PARTIDO STATE UNIVERSITY Goa, Camarines Sur Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Rating: ______________________ Course/Yr.

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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE
I. 1. MULTIPLE CHOICES: Encircle the letter of your choice. If you decide to change your answer, mark it with X. Two encircled letters will be considered a wrong answer. The following are the factors that play an important role in evaluation and prioritizing the risk, except: a. nature of workplace c. probability of occurrence b. frequency of exposure d. percentage of workforce exposed What is the key point about risk register? a. it is made for reporting purposes b. It should be a working document, reviewed and update regularly c. It should be made for documentation purposes d. It should be made as a filed document for reference purposes

Final Examination

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The frequency of monitoring and review will vary depending on the following factors, except: a. type of business youre in c. no. of workforce b. rate of change in operations, and environment d. type of risk Job rotation, use of PPEs, trainings, etc. is an example of a. Prevention control b. Exposure controls c. Engineering controls d. Administrative controls

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Risk assessment is a systematic examination of all aspects of work that considers the following, except: a. How can I manage the risk? d. what preventive or protective measures are, or b. Whether the hazards could be eliminated should be used c. What would cause injury or harm? The factors that contribute to the level of risk are the following, except: a. working conditions d. capability, skills and experience of workers who b. number of workforce work c. system of work being used c. AOTA d. NOTA do the

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7. Risks can arise as a result of ______. a. business activities b. external factors 8.

Terms of situation that you must answer in characterizing the hazards are the following, except: a. time and season c. place and extent of the impact area b. duration d. quality of products being processes If the identified risk with higher likehood or impact but it is is either uneconomic or even impossible to implement, the viable options is to a. accept the risk c. manage/control them b. reduce/transfer the risk d. make contingency plan

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10. For a risks with a higher likehood but a low impact, a sensible approach is to a. accept the risk c. reduce/transfer the risk b. manage/control them d. make contingency plan 11. If the accidents and illnesses can cause grave and permanent distress, then the severity rating for the said harm is a. slight b. Moderate c. Extreme d. Normal 12. If the identified harm will experienced at least once every six months by an individual, then the likehood rating for the said harm is. a. Very Unlikely b. Unlikely c. Likely d. Very likely 13. If engineering controls is not feasible, _______________ may be appropriate. a. administrative controls b. prevention controls c. avoidance controls 14. Refers to new, unusual problems for which information is ambiguous and incomplete. a. Well-structured problems c. programmed problems b. Poorly-structured problems d. non-programmed problems d. reduction controls

15. For risk with a low likehood but a high impact, the best option you can do is a. accept the risk c. developed contingency b. manage the risk d. reduce/transfer the risk

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16. In addressing the risk..... a. concentrate first on those significant risk that has high impact and likehood. b. choose to address some of the less significant risk, particularly if it is easy and inexpensive to do so. c. consider some of the possible mitigating measures or countermeasures. d. All of the above e. None of the above 17. The following are the guiding principles of risk communication, except: a. assure secrecy of information b. know the audience c. be a credible source of information d. involve the scientific experts

18. Eliminating use of substance, material, plant, or equipment, excluding non-essential personnel, are the example of a. Engineering control c. Administrative control b. Prevention control d. Policy/Procedural Control 19. The following are the disadvantages of conducting a PHA method, except: a. simplistic processes c. time consuming b. requires a very high level of experience-based d. none of the above 20. Refers to the strategic and organizational context in which risk management will takes place a. identifying risk b. analyzing risk c. evaluating risk 21. If the accident and illnesses was not causing prolonged distress, the severity rating will be a. slight b. moderate c. harmful d. establishing the context d. very harmful

22 In ______________, risk sources may be internal or external to the system that is the target of risk management. a. problem analysis b. source analysis c. cost analysis d. work analysis 23. A diagram that displays logical interrelationships between the basic causes of the hazard is called________. a. risk matrix b. event tree diagram c. fault tree diagram d. conceptual diagram 24. If the accidents and illnesses can cause grave and permanent distress, then the severity rating for the said harm is: a. Normal b. moderate c. slight d. extreme 25. Refers to the subconscious process of making decisions on the basis of experience, values, and emotions. a. Intuitive decision making c. Irrational decision-making b. Rational decision-making d. programmed decision-making Part II. IDENTIFICATION

___________________ 1. Interactive exchange of information and opinions concerning risk and risk management among risk assessors, risk managers, consumers and other interested parties. ___________________ 2. Likehood that something go wrong ___________________ 3. Determination of quantitative or qualitative value of risk related to a concrete situation and a recognized threat ___________________ 4. Risk assessment tools that focuses on hazards that have surfaced in the past. ___________________ 5. It uses brainstorming, more documentation, and focuses on hazards that are unforeseen. ___________________ 6. Risk remains after the implementation of countermeasures. ___________________ 7. Graphical representation of a logic model which identifies and quantifies the possible outcomes following an initiating even. ___________________ 8. Method of risk rating that uses grid. ___________________ 9. A risk management strategy that provides a pre-defined sum of money in the event that certain predefined risk occurs. ___________________ 10. A document that summarized the risk identified, along with the likehood, impact and the resulting risk rating, corresponding countermeasures, the actions made and the current status of them Part III. ENUMERATION 1 3. 4 10. 11 15. 16 17. 18 22. 23 25. Give three (3) risk controls Give the seven (7) Risk Management Process Give at least five benefits of effective risk management Give two (2) types of decision Give at least five (5) risk assessment tools Give at least three (3) types of risk.