ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SCIENCES L6 QZ01

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Occupational health risk assessment considers: Context: teaching hospital. [Environmental Health Sciences NTA Level 6 Practice Set 1, Case 74]

A Only salary B Only job title C Only age D Hazards, exposure, likelihood and consequences E Only building size

A sewage system failure creates concern for: Context: quality-assurance review. [Environmental Health Sciences NTA Level 6 Practice Set 1, Case 37]

A Improved water quality B Sterility C Environmental contamination and transmission of enteric disease D Better air quality E Reduced vector risk automatically

Health education in environmental health should be: Context: district hospital. [Environmental Health Sciences NTA Level 6 Practice Set 1, Case 136]

A Without community engagement B Based on fear alone C Unrelated to local risks D Technically obscure E Relevant, understandable and linked to feasible protective actions

Vector control is most effective when it: Context: outpatient service. [Environmental Health Sciences NTA Level 6 Practice Set 1, Case 135]

A Targets breeding, exposure and transmission using integrated measures B Increases standing water C Avoids community participation D Ignores surveillance E Uses one method regardless of context

A sanitary inspection is used to: Context: professional practice scenario. [Environmental Health Sciences NTA Level 6 Practice Set 1, Case 46]

A Prescribe medicines B Measure blood group C Identify environmental conditions that may create health risks D Replace laboratory testing E Diagnose every disease

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