Respiratory Protection

Subject: *
You are responsible for your respiratory protection. *
True False
The lungs can tell the difference between clean air and contaminated air. *
True False
The two major types of respiratory hazards are oxygen deficiency and contamination. *
True False
Engineering controls can provide 100% protection against respiratory hazards. *
True False
Air-purifying respirators protect against oxygen deficiency. *
True False
Filters and chemical cartridges can be used in combination to protect against multiple respiratory hazards. *
True False
Atmosphere-supplying respirators provide uncontaminated breathing air from the surrounding atmosphere. *
True False
During a positive-pressure user seal check, the inhalation ports are covered. *
True False
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatuses (SCBAs) can be used in atmospheres considered Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health (IDLH). *
True False
Respirator approvals can be found on the respirator, the cartridge or the package. *
True False
Any respirator will fit you correctly if you tighten the straps enough. *
True False
Beards, hair and glasses can all interfere with getting a good face-to-facepiece seal. *
True False
Fit tests must be performed by physicians. *
True False
A respirator should be inspected before each use. *
True False
The company Safety Director is responsible for inspecting each employees respirator. *
True False
Solvents should never be used to clean the plastic or rubber parts of a respirator. *
True False
Respirators should be stored to protect them from physical damage, contamination, dust, sunlight, extreme temperatures, excessive moisture and damaging chemicals. *
True False
SCBAs for emergency use should be stored inside the potential danger area. *
True False
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