Safety Vocab Flashcards

(33 cards)

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trips and falls

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occur when someone loses balance due to colliding with an unseen object or an uneven surface and stumbles; number one cause of accidents

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landslides

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falling of stacked papers, boxes, files, and more in an office

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3
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back strain

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hurting and putting stress on your back; occurs when proper posture, sitting, or lifting techniques are not used

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lifting procedures

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use leg muscles, not back muscles, to perform tasks, hold a heavy load in front of you at waist height and close to your body, do not stoop—-bend (squat), and ask for help if the load is too heavy

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5
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equipment safety

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precautions taken to ensure safe and correct use of equipment; be careful of jamming printers, turn off the power on the machine and unplug it when a machine does not work, etc.

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electrical shock

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high-voltage shock is carried throughout the body and can cause injury/death (occurs if the machine is not properly grounded or wires are exposed)

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7
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fire safety

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do not mix a heat source, fuel, and oxygen

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computer safety

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using a computer in proper surroundings, not creating stress online, and being careful with your information online; monitor is the most dangerous part of a computer

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9
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eye strain

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results from being in front of a digital screen for too long or bright surroundings

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psychological stress

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pressures in the office create a strain on your well-being and happiness; can cause accidents.

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11
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bad neighborhoods

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unsafe and unreliable websites; try to steal personal information or scam you

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12
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social networks

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platforms used to socially interact and communicate online

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internet

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global computer network providing a variety of information and communication facilities, consisting of interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols

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14
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online purchases

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things bought online

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15
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phishing

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sending bad emails to induce individuals to reveal personal information, such as passwords and credit card numbers

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16
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cyber-bullying

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threatening or intimidating someone through electronic communication

17
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username

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identification used by a person with access to a computer, network, or online service

18
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password

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list of unique characters/phrases that allows access to a computer system or service

19
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identity theft

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someone pretending to be you online for gain (mainly financially related)

20
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personal information

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birthday, social security number, address, age, school, etc.

21
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chat rooms

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anonymous place for people to meet and communicate about a specific topic online

22
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5Ws of website evaluation

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Who- Who is the author of the website?
What- What information does the website give?
When- When was the site created?
Where- Where did the author get his/her information?
Why- Why should I use this web page?
used to check credibility

23
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criteria

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standard by which something may be judged or decided; characteristics or qualities of a website

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domain

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extension of a website; .gov (info), .com (sell), .edu (school, info), etc.

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URL
uniform resource locator; web address
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authority
whether or not an author of a website is an expert
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accuracy
whether or not the website has correct and researched information; is it verifiable?
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objectivity
bias; whether or not the website is opinionated; perspective of website
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contact information
how to get in touch with a website; phone number, email, etc.
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return policy
documentation of a verifiable process of a customer taking previously purchased merchandise back to the retailer, and in turn receiving a refund in the original form of payment, exchange for another item, or a store credit
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currency
whether or not a website is up-to-date; should be updated 3-6 months ago
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privacy policy
statement/legal document that discloses if or how the site is going to share your information with other people
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terms of service
protects company; tells customers what will be legally required of them if they use the service