NHSA Module 9 Practice Test

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• Because alcohol has a less sedating effect on teens, _______ when compared to adults.
• Which practice is NOT typically part of safety steps when handling high-risk medications?
• It is okay for a minor to give another minor alcohol.
• Which is the best overall strategy for a minor to prevent alcohol-related consequences?
• Which statement best reflects electrical safety in Module 9?
• Define barcoding and its role in medication safety.
• Apart from suspicion for drunk driving, in what situation does the Implied Consent law apply?
• Which factor most directly influences the risk of a collision when alcohol is involved?
• Which statement best describes the importance of hand hygiene in infection control?
• Which statement best reflects a core electrical safety practice?
• Which trait is commonly seen in youths who start drinking before age 12?
• Which describes a possible behavioral effect of stimulants?
• How should sensitive patient information be stored to minimize risk of breach?
• Which elements are included in a comprehensive risk assessment?
• A youth's perception that they will have a __________ experience with alcohol can put them at risk for drinking at a young age.
• The statement 'At one time, the U.S. Constitution outlawed all alcohol sales' is true or false?
• Which tool is commonly used to identify root causes in RCA?
• What is the most important reason to have a back-up transportation plan if you will be drinking?
• Which statement about youth perceptions and risk is accurate?
• Which PPE item is primarily used to protect the eyes?
• Why is proper documentation critical in incident investigations?
• Which statement best explains why teens are at greater risk when consuming alcohol?
• Why might two people have different impairment levels after using the same drug?
• What is the blood alcohol concentration at which a minor could be convicted of a DUI under the Zero Tolerance law?
• Alcohol and drugs affect motor skills in what way?
• The consequences of drinking and driving are likely to be _______.
• Which action best reduces the risk when you plan to drink?
• In SBAR communication, which component provides the recommended action?
• What is the effect of alcohol on perception as described in the material?
• The emotional impact for those involved in a fatal crash is likely to be...
• What is 'change management' and why is it important?
• Which statement correctly differentiates a policy from a procedure?
• Marijuana use has a very different effect on school performance than alcohol does.
• Under the Zero Tolerance law, the group that the policy targets is
• For someone under the legal drinking age, a DUI is defined by a BAC of what?
• Under the Zero Tolerance law, you must be 'drunk' to be convicted of drinking and driving.
• Why are 'vulnerable roadway users' at increased risk when motorists drive under the influence?
• Which statement is least aligned with safe decision making?
• The Implied Consent law relates to what action by the driver?
• Which event is commonly cited as a sentinel event?
• After a DUI conviction, which legal action is commonly taken by authorities?
• What best describes the purpose of a Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)?
• Which of the following statements about hallucinogens is true?
• Peer pressure can be helpful because...
• A person on stimulants may act more which way?
• Which statement best differentiates privacy and security of PHI?
• Which statement best describes HIPAA's role in PHI handling?
• Which of the following is NOT a good approach to dealing with negative peer pressure?
• What makes hallucinogens so dangerous to drivers?
• What is one danger of taking a combination of drugs before driving?
• Which statement best describes a just culture in NHSA safety?
• What is the primary purpose of policy review and revision in Module 9 safety governance?
• What is data governance and its relevance to NHSA safety frameworks?
• Which statement is true about impairment from prescription drugs?
• What is chemical hygiene and when is it applied?
• How is monitoring effectiveness incorporated after implementing corrective actions?
• If convicted of a DUI/DWI what reality awaits you?
• What best describes the purpose of CPD in safety and regulatory compliance?
• What is quality improvement and how does it differ from quality assurance?
• Which BAC level is associated with a potential minor DUI under Zero Tolerance law?
• Which option best represents abstinence from alcohol?
• What is the purpose of an incident reporting system?
• All drugs have a direct impact on driving ability.
• At what point does a driver agree to be bound by the Implied Consent law?
• Why are competency assessments important for safety-critical tasks?
• Which statement best describes the role of monitoring in safety programs?
• How should workload and staffing be addressed to reduce risk in Module 9?
• At what age do children stop thinking of alcohol in a negativity way?
• In Georgia, how many DUI limits exist depending on the kind of driver?
• Which components are typically included in infection prevention efforts?
• Which statement about Zero Tolerance is most accurate?
• What is breach notification and when might it be required?
• Which statement about barcoding in medication safety is true?
• Which practice best describes a proper breach response to PHI exposure?
• When compared with adults, teens are _____________ to choose to drink and drive.
• What best describes a comprehensive incident investigation framework?
• The Rhomberg test is part of which assessment?
• What specific elements are included in chemical hygiene practices?
• Refusing a breath test can lead to what outcome?
• A DUI conviction is typically accessible to which groups through background checks?
• There can be a decline in visual functions and ability to multitask while driving at a BAC of...
• How should internal audits be used in Module 9?
• The consequences of DUI can be described as which of the following?
• Which statement about adolescent drinking and exposure to violent traumas is accurate?
• Under Zero Tolerance, could a minor be convicted of a DUI with a BAC of .02?
• A low BAC can still impair judgment.
• Reflexes and reactions are the same.
• Which statement best defines a near miss?
• Which statement best describes the overall effect of alcohol and drugs on driving skills?
• Which statement best describes the reporting flow for a confidentiality breach?
• Alcohol can impair a person after how many drinks?
• What is a core reason for using privacy by design in IT systems?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between a just culture and reporting?
• The part of the brain that controls a youth's ability to reason and use sound judgement is not fully developed until what age?
• Under Zero Tolerance law, you must be drunk to be convicted.
• Which of the following is true of a person with a low BAC?
• What is the most reliable way to avoid losing your driving privileges because of drinking?
• How does trend analysis support safety improvement?
• How can the effectiveness of safety interventions be measured?
• Which scenario reduces the risk of an alcohol-related crash?
• How do 'depressant' drugs primarily affect driving?
• Which of the following is a law related to drinking and driving under the age of 21?
• In a just culture, organizations aim to balance accountability and learning, while addressing reckless behavior.
• What is the primary purpose of an emergency action plan in NHSA safety?
• Which statement is accurate when it comes to driving under the influence?
• When should a designated driver be chosen?
• Explain the PDCA cycle and its relevance to quality improvement.
• When is a data privacy impact assessment (DPIA) used?
• Which is a typical element of physical security within safety modules?
• How do leading indicators differ from lagging indicators?
• If convicted of a Class B misdemeanor or greater your criminal record will be...
• Which of the following best defines a sentinel event?
• Under Zero Tolerance, the threshold BAC for minors is…
• How many drinks can the average person have before reaching a BAC of .02?
• Which age is cited as when the brain's development affecting reasoning is not complete?
• Which statement best describes the goal of risk mitigation actions after a risk assessment?
• Which of the following is a type of corrective action that might follow a root cause analysis?
• What should you do if you plan to drink or be under the influence?
• Can a police officer issue a DUI for a prescription drug?
• Motor skills refer to which of the following?
• Teens are less likely to drink and drive compared to adults. Which statement best reflects this?
• Alcohol distorts all of your senses. This means that alcohol causes your brain to begin receiving what?
• Why is a teenager's brain more susceptible to the effects of alcohol?
• Define 'continuous professional development' (CPD) and its importance in Module 9.
• What best describes physical security definition and why it is included in safety modules?
• Hallucinogens create a fictional environment. Which choice completes the statement?
• Narcotics, depressants, and certain antihistamines are known to cause which symptom?
• What is the number one reason teens get in accidents?
• What does SBAR stand for, and how is it used?
• Which personality trait is common among youths who begin drinking before age 12?
• Between ages 16-20, is it possible to obtain a limited use driving permit if your license is suspended?
• The financial impact of drug use is limited to the cost of the drugs.
• Statistics show that alcohol increases the risk of collision depending on a person's...
• The statement 'You must experience something for yourself before you know if it is good or bad' is:
• After becoming intoxicated, how long can alcohol continue to impact mental faculties?
• Alcohol can continue to affect mental faculties for up to 48 hours after drinking.
• You can navigate through peer pressure by...
• Which of the following is NOT a typical step in conducting a root cause analysis?
• How can you demonstrate a proactive safety culture to regulators?
• What role does a safety culture play in NHSA?
• What is the role of training needs analysis in NHSA Module 9?
• Which statement about historical alcohol policy is true?
• Under 21, your license can be suspended for which action?
• Why can using amphetamines after drinking heavily reduce feelings of drunkenness?
• Which statement about youth perceptions and risk is true?
• Which effect of drug usage makes some drugs especially dangerous when driving?
• Why is it impossible to judge how a drug will affect you based on the experiences of others?
• Which PPE is most directly used to protect clothing and skin from contamination?
• Which statement about parental alcoholism and a child's risk of alcoholism is accurate?
• Adolescents who __________ report higher rates of physical abuse, sexual abuse, or other violent traumas.
• In a DPIA, which activity is essential?
• Why are after-action reviews important after an incident?
• Is precaution needed when using over-the-counter or prescription drugs?
• Under what law can you be required to submit to chemical testing for alcohol use?
• What is the primary purpose of a risk assessment in healthcare risk management?
• What is 'safe staffing' and how is it evaluated?
• Which description best defines ergonomic risk assessment in healthcare?
• Which of the following is a strategy to navigate peer pressure?
• When you tell someone 'No' you should...
• What is privacy by design in system development?
• If you've been drinking, what is a good way to keep yourself and others safe?
• What is the difference between compliance and ethics in NHSA safety?
• Which statement about Zero Tolerance laws is accurate?
• What is the purpose of an emergency communication plan?
• Which statement best describes data governance?
• In NHSA, which statement best defines infection prevention?
• Which of the following is NOT a common root cause of medication errors?
• Which action by someone under 21 can lead to license suspension?
• What is the typical sequence for managing a confidentiality breach?
• ________ can be a form of peer pressure.
• Zero Tolerance laws have __________ drinking and driving.
• Children of an alcoholic parent are more likely to become alcoholics themselves.
• Explain why 'multi-disciplinary teams' are used in incident investigations.
• Which statement best describes the role of internal audits?
• Which of the following is not listed as causing drowsiness?
• What best characterizes leading indicators in safety management?
• Which group should receive information through an emergency communication plan?
• Can a DUI be issued for impairment from a prescription drug even if the driver is not intoxicated by alcohol?