Question

Which of the following statements is not true of occupational exposures?

	a.	Some carcinogens were first recognized by finding clusters of cancer in workers exposed to them on the job
	b.	Workers today are more likely to die of occupational diseases than workers of the past century
	c.	Workers are more likely to be exposed to large amounts of toxic chemicals than ordinary citizens.
	d.	The Occupational Safety and Health Act empowered the federal government to set standards for occupational exposures

Who must ultimately be responsible for environmental health?

	a.	Industries, because they contribute the greatest amount of environmental pollution
	b.	Local governments because they are in a position to detect environmental pollution and the harm it does.
	c.	Individual citizens, because they can decide whether or not to put the waste they produce into the environment
	d.	The federal government, because pollution can spread widely, and those harmed by it are often not those that produce it

Who must ultimately be responsible for environmental health?

	a.	Industries, because they contribute the greatest amount of environmental pollution
	b.	Local governments because they are in a position to detect environmental pollution and the harm it does.
	c.	Individual citizens, because they can decide whether or not to put the waste they produce into the environment
	d.	The federal government, because pollution can spread widely, and those harmed by it are often not those that produce it

All of the following are important indoor air pollutants except:

	a.	Tobacco smoke
	b.	Radon
	c.	Formaldehyde
	d.	Lead

Answer 1

ANSWER.

* Occupation exposure is the exposure to chemical substances by workers

in industries and other working places as a part of job.

* Statement not true about occupational exposure is

        B) Workers today are more likely to die of occupational disease than workers

              of the past century.

D) Federal government is responsible for environment health because pollution can

     spread widely and those who harmed by it are often not those that produce it.

C) Indoor air pollutants make pollution in an indoor environment like building or home

     the important indoor pollutant includes tobacco smoke,radon and lead except

    Formaldehyde.

* Formaldehyde is an outdoor air pollutant.