Assessment of Physical Environmental Hazards and Their Health Consequences

This exam delves into the theoretical principles of physical environmental hazards, their classifications, and the corresponding health consequences. It investigates aspects such as noise pollution, radiation exposure, and other physical agents that threaten public health.

The relevance of understanding physical hazards is underscored by their significant implications for population health, necessitating effective monitoring and regulation to safeguard communities from adverse health outcomes.

Students will be assessed on their ability to verbally explain the nature of various physical hazards, their health impacts, and their understanding of the frameworks involved in risk assessment related to these hazards.

Active engagement with recent case studies of physical environmental health risks will enhance students' ability to articulate and contextualize these issues in real-world scenarios.