Exam 23: Noise and Vibration Hazards

Noise can be eliminated at its source by enclosing the source.

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Question 21

The human ear is most sensitive at about 500 Hz.

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Question 22

Legislation in each Canadian jurisdiction requires that employees be protected from excessive noise in the workplace.

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Question 23

Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAV) is a form of Raynaud's syndrome that afflicts workers who use vibrating power tools frequently over time.

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Question 24

The fundamental hazard associated with excessive noise is hearing loss.

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Noise can be eliminated at its source by enclosing the source.

The human ear is most sensitive at about 500 Hz.

Legislation in each Canadian jurisdiction requires that employees be protected from excessive noise in the workplace.

Hand-arm vibration syndrome (HAV) is a form of Raynaud's syndrome that afflicts workers who use vibrating power tools frequently over time.

The fundamental hazard associated with excessive noise is hearing loss.

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