Answer the following: 40. Which of the following ways is the most likely for terrorists to acquire biological agents?1. Collaborate with a laboratory employeeII. Steal a high-level agent such as smallpoxIII. Genetically engineer an agentIV. Acquire select agents such as anthrax from natural sourcesV. Burglarize low-security laboratoriesA. I, II, III, and IVB. III, IV, and VC. I, IV, and VD. II, III, IV, and V41. Despite his struggle to keep her eyes open on the road, Coach Mandy started her drive to work. What partof the accident chain best characterizes Coach Mandy's actions?A. The Unsafe SituationB. The Unsafe HabitC. The Unsafe ActionD. The Result42. Which of the following is an ergonomic risk factor?A. Contact stressB. EnvironmentC. PostureD. All of the choices43. Most slip and fall accidents are caused by which of the following?A. Not watching where you walkB. Thinks left on floors and walkwaysC. Rain puddlesD. A and B only 5. Which of the following poses a considerable risk to farm workers?A. Noise-induced hearing lossB. Skin diseasesC. CancerD. All of the choices46. Which among the following pairs for Bird and Loftus' Domino Theory is/are correct?I. Lack of Control-OriginII.Incident-ContactIII. Immediate Causes (s)-SymptomsIV. Basic Cause(s)-Management (s)A. I and II onlyB. I and III onlyC. II and III onlyD. II and IV only47. Which among the following is/ are part/s of the five dominos of the Bird and Loftus' Domino Theory andis/are correctly defined?1. Lack of Control: An undesired event that could or does contact a source of energy above thethreshold limit of body or structureII. Incident: primary symptoms of all incidents are unsafe acts and unsafe conditions.III. Immediate Causes (s): refers to the functions of a managerIV. Basic Cause(s): lack of knowledge or skill, improper motivation, and/or physical or mental problemsA. III onlyB. IV onlyC. I and III onlyD. II and IV onlyFNG10

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40. Which of the following ways is the most likely for terrorists to acquire biological agents? 1. Collaborate with a laboratory employee II. Steal a high-level agent such as smallpox III. Genetically engineer an agent IV. Acquire select agents such as anthrax from natural sources V. Burglarize low-security laboratories A. I, II, III, and IV B. III, IV, and V C. I, IV, and V D. II, III, IV, and V 41. Despite his struggle to keep her eyes open on the road, Coach Mandy started her drive to work. What part of the accident chain best characterizes Coach Mandy's actions? A. The Unsafe Situation B. The Unsafe Habit C. The Unsafe Action D. The Result 42. Which of the following is an ergonomic risk factor? A. Contact stress B. Environment C. Posture D. All of the choices the following?

40. Which of the following ways is the most likely for terrorists to acquire biological agents? 1. Collaborate with a laboratory employee II. Steal a high-level agent such as smallpox III. Genetically engineer an agent IV. Acquire select agents such as anthrax from natural sources V. Burglarize low-security laboratories A. I, II, III, and IV B. III, IV, and V C. I, IV, and V D. II, III, IV, and V 41. Despite his struggle to keep her eyes open on the road, Coach Mandy started her drive to work. What part of the accident chain best characterizes Coach Mandy's actions? A. The Unsafe Situation B. The Unsafe Habit C. The Unsafe Action D. The Result 42. Which of the following is an ergonomic risk factor? A. Contact stress B. Environment C. Posture D. All of the choices the following?

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