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Workplace violence is defined as:

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A threat towards a worker in their workplace that can reasonably be expected to cause harm, injury of illness to that worker.

A behaviour towards a worker in their workplace that can reasonably be expected to cause harm, injury of illness to that worker.

Physical assaults and psychological trauma

Vandalism, sabotage, pushing, theft

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Work$-$related factors that increase the risk of violence:

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Working with the public

Handling money

Having a mobile workplace

All of the above

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Which occupation group is most at risk for workplace violence?

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Police and security

Health care workers

Public works employees

Retail employees

Question $29(1$ point$)$

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Which of the following a workplace violence risk reduction strategy?

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Control of access

Activity support

Administrative controls

All of the above

Question $30(1$ point$)$

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Workplace assessments for violence should consider which of the following:

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Internal and external factors

Interventions

Communication

None of the above

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Installing surveillance cameras is an example of what type of control methods:

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Engineering

Administrative

Substitution

Eliminations

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Proper work practices is an examples of a category of:

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Engineering controls

Administrative controls

Substitution

Elimination

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Designing for maximum visibility is an example of:

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Engineering controls

Administrative controls

Substitution

Elimination

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Utilizing a security guard for a worker making deliveries s an example of a:

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Engineering controls

Administrative controls

Substitution

Elimination

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Domestic violence is defined as:

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Any form of abuse or neglect that a child or adult experiences from a family member

Any form of abuse or neglect that a child or adult experiences from a family member, or from someone with whom they have an intimate relationship

A behaviour towards a worker in their workplace that can reasonably be expected to cause harm, injury of illness to that worker

Physical assaults and psychological trauma

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Workplace Bullying is defined as:

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Unreasonable behaviour directed towards a worker that creates a risk to health and safety

Malicious comments against a worker or workplace

Any form of abuse towards a worker

None of the above

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Constantly changing work guidelines is an example of:

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Bullying

Harassment

Violence

None of the above

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A workplace violence prevention program provides guidance on:

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Developing prevention measures

Reporting

Incidence follow up

All of the above

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An objective of a Workplace Violence Prevention Program is:

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Assist staff in addressing Workplace Violence

Take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances to prevent Workplace Violence

Reporting and investigating Workplace Violence

All of the above

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Some risk factors for Workplace Violence:

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Working with unstable or volatile persons

Handling money or valuables

Mobile Workplaces

All of the above

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A component of a Workplace Violence Risk Assessment includes:

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Seeking input from workers

Implementing controls

Defining violent behaviour

None of the above

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A workplace violence prevention program should be created to:

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Suit the workplace

Be specific to the nature of work

Suit the employee group

All of the above

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A Workplace Violence Risk Assessment generally looks at:

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Risks posed by the physical environment

The controls and programs in place

A report that identifies areas of risk

All of the above

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Workplace Violence Risk Assessment physical environment takes into consideration:

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Lighting and security

Engineering controls

Administrative controls

None of the above

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Bill $168$ was passed as a result of:

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The murder of a nurse, Lori Dupont in Windsor, ON

Increasing number of incidents of workpl