Question 1. Organic solvents are a family of compounds that are used extensively in industry. List some examples of organic solvents, and discuss how they are hazardous and what protective measures can be used to control exposure.

Question 2. List the six major categories of occupational illnesses, and give three examples of each. What are some methods that can be used to control potential exposures in the workplace?

Question 3. Personal and area monitoring are discussed in Chapter 3. Define each type of sampling technique, give an example, and discuss how the data collected for each is used. Be sure to include information regarding extractive sampling and direct-reading methods as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each.

Question 4. Discuss the various ways that hazardous chemicals can enter the human body.

Question 5. Discuss safe practices that can be used for working with chemicals in laboratories

Question 6. It is important to always look for the best possible control measure for a hazard in the workplace. Share with the class an example of a situation where an engineering control can replace PPE as the selected control in a situation of which you have some knowledge. How would this work, and why has it not been used. If you have not had a personal experience, do some research and relate to the class what you have learned.