Matching -A Significant Risk of Substantial Harm to the Health or or Safety

question 15

Multiple Choice

Matching
-A significant risk of substantial harm to the health or safety of an individual that cannot be elim-
inated or reduced by reasonable accommodation.

• A)direct threat
• B)mental impairment
• C)physical changes to workplace and/or equipment
• D)major life activities
• E)qualified individual with a disability
• F)reasonable accommodation
• G)sitting
• H)undue hardship
• I)essential functions of the job
• J)The Rehabilitation Act of 1973

Understand the psychosocial factors contributing to emotional exhaustion and burnout.

Recognize legal and organizational approaches to managing after-hours work communications.

Understand the role of personal attributes in coping with workplace demands and stress.

Identify occupational stressors and their effects on specific job roles.

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Definitions:

Loose Connections

In a medical setting, refers to electrical or tubing connections that are not securely fastened, potentially leading to equipment malfunction.

Rubber-Tipped Clamps

Clamping devices equipped with rubber tips to grip without causing damage.

Sterile Petroleum Gauze

A type of wound dressing made from gauze saturated with petroleum jelly to create a moisture barrier.

Pneumothorax

The presence of air in the pleural space causing the lung to collapse, leading to chest pain and breathing difficulty.