Chapter 14 Promotion Of Safety Jeopardy Template

Body Mechanics	Preventing Accidents and Injuries	preventing Accidents and Injuries continued	Observing Fire Safety	Fire Safety continued
100 Body mechanics Refers to the way the body moves and maintains balance while making the most efficient use of all its part.	100 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Division of Department of labor that establishes safety standards for the workplace	100 Bloodborne Pathogen Standard Mandates to protect health care providers from diseases caused by exposure to body fluids	100 Fire Extinguishers These are classified and labeled according to the kind of fire they extinguish	100 carelessness with smoking and with matches These are the MAJOR cause of fires
200 8-10 inches In order to maintain a broad base of support how far apart should your feet be	200 Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Provided by all manufactures that state any hazardous products they sell	200 Ergonomics Applied Science used to promote the safety & well- being of a person by adapting the environment	200 Class C This Class of extinguishers are used on electrical fires	200 Class A This Class of extinguishers are used on fires involving combustibles such as paper and cloth
300 Hips and knees You should bend from what when picking up objects to maintain good body mechanics	300 Knock and ask permission to enter To provide privacy for your patient you should do this before entering the room	300 Radiation exposure A environmental hazard that is a major concern in dental offices	300 Oxygen, fuel, heat Fires need these three things in order to start	300 Carbon Dioxide This type of extinguisher leaves a powdery, snow like residue
400 shoulders, upper arms, hips, and thighs Use larger and stronger muscles for lifting. The larger/stronger muscles are located	400 National Fire Protection Associations color code This code alerts the user to health, fire, reactivity, or other specific hazards of the chemical	400 flush the area with cool water/ inform supervisor If any solutions come in contact with your skin or eyes you should (2 things)	400 Center or top of fire You should NOT spray into what part of the fire when using an extinguisher	400 Halon This type of extinguisher contains gas that interferes with the chemical reaction that occurs when fuel burns.
500 1. muscles work best when used correctly 2. correct use of muscles make lifting easier 3. prevents fatigue/strain and saves energy 4. prevents injury to self and others The four main reasons for using good body mechanics	500 1. side rails are up 2. bed is in lowest level 3. wheels on bed are locked 4. call bell within reach 5. patients personal items are within reach 6. Leave area clean 7. Wash hands Safety checkpoints that should be done before exiting a patients room (Name 2)	500 Health Hazard On the National Fire protection Associations color code label , the color blue H stands for what	500 P- pull the pin A- Aim S- Squeeze the handle S- sweep extinguisher from side to side The acronym PASS stands for what	500 R- rescue anyone in immediate danger A- Activate the Alarm C- Contain the fire E- Extinguish the fire or evacuate the area RACE stands for what

Chapter 14 Promotion of Safety

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