands. - at least 15 seconds 

  18. Universal precautions - a set of hygienic practices that healthcare workers use to reduce the risk of infection from bloodborne and airborne pathogens

  19. Safe injection practices - sterile equipment,single use vial , using aseptic technique

  20. What to do in case of exposure -  to immediately remove yourself from the exposure area, then wash the affected area thoroughly with soap and water

  21. PPE Donning order - doff jewelry , hand wash , gown , mask, face shield, handwash , glove 

  22. PPE Doffing order - gloves , gown - handwash , face shield, mask , handwash , jewelry 

  23. 3 most common bloodborne pathogens - HIV, HBV,, HCV

  24. MOst common risk of exposure - needle stick 

  25. Requirements of a sharps container - puncture resistant, leak resistant,tight fitting lid, proper labeling

  26. How many References on a resume - 2-4 

  27. How to dress for an interview - business casual 

  28. Proper hand shake - firm handshake 

  29. DNR - Do not resuscitate 

  30. Retirement at 65 years old. What insurance? - medicare

  31. Insurance for poor or destitute- Medicaid 

  32. Living trust- document splitting assets 

  33. Worker’s compensation- employer covers healthcare costs when injured on job 

  34. Ergonomics - the study of how to design and arrange things to make them safer and more efficient for people to use

  35. Cover letter with the resume. - Includes a brief introduction, details about your relevant experience and skills, specific examples of accomplishments related to the position, and a closing statement reiterating your interest in the job

  36. Included in an e-mail to potential employers- cover letter 

  37. Tornado safety. - In a vehicle. In a building 

  38. Proper lifting techniques - keep head up lift with back straight,bring load close to you before lifting 

  39. What to do after the interview is concluded.- Ask questions 

  40. What is included in a reference list - 2-4 people 

  41. How do you treat your patients?- bedside manner