Question 1
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Hazardous substances used in the beauty industry must be used according to:
Question 2
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Hazards in the beauty industry include:
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hazardous substances
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air quality
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slips, trips and falls
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all of the above
Question 3
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In a beauty salon, adequate ventilation to control fumes and odours can be provided through:
Question 4
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In the beauty/nail industry, suitable shoes include shoes that are:
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low heeled and comfortable
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open toed and rubber soled
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shoes that are well worn without tread
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a) and b) only
Question 5
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Clean floors, keeping all work areas tidy and good lighting are important safety considerations in a beauty salon to:
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ensure clients can read the magazines
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reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls
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make sure the salon looks uncluttered and attractive to customers
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reduces the risk of backache
Question 6
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When using lasers in beauty treatment, a worker should
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wear protective goggles that meet Australian Standards
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wear a protective face mask that meets international standards
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wear protective gloves that meet European standards
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all of the above
Question 7
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What type/s of radiation can you potentially be exposed to when working in a beauty salon?
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ultraviolet
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infrared
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ultrasound
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all of the above
Question 8
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To reduce fatigue, if an adjustable chair is provided for the client, make sure you adjust it up or down:
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so the client is comfortable
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so you are not stooping or stretching to reach the client
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so the client can see the mirror
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all of the above
Question 9
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What should you NOT do if you receive a burn injury?
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run cool water over the burn
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remove any clothing that may be stuck to the burn
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immediately apply a bandage to the burned area
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b) and c) only
Question 10
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Fatigue at work can be reduced by:
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standing or bending over for long periods of time
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drinking strong coffee and having a high protein lunch
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taking regular breaks and varying work tasks
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all of the above
Question 11
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Under Work Health and Safety Regulations, it is compulsory for employers in all workplaces to:
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identify the smoking habits of workers
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identify, assess and control all health problems of workers
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identify hazards and assess and control risks
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all of the above
Question 12
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Employers have a duty of care to provide personal protective equipment:
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to control all workplace hazards
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when hazards in the workplace cannot be eliminated, or to increase protection
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in hot weather to increase protection
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in preference to isolating the hazard
Question 13
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Employers should give instructions to workers on how to deal with emergencies and tell them where to find:
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emergency services such as the ambulance
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first aid items, emergency exits and fire extinguishers
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personal protective overalls
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all of the above
Question 14
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Under the Work, Health and Safety Act, employers must:
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appoint a Safety Officer
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consult with workers, but only with managers
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provide information, training, instruction and supervision to workers to enable them to work safely
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all of the above
Question 15
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Workers have the right to refuse work if they:
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find the work a bit difficult
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believe they are too qualified to do the work
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believe the work is likely to expose them to an immediate risk of injury or serious harm
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all of the above
Question 16
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Work health and safety laws aim to make workplaces safer and:
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change attitudes to safety
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eliminate fatalities and prevent injury and disease in the workplace
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stop employers threatening workers
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all of the above