Respirator Training
Respirator Training Quiz
Enhance your knowledge on respirator safety and protection with our engaging quiz! Test your understanding of cartridge designations, OSHA standards, and proper respirator usage.
This quiz covers essential topics such as:
- Types of respirators
- Fit testing and inspection requirements
- Safety regulations and best practices
1. Which cartridge designation is considered a “HEPA” cartridge?
A. N.P.R. 95
B. N.P.R. 99
C. N.P.R. 100
D. SUV 67
2. Where respirator use is required, it is the responsibility of FACS to provide employees with:
A. Respirators that are applicable, approved, and suitable for the purpose intended
B. Formal Training
C. Medical Evaluation
D. All of the above
3. The primary Federal OSHA standards governing respiratory protection are:
A. 29 CFR 1910.120 and 29 CFR 1910.133
B. 29 CFR 1910.120 and 29 CFR 1910.101
C. 29 CFR 1910.134 and 1926.103
D. 29 CFR 1910.134 and 1926.650
4. The two major classes of respirators are:
A. Self-contained breathing apparatus and supplied air respirators
B. Air-purifying respirators (APRs) and atmosphere-supplying respirators (ASRs)
C. Full facepiece and half-mask
D. Cartridge and canister
5. A fit test is performed to ensure that the respirator is:
A. NIOSH approved
B. The proper size/shape for the face, and a proper seal is achieved
C. The right style and color for the air contaminant
D. None of the above
6. In an atmosphere containing an oil aerosol hazard, the incorrect particulate cartridge is:
A. Rated “N”
B. Rated “P”
C. Rated “R”
D. None of the above
7. The correct meaning for PEL is:
A. Potential Exit Level
B. Permissible Entrance Level
C. Permissible Exposure Limit
D. Possible Exit Limit
8. What does the acronym SCBA stand for?
A. Self-Contained Bottle Asphyxiate
B. Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
C. Sorry Case of Binomial Arithmetic
D. Self-Continence Biopsy Assessment
9. Air purifying respirators can only be used if the oxygen concentration is greater than/equal to:
A. 20.9% by volume
B. 20% by volume
C. 19.5% by volume
D. 20.5% by volume
10. Respirator cartridges use color-coded labels to identify:
A. Respirator’s manufacturer.
B. Most recent inspection dates.
C. Chemicals classes the respirator protects against
11. OSHA mandates that a change-out schedule, detailing the frequency with which the cartridges are changed, be written and followed when exposed to what type of air contaminant?
A. Dust
B. Mist
C. Organic Vapor, Gas
D. Fume
12. When working in an IDLH atmosphere, which of the following would apply?
A. Use an APR respirator
B. Use an ASR respirator
C. Have a standby employee outside of the IDLH area
D. Both (b) and (c)
13. The respirator must be inspected:
A. Before use and during cleaning
B. Daily
C. Weekly
D. Annually
14. Breathing air used in ASRs shall meet the specification for:
A. Grade A
B. Grade B
C. Grade K
D. Grade D
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