Question

extra credit optional using the venn diagram what are similarities and differences of direct contact and indirect contact. list 4 different types of face protection and how they protect that part. a. b. c. d. at how many miles do you send athletes in doors for safety when lightning is a concern? how long do you have to wait before returning outside? what type of insurance should professionals have?

Explanation:

1. For the Venn - diagram question about direct and indirect contact: In the overlapping part of the Venn - diagram, list similarities such as both being forms of interaction. In the non - overlapping parts, list differences like direct contact involves physical touch while indirect contact does not.
2. Four types of face protection and their functions:

• Safety goggles: Protect eyes from debris, chemicals.
• Face shields: Protect the entire face from splashes, impacts.
• Respirators with face - pieces: Protect against inhaling harmful particles or gases.
• Helmets with face - guards (in sports): Protect face from impacts during sports activities.

1. For lightning safety: Athletes are typically sent indoors when lightning is within 6 - 10 miles. Wait at least 30 minutes after the last thunderclap before returning outside.
2. Types of insurance professionals should have: Professional liability insurance to cover errors and omissions, general liability insurance for third - party bodily injury or property damage claims, health insurance for personal medical needs, and disability insurance to replace income if unable to work due to illness or injury.

Answer:

1. Similarities in Venn - diagram overlap, differences in non - overlapping parts.
2. a. Safety goggles: Protect eyes from debris, chemicals.

b. Face shields: Protect entire face from splashes, impacts.
c. Respirators with face - pieces: Protect against inhaling harmful substances.
d. Helmets with face - guards (in sports): Protect face from sports impacts.

1. Send athletes indoors when lightning is 6 - 10 miles away. Wait 30 minutes after last thunderclap.
2. Professional liability, general liability, health, disability insurance.