FC0-U61 · Question #146
Which of the following should be done to reduce physical safety hazards around a newly installed computer?
The correct answer is C. Bundle loose cables with zip ties or Velcro straps.. Loose cables around a newly installed computer pose a significant tripping hazard and can lead to accidental disconnections or equipment damage. Bundling them with ties effectively reduces these physical safety risks.
Question
Which of the following should be done to reduce physical safety hazards around a newly installed computer?
Options
- AVerify all connections are seated properly.
- BAvoid placing other computers nearby.
- CBundle loose cables with zip ties or Velcro straps.
- DAttach all peripherals to the computer.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- B4% (1)
- C96% (22)
Why each option
Loose cables around a newly installed computer pose a significant tripping hazard and can lead to accidental disconnections or equipment damage. Bundling them with ties effectively reduces these physical safety risks.
Verifying connections ensures functionality but does not directly address the physical safety hazard of loose cables themselves.
Avoiding placing other computers nearby might be for space or heat, but it does not directly reduce tripping hazards.
Loose cables can create tripping hazards for individuals walking nearby, potentially leading to falls or damage to equipment if cables are snagged. Bundling them with zip ties or Velcro straps neatly manages cabling, significantly reducing these physical safety risks.
Attaching all peripherals is necessary for functionality, but if the cables remain loose, it does not reduce the safety hazard.
Concept tested: Cable management and physical safety
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