Asked by Kristen Hauser on Sep 23, 2024
Emily, a secretary at the local weekly newspaper, accidentally slams her index finger in the file drawer. She gasps and passes out. After a minute or two she regains consciousness. She gets some ice from the kitchen for her finger and continues to work the rest of the day on projects that don't require typing. Must this incident be recorded for OSHA?
A) No, this did not require medical treatment other than first aid
B) No, this did not result in a transfer to another job
C) Yes, this resulted in a loss of consciousness
D) No, the loss of consciousness was momentary and due to shock, not injury
E) Yes, Emily suffered psychological stress from this accident
OSHA
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, a U.S. government agency responsible for ensuring safe and healthy working conditions.
Medical Treatment
Professional care, therapy, or medication given to relieve, manage, or cure health conditions or injuries.
Loss of Consciousness
A state in which a person is not awake and aware of themselves and their environment, often resulting from illness, injury, or medical conditions.
- Understand the role and regulations of agencies such as OSHA in enforcing workplace safety.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the role and regulations of agencies such as OSHA in enforcing workplace safety.
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