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5.1 - Overview of programs Flashcards

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What is the OPNAVINST for NAVOSH Forces Afloat?

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OPNAVINST 5100.19 SERIES

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Navy Safety and Occ Health Program Manual for SHORE COMMANDS?

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OPNAVINST 5100.23

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Occ Safety and Healthy Act (OSHACT) of 1970 is…?

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  • Establish a occ safety and health program
  • safe and healthy work place conditions
  • acquire/provide/maintain/require PPE
  • keep records
  • make annual report to Sec of Labor
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State the authority/purpose of the OSHACT of 1970?

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  • Directs the head of each Fed Dept and Agency to est. OCC Safety/Health Program
  • provide safe/healthy employment
  • Aquire/maintain/provide proper PPE
  • Keep good records
  • Consult SEC of Labor about adequacy of forms/records
  • Make annual report to Sec of Labor regarding occ accidents/injuries under program
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When was OSHA created?

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  • Created by Dept of Labor

- April 28, 1970

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What is OSHA’s purpose?

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- Admin side of Safety
Ensure safe and healthful working conditions, by setting/enforcing standards through 
- training
- outreach
- education
- assistance
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What is NIOSH?

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National Institute of Occ Safety and Health

  • Principal agency to eliminate job hazards
  • Technical assistance to OSHA
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Whats the difference between SECNAV and OPNAV instructions?

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  • SECNAV is Navy/Marines

- OPNAV is just Navy

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What is SECNAVINST 5100.10?

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Dept of Navy policy for:

  • SAFETY, MISHAP PREVENTION, OCC HEALTH AND FIRE PROTECTION PROG!!!
  • Primarily for fire protection programs afloat and ashore
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WHat is OPNAVINST 5100.23 series for?

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Navy Occ Safety and Health Program Manual

- Manual covers 30 topics/programs for SHORE FACILITIES

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What is OPNAVINST 5100.19 series for?

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Navy Occ Safety and Health Program Manual for FORCES AFLOAT!

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OPNAVINST 5100.19 consists of for sections, what are they?

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A - SOH Program Admin
B - Major Hazard Specific Chap
C - Surface Ship Safety Standards
D - Submarines Safety Standards

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WHat is NAVMED P-5010-3 Rev 2, CH 3?

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PMT Bible

- Prevention of heat/cold stress injuries/ashore, afloat, and ground forces

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COMDTINST M5100.47?

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Coast Guard PMT guidance

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What is industrial Hygiene ?

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  • Science that details with recognition, evaluation, and control of potential health hazards in work environment
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What is the Assistant Secretary of the Navy’s responsibility with NAVOSH Programs?

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  • Energy Installations and Environmental*

- Designated Occ Safety/Health Official for DON

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CNO with regards to NAVOSH?

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Establishes planning, programming, staffing and budgeting

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Fleet Commanders (TYCOMS) for NAVOSH?

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Program oversight conducted on subordinate commands every 3 years

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Immediate Superiors in Command (ISIC) regarding NAVOSH?

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  • assist in occ safety/health discrepancies are identified and prioritized
  • ensure safety/industrial hygiene surveys
  • periodic NAVOSH inspections
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Commander Naval Sea Systems Command role in NAVOSH?

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  • Ensure OCC Safety/Health aspect considered in all navy designs
  • ENG control of significatn OCC health problems
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Commander NAVAL Safety Center role in NAVOSH?

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Conducts operational Safety Assessments

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CO role with regards to NAVOSH?

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  • Designates command safety O
  • Establish Safety Council (CO is Chair)
  • Formal workplace inspection ANNUALLY
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Safety officer role in NAVOSH?

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Manages NAVOSH Program

- reports to XO

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Primary Duty Safety Officer are assigned to what ships?

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CVN - Carrier
LHA - Landing Helo Assault
LHD - Landing Helo Dock
AS - Sub Tender

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Collateral duty officer, enlisted replacement is?

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Chief petty officer only with waiver from TYCOM Commander

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Maintain/Analysis of NAVOSH records for Safety Officer/Col Duty Safety Officers include?

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  • Inspections
  • Surveys
  • injury reports
  • mishap statistics
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Med O/MDR role for NAVOSH?

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  • Direct access to CO for all medical aspects of NAVOSH
  • Schedule/conduct/record exams
  • coordinate with Safety O
    • Industrial Hygiene, Rad Health, OCC Medicine
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Safety Council Members?

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CO/XO
Safety O
TrainO
Dept Head
MED O/Rep
CMC
***Meet quarterly***
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Safety Inspections for NAVOSH/Records?

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  • Conducted Annually

- Retain results for 2 years

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Who can do random walkthroughs?

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CO, XO, Dept Head, DIVO, Work Center Sup

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Required time periods for Afloat Operational Safety Assessment (AOSA)?

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Conducted every 6 years on ships/subs

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What is the purpose of the Med Surveillance Program?

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Monitor Health of individuals exposed to hazards:

- Job cert/re-cert

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If supervisor fails to take appropriate actions for safety hazards?

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OPNAV 3120/5 (Safety Hazard Report)

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What is the description of the Hazard Abatement Program?

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Process for identified hazards to be recorded/tracked/corrected to completion
- run to ground until corrected/eliminated

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For RAC What is Hazard Severity?

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assessment of worst expected consequences by

- degree of injury, illness, physical damage as result of hazard

36
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Hazard Severity Categories?

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I - Catastrophic - may cause death
II - Critical - May cause severe injury
III - Marginal - May cause minor injury
IV - Negligible - Minimal threat

37
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Mishap Probability lettering?

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A - Likely to occur
B - Probably will occur
C - May Occur
D - unlikely to occur

38
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Occ Safety and Health Programs?

A 
Asbestos Control
Respiratory Protection
Hearing Conservation
NAVOSH/OCC HEALTH/Safety
***for the test only***
39
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What are the three methods of controlling hazards?

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Prevent
Identify
Reduce Likelihood

40
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What are the two types of Engineering controls?

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Isolation

Ventilation

41
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What is ventilation?

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Control of potentially hazardous airborne substances through the movement of air

  • General Ventilation
  • Local Exhaust Ventilation
42
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What are administrative controls for exposure?

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Limit access, adjust work schedules

43
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LEAST preferred by personnel?

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PPE

  • exposure can occur when PPE Breaks down
  • Reduces work productitivity
44
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What are the two types of asbestos containing materials?

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Friable

Non-friable

45
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Friable asbestos?

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crumbles, pulverizes, powder by hand pressure

  • accoustic insulation
  • pipe lagging
  • sheet gasket material
46
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Non-friable asbestos?

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cannot be crumbled

  • Brake Clutch lining
  • Floor tiles
  • gaskets
47
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Bound asbestos materials are not a hazard until…?

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Work activities destroy their matrix

48
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What disturbs asbestos?

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Punching, grinding, sanding, machining

49
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Diseases from asbestos exposure?

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Lung Cancer
- Malignant Mesothelioma - tumor in chest/abdomen
* suspected for GI Cancer*
Mesothelioma - rarely found other than asbestos exposure
* 10-45 years later, smoking makes it worse*
Asbestosis - worsening disease of lung, disabling/fatal occ disease

50
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Emergency Asbestos Removal Team (EART) protocol?

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  • minor repairs

- ANY SHIPS PRIOR TO 1980

51
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Safety Officer/DIVO for Asbestos program?

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Ensure ships personnel are trained

52
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ENG/Repair Dept Head for asbestos program?

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  • Provide PPE
  • ID personnel involved in asbestos ops
  • send to medical for entry into AMSP
53
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Lab analysis for asbestos program?

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Polarized light microscopy
Transfer electron microscopy
- both ID fibers of asbestos

54
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Where should removal of asbestos be performed?

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At a shore facility

55
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What are ENG controls for asbestos?

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Isolation/ventilation

56
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What is the AMSP inclusion criteria?

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  • designed to ID signs/symptoms of asbestos related medical conditions as early as possible
  • past Hx/current Hx or potential exposure to asbestos
57
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What training must EART team members complete?

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Emergency Asbestos Response Team training

58
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WHo conducts respirator fit testing?

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Respiratory protection manager

59
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What is Permissible Exposure Limit?

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  • 0.1 fibers/cc of air

- 8 hour time weighted average

60
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WHat is Excursion Limit for asbestos?

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1.0 fiber/cc over 30 min sample period

61
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What will a physician write regarding a SM asbestos exposure?

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Statement that employee was informed of exam results

- follow on medical conditions for F/U appt

62
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What form do we use for removal from AMSP program?

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SF 600

63
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How long are asbestos records kept and where?

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  • all records transferred to supporting shore med facility for PERMANENT RETENTION
  • decommissioning of the command forwards record to BUMED
64
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Documentation for AMSP for test?

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  • NAVMED 6260/5, Periodic Healthy Eval, Hx, and PE

- Physician written opinion

65
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CO responsibility for Hearing Conservation Program?

A

Est effective program within command

66
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Safety Officer for HCP?

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Liaison to INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DEPT and OCCUPATIONAL AUDIOLOGIST

67
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Safety Officer keeps records of HCP for?

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  • Noise Hazards
  • Noise hazardous equipment
  • baseline/subsequent (IH survey)
  • ensure program is evaluated ANNUALLY!
68
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MED Dept Rep on HCP?

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  • Conducts training during INDOC

- annually after that

69
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HCP Program requirements?

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Noise Measurement and Exposure Assessment

  • IH Survey
  • Label Noisy Spaces
70
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What is the NAVMED 6260/2?

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Hazardous Noise Warning Label

  • 8x10
  • posted outside doors/hatches into hazardous noise area
71
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What is the NAVMED 6260/2A?

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Hazardous noise label (2x2)

- placed on tools that are noisy

72
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What is noise abatement for?

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Reduction of noise at the source

- explored prior to implementing methods of hearing loss prevention

73
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What are the forms for Hearing tests/medical surveillance?

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  • Ref test - DD2215
  • Monitor Hearing Test - DD2216
  • Termination test - DD2216
74
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For noise abatement what are the personal hearing protective devices?

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  • any hazardous area/tool requires minimal protection
  • noise level above 96dBA or 165 DBP requires double ear pro
  • gun fire, large caliber gun/missiles require ear pro
75
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What are the permissible limits for noise exposure?

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  • Less than or equal to 84 dBA = no protection
  • Equal to or greater than 85dBA but less than 96dBA = single ear pro+HCP
  • Equal to 96dBA or greater = double ear pro+HCP
76
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Who are the two people who can identify noise hazardous areas?

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  • Industrial Hygienist

- OCC Audiologist

77
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How long are records of noise measurements kept for?

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50 years

78
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What is a significant threshhold shift?

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Average of 10 dB or more at 2000,3000,4000 Hz in either ear

79
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WHat are the STS procedures for negative results?

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  • Reference may be in error

- retest same day

80
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What if STS is positive for audiogram?

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  • retest after 14 hour noise free environment
81
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WHat if retest of STS reveals 3000hz shift involved?

A

screen med issues through

- OTOSCOPY or TYMPANOMETRY

82
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What is a noise free audiogram?

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14 hour auditory rest

- allows return to pre-exposure levels

83
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WHat are the personal protective devices for hearing?

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Single flange
Double Flange
Triple FLange

84
Q

WHo conducts HEaring protective device fitting?

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Medically trained personnel

85
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Retesting for STS?

A

Second retest can be administered on same day if…

  • re-test doesnt indicate STS
    * RETURN TO ANNUAL MONITORING

NAVOSH 5.1 (2 decks)

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