Quiz: questions — AUA MCQ

B-1, 4Which of the following are the principles of risk management (risk identification - risk analysis-risk assessment-risk control)

A A- 1,2,3 B B- 1, 4 C C- 1,3,4 D D- 1,2,3,4

What is the first step in risk assessment?

A A- Record your finding B B- Evaluate the risk C C- Identify the hazards D D- Decide who me be harmed

Who should undertake the risk assessment?

A A- The health and safety executive B B- A competent person C C- The manager D D- An employee

Who is most likely to be at risk from harm in the workplace?

A A- Patients B B- Doctors C C- Visitors D D- People with disabilities

Risk management consists of which of the following?

A A. Identifying potential dangers of all kinds B B. Maintaining a safe environment from a physical and legal viewpoint C C. Responding to incidents that may give rise to litigation D D. All of the above

Within an organization, when attempting to manage and control risk, the organization should be aware that

A A. consideration of risk perception is not required B B. consideration should be given to internal controls only C C. uncertainty must be taken into account D D. uncertainty need not be considered

A large organization is assessing a risk and has just established and identified the risks to which it is exposed. What is likely to be the next stage?

A A. Analyzing risks B B. Eliminating risks C C. Evaluating risks D D. Treating risks

One of the primary reasons that an organization should monitor and regularly review its risk management process is to

A A. considers whether lessons could be learned for future management of risks B B. ensures that all significant risks are eliminated immediately C C. evidence that all risks are measured in financial terms only D D. evidence that an internationally-recognized framework is followed at all times

What is risk?

A A- Negative consequence that could occur B B- Negative consequence that will occur C C- Negative consequence that must occur D D- Negative consequence that shall occur

Performing an analysis of risks and conditions to prioritize their impacts on project objectives is known as

A A- Quantitative Risk Analysis B B- Qualitative Risk Analysis C C-cRisk Management Planning D D- Risk Identification

Inote aking the decision of rignagement what should be consider before risk?

A A- Risk assessment B B- Risk identification C C- Risk retention D D- Risk transfer

The potential of gaining or losing something of value

A A. Risk B B. Risk assessment C C. Risk management D D. Risk tools

The process of making and carrying out decisions that will assist in the prevention of adverse consequences and minimize the adverse effects of accidental losses upon an organization

A A. Risk B B. Risk assessment C C. Risk management D D. Risk tools

A program directed toward identifying, evaluating, and taking corrective action against potential risks that could lead to injury

A A. Risk B B. Risk assessment C C. Risk management D D. Risk tools

Identifying and analyzing situations or practices that create financial risk for the hospital and medical staff

A A. Risk B B. Risk assessment C Risk management D D. Risk tools

The characterization of the potential adverse health effects of human exposures to environmental hazards

A A. Risk B B. Risk assessment C C. Risk management D D. Risk tools

The methods for risk management consist of the following elements, except

A A. Identify, characterize threats B B. Assess the vulnerability of critical assets to specific threats C C. Identify ways to reduce those risks D D. Disaster Management and Preparedness

Risk Management will be responsible, interface with, the following hospital and clinic areas are, except

A A. Patient Incident and Employee Accident Reportingom B B. Safety Program C C.Prioritize risk reduction measures D D. Employee Health and Work Place Hazards

Five basic strategies to control risks are, except

A A. Defense B B. Mitigation C C. Acceptance D D. Hazard Surveillance

Risk management application of risk management tools and strategies in hospital are, except

A A. Meetings/Committee Reports B B. Cyber Risk C C. Hazard Vulnerability Analysis D D. Risk Analysis Form

The basic strategies to control risk is reducing the impact of information assets should an attacker successfully exploit a vulnerability is called

A A. Defense B B. Transferal C C. Mitigation D D. Acceptance

Risk Management includes all of the following processes except

A A. Risk Monitoring and Control B B. Risk Identification C C. Risk Avoidance D D. Risk Management Planning

When should a risk be avoided?

A A. When the risk event is unaceptablability of occurence and low impact B B. When the risk event is unaceptablability C C. When it can be transferred by purchasing insurance D D. A risk event can never be avoided

Risk mitigation involves all but which of the following

A A. Developing system standards (policies, procedures, responsibility standards) B B. Identification of project risks C C. Performing contingent planning D D. Developing planning alternatives

What is the first step in risk assessment

A A. record your finding B B. evaluate the risk C C. identify the hazards D D. decide who me be harmed

In the process of the risk management what should be consider before taking the decision of risk?

A A. risk assessment B B. risk identification C C. risk retention D D. risk transfer

Which of the following a difference between poisoning in children and adults

A A- More children die from poisonings than adults B B- Many adults do not seek assistance for a poisoning until symptoms appear C C- Most poisonings in children involve plants; whereas most adults are poisoned with chemicals in the workplace D D- Children are not likely to ingest substances that adults find distasteful

Which of the following is true regarding therapy with multiple doses of activated charcoal for a poisoning?

A A- For drugs for which it is effective, the elimination half-life of the drug can be decreased by multiple doses of activated charcoal B B- It should be used for most drug overdoses C C- Substances with a short duration in the body are more likely to respond to this drug D D- It should be avoided in patients with hyperactive bowel sounds

Results from long-term exposure to lower doses of a chemical is known as

A A- Acute toxicity B B- Chronic toxicity C C- Moderate toxicity D D- High toxicity

What specific antidote is used at poisoning by iron preparations?

A A- Penicillamine B B- Bemegride C C- Atropine sulphate D D- Desferrioxamine

If suspect that conscious person has been poisoned. Your first call should be

A A- The Poison Control Center or your local emergency phone number B B-The victim's physician C C- The hospital emergency department D D- The local pharmacy

A 15-year-old boy has just splashed a chemical on his face. After sending someone to call for an ambulance, you would

A A- Cover the burned area B B- Have the victim stay calm until ambulance arrives C C- Flush the burned area with large amounts of water until the ambulance arrives D D- Immediately drive the victim to the hospital

You may suspect that a student has been poisoned if they

A A- Are experiencing nausea, vomiting or diarrheals B B- Have chest or abdominal pain, breathing difficulty C C- Burns around the lips, tongue, or on the skin D D- All of the above

A boy has a sliver in his eye, you should

A A. Attempt to remove the splinter with tweezers B B. Flush the eye with cool water or milk C C. Leave the sliver in, Call for help D D. Wrap sterile gauze around the head covering both eyes

The first priority in helping a person who may have been poisoned is to ensure that

A A. The person is conscious B B. The person can breathe C C. Bystanders are not poisoned as well D D. Bystanders do not interfere with rescuers

Which of the following is NOT automatically included in first aid. steps when ingestion of a poison is suspected?

A A- Call a poison control center B B- Encourage the victim to vomit C C- Identify the poison by reading the label D D- Prevent additional absorption of the poison

Poisoning may be caused by

A A. Heavy metals B B. Chemicals C C. Drugs D D. All of the above

Poisoning with acetaminophen (paracetamol) can cause

A A. Damage to lung B B. Damage to liver C C. Damage to heart D D. Damage to bones

Pinpoint pupils (of the eyes) is observed in the following poisoning

A A. Belladonna poisoning B B. Morphine poisoning C C. Heavy metals poisoning D D. Atropine poisoning

A substance that is used to neutralize or counteract the effect of a poison is called

A A. Antibiotic B B. Antidote C C. Anti-inflammatory D D. Anti-allergy

Which of the following is used to chelate iron in iron poisoning?

A A. Desferrioxamine B B. Ferrous oxide C C. Ferric oxide D D. All of the above

Which of the following household items is the most harmful if swallowed?

A A. Liquid dish soap X B B. Liquid or powdered automatic dishwashing detergent C C. Fluoride toothpaste x D D. Mouthwash

Which one of these medicines and supplements fatally poisons the most young children?

A A. Pet medications B B. Multivitamins C C. Cough syruр D D. Painkillers

What's the best way to keep children from getting poisoned from over-the-counter and prescription medications?

A A. Never call medicine candy B B. Make sure house guests don't leave medicines lying around C C. Keep all medicines out of reach D D. All of the above

You suspect that person has been poisoned. He is conscious. Your first call should be to

A A. The Poison Control Center or your local emergency phone number B B. The victim's physician C C. The hospital emergency department D D. The local pharmacy

Which of the following should be done for a person experiencing a heat related illness?

A A- Keep the victim warm B B- Force the victim to drink fluids C C- Apply cool wet cloths D D- Place the victim in warm water

When caring for a student who is suffering from heat cramps

A A- Apply cold packs B B- Give cool water or sports drink C C- Have student keep walking slowly to work the cramp out D D- Massage the muscle vigorously to increase circulation

What symptoms are associated with heat exhaustion

A A- Cool, moist, pale, or flushed skin B B- Rapid weak pulse C C- Rapid, shallow breathing D D- All of the above

Heat stroke

A A- Causes very high body temperature B B- Hot red or dry skin C C- Rapid weak pulse, shallow breathing D D- All of the above

When caring for someone who is suffering from frostbite, you should not

A A- Soak effected part in warm water 100 to 105 degrees B B- Rub vigorously until skin appears red and feels warm C C- Handle area gently D D- Avoid breaking blisters

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