Answer Options:
Construction was never completed
50 years
5 years
20 years
10 years
Answer: 10 years
Question: Which of the following are potential hazards which you might encounter in the laboratory? (Select all that apply)
Answer Options:
sharp tools or broken glass
open flames
strong magnetic fields
hot surfaces
Answer: sharp tools or broken glass
open flames
hot surfaces
Question: Saving water can do which of the following?
Answer Options:
Reinforce a facility’s mission and community engagement.
Reduce future water bills.
Help a facility withstand future droughts.
All of these responses are correct.
Reduce energy bills.
Answer: All of these responses are correct.
Question: In the lab, we wear goggles or appropriate safety glasses protect the eyes from [Select all that apply]
Answer Options:
Chemical splashes
Aerosols
Burns from the flame of the Bunsen burner
UV exposure when using UV radiation in the laboratory
Fumes of preservatives used on anatomy specimens.
Answer: Chemical splashes
Aerosols
UV exposure when using UV radiation in the laboratory
Question: The first significant sport facility built in the United States was Union Course, built for baseball and football games.
Answer Options:
True
False
Answer: True
Question: Any facility can be a sport or recreational facility.
Answer Options:
False
True
Answer: True
Question: LEED certification should not be the primary pursuit of a green facility.
Answer Options:
True
False
Answer: False
Question: Which of the following is a key concept that is common to every quality improvement approach?
Answer Options:
A. Measuring processes and outcomes
B. Applying statistical process control
C. Using power tools to address issues in facility management
D. All of these are correct.
E. Only measuring processes and outcomes and applying statistical process control
F. None of these is correct.
Answer: D. All of these are correct.
Question: Which of the following laws is violated by the second type of sexual harassment – conduct that creates a hostile or offensive work environment.
Answer Options:
Civil Rights Act of 1964
Americans with Disabilities Act
Sexual Misconduct Act of 2003
Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA
Answer: Civil Rights Act of 1964
Question: Which law requires workers to be paid minimum wage and possibly overtime?
Answer Options:
FLSA
OSHA
ADA
None of these responses are correct.
Answer: FLSA
Question: Which of the following represent important safety procedures for microbiology students? (Select all that apply)
Answer Options:
Only drink a closed container of water while conducting lab procedures.
Tie hair extra secure around the flame of a Bunsen burner by tying up hair and keeping it from combustibles.
Disinfect your lab bench at the beginning and end of the lab period.
Always wear open-toed shoes so organisms do not become trapped in shoes.
Wash your hands before and after laboratory procedures.
Answer: Only drink a closed container of water while conducting lab procedures.
Tie hair extra secure around the flame of a Bunsen burner by tying up hair and keeping it from combustibles.
Disinfect your lab bench at the beginning and end of the lab period.
Wash your hands before and after laboratory procedures.
Question: Which type of tax is “less fair” when applied across all wage earners?
Answer Options:
regressive
proportional
progressive
flat
Answer: regressive
Question: Facility management entails the art of coordinating the physical workspace with the people and entities that will use the workspace.
Answer Options:
True
False
Answer: True
Question: How much did the Chinese government spend on facilities and infrastructure costs to host the 2008 Olympic Games?
Answer Options:
None of these responses are correct.
$2 Billion
$18 Billion
$40 Billion
$37 Billion
Answer: $40 Billion
Question: Which of the following represent important safety procedures for microbiology students? (Select all that apply)
Answer Options:
Only drink a closed container of water while conducting lab procedures.
Take extra care around the flame of a Bunsen burner by tying up hair and keeping it from combustibles.
Disinfect your lab bench at the beginning and end of the lab period.
Always wear open-toed shoes so organisms do not become trapped in shoes.
Wash your hands before and after laboratory procedures.
Answer: Only drink a closed container of water while conducting lab procedures.
Take extra care around the flame of a Bunsen burner by tying up hair and keeping it from combustibles.
Disinfect your lab bench at the beginning and end of the lab period.
Wash your hands before and after laboratory procedures.
Question: Select the correct uses of the Bunsen burner when aseptically transferring organisms from one medium to another. (Select all that apply)
Answer Options:
Heat the inoculating loop prior to removal of organisms from the culture tube.
Heat the inoculating loop after transfer before returning loop to holder.
Flame the mouth of a culture tube before inserting the inoculating loop.
Heat the inoculating loop just before inserting organisms into a sterile medium.
Flame the mouth of an inoculated tube before replacing the cap.
Answer: Heat the inoculating loop prior to removal of organisms from the culture tube.
Heat the inoculating loop after transfer before returning loop to holder.
Flame the mouth of a culture tube before inserting the inoculating loop.
Heat the inoculating loop just before inserting organisms into a sterile medium.
Flame the mouth of an inoculated tube before replacing the cap.
Question: The lower level of the Coliseum is called the?
Answer Options:
Hypogeum
Pompeji
Answer: Hypogeum
Question: Constituent analysis helps define whom the manager must interact with to positively affect the facility’s long-term success.
Answer Options:
False
True
Answer: True
Question: How many new facilities does an average facility manager build during his or her career?
Answer Options:
None of these responses are correct.
One
Two
None
At least three
Answer: At least three