NHSA Module 9 Practice Test

Which elements are included in a comprehensive risk assessment?

All of the above Identify hazards Estimate likelihood and impact Determine mitigation actions

Correct Answer:

All of the above

Explanation:

A comprehensive risk assessment involves recognizing what could cause harm, evaluating how likely each hazard is and how severe its consequences could be, and outlining actions to reduce or control the risk. Identifying hazards gives you the list of potential problems to address; estimating likelihood and impact helps you prioritize which hazards need attention and resources; and determining mitigation actions translates the assessment into concrete steps to prevent or lessen harm. Because all three elements are essential, the best choice is the one that includes all of them. Focusing on only one part would miss important aspects: hazards without evaluation or actions, evaluation without a plan, or a plan without knowing what hazards exist.

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