The Occupational Safety and Health Administration Requires Employers to Inform

question 9

Multiple Choice

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration requires employers to inform workers of potential risks and health hazards.Which of the following organizations should a nurse leader monitor to best learn of new and emerging health hazards?

• A)National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
• B)Institutes of Medicine
• C)American Nurses Association
• D)Occupational Safety and Health Administration

Identify the nature and transmission of communicable diseases.

Understand the significance of non-smoking for public health.

Distinguish between communicable and noncommunicable diseases.

Understand the importance of physical activity for optimal body functioning.

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Definitions:

Dangerously Incompetent

Describes an individual whose lack of skill, knowledge, or ability presents a significant risk of harm to others.

Nonemployee Agent

An individual or entity who acts on behalf of another, but is not considered an employee.

Principal's Liability

Principal's liability is a legal concept where the principal (employer) is held responsible for the actions of their agents or employees performed within the scope of their employment.

General Rule

A principle or guideline that applies broadly or is commonly accepted as a basis for decision-making.