HARAMBEE UNIVERSITY TVET PROGRAM PHARMACY DEPARTMENT

MANAGE PHARMACEUTICAL SERVICES ASSESSMENT TWO 60% times allowed 40 minutes

Name _______________________________________ ID. ____________________Sec.____________
Part one. Choose the best answer and write on the answer sheet given below
1. Overexertion or repetitive movement that causes muscular strain is the potential harm of what hazards?

A. Electricity C. Hazardous chemicals

B. Gravity D. Manual tasks

2. What types of hazard by Falling objects cause fractures, bruises, lacerations, dislocations, concussion,
permanent injuries or death

A. Extreme temperatures C. Manual tasks

B. Electricity D. Gravity

3.What kind of hazard causes hypothermia or frost bite

A. Radiation C. Hazardous chemicals

B. Noise D. Extreme temperatures

4.Potential harm of Ultra violet, welding arc flashes, micro waves and lasers can cause burns, cancer or
blindness sourced by

A. Noise C. Extreme temperatures

B. Radiation D. Gravity

5. The Hazard that have potential harm exposure to loud sound can cause permanent hearing damage

A. Noise C. Radiation
B. Gravity D. None

6. Hazards generally arise from the following aspects of work and their interaction.

A. Physical work environment C. Work design and management

B. Work tasks and how they are performed D. All

7. Steps of managing OHS processes for a small organization or group(s) of persons undertaking a range of
work are all except

A. Identify hazards C. Assess the risk

B. Consultation of workers D. Control the risk

8. _____ are potential hazard when exposure to blood-borne pathogens or pathogens transmitted in body
fluids or secretions to mucous membranes by contact with contaminated surfaces
 A. biological hazards C. Administrative measures
B. Engineering measures D. Personal protective equipment
9. Which one of the following are the Engineering measures Biological hazards

A. Development of vaccines C. Worker education

B. PEP D. Immunization program
10. Exposure to hazardous drugs through formulation procedure are the Potential hazards in pharmaceutical
services of _____
A. Chemical C. Physical
B. Biological D. None
11. Proper containment when making up drugs are what type of measurements for chemical hazards
A. Potential hazard C. Administrative measurements
B. Engineering measurement D. Personal protective equipments
12. _____ can be defined as the decision making process that results in an opinion as to the degree of risk
arising from exposure to chemical, physical, biological, or other agents

A. Control C. Evaluation
B. Management D. Administrative
13. Noise evaluation surveys will help us to determine
A. Whether noise problems exist or not; C. What equipment or process is producing the noise,
B. How noisy is created in each work place or station, D. All

14. Medicines which are unfit for use should be disposed properly after getting approval from the appropriate
organ are handled as

A. Useable drugs C. A and B

B. Waste and disposal medicine D. All
15. How we dispose fluid pharmaceuticals by
A. Dilute and flushing to swear C. Reuse for clients
B. Burning of package D. All
Part two. Write true for the correct statements and false for the incorrect one
16. After disposal of medicines waste have been carried out, disposal certificates will be issued by the
appropriate organ
17. An organization which does not have an approved disposal facility may not use disposal referral system of
licensed disposal firms, medicines suppliers or central disposal sites.
18. The disposal of medicines waste not carried out according to the sorting procedures and recommended
disposal methods by the appropriate organ
19. Disposal sites should be environment and society friendly and be approved by appropriate organ in
accordance with Environment Impact Assessment (EIA).
20. Each medicine waste not recorded on the register book
21. The disposal site must be safe in order to prevent re-use of any medicines waste including re-packing and
re-labeling
22. Security measures to prevent scavenging must be in place at disposal sites and temporary storage areas.
23. Manufacturers and suppliers can also provide information about hazards and safety precautions for specific
substances
24. Some hazards can affect health over a long period of time or may result in stress
25. Worker surveys may also be undertaken to obtain information about matters such as workplace bullying,
as well as muscular aches and pains that can signal potential hazards
Part three. Writing the best answers
1. Write three methods of identifying hazards
2. Write four steps of managing OHS processes for a small organization or group(s) of persons
undertaking a range of work
3. Write three safety measures in controlling biological hazards potential biological hazards
4. Write four purposes of a detailed noise survey for noise evaluations
5. Write at least six Procedures of proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste

Bonus
1. write Noise evaluation surveys will help us to determine
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