Bucket Bag (10/16/18) BH Flashcards

1
Q

Similar to frostbite, due to prolonged exposure to water and cold on the skin with a lack of blood flow due to the cold

A

Trench Foot

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2
Q

APR

A

air purifying respirator

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3
Q

Life threatening condition that results in the failure of the bodys internal warming system

A

Hypothermia

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4
Q

LEL

A

lower explosive limit

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5
Q

LFL

A

lower flammable limit

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6
Q

Hazardous atmospheric conditions

A
  1. flammable
  2. toxic
  3. irritant/corrosive
  4. asphyxiating
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7
Q

bodys temperature control system produces sweat to cool the body, stops working, body temp rises, may cause brain damage or death

A

Heat stroke

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8
Q

Blood blow to the skin increases, causing flow to decrease to vital organs. Results in mild shock and can cause heat stroke if not treated

A

Heat exhaustion

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9
Q

an unplanned event that has the potential to produce injury and/or property damage

A

incident

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10
Q

IDLH

A

immediately dangerous to life and health

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11
Q

CSP

A

certified safety professional

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12
Q

carbon dioxide
helium
argon
nitrogen

A

air displacement gasses

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13
Q

normal atmosphere consists of

A

20.9% oxygen
78.1 % nitrogen
1% argon

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14
Q

300v or less

A

Avoid contact

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15
Q

establishes minimum clearances from power

A

ANSI A92.2

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16
Q

over 300v not over 750v

A

12 inches

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17
Q

751v not over 2kv

A

18 inches

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18
Q

2kv to 15kv

A

24 inches

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19
Q

15kv- 37kv

A

36 inches

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20
Q

37kv-87.5kv

A

42 inches

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21
Q

3 common causes of aerial lift accidents

A

stability problems
operator error
violating OSHA regulations

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22
Q

4 types of decals

A

warning
danger
caution
operating instructions

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23
Q

caused by impedance mismatch between two points on the network

A

Micro-reflections

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24
Q

dependant on the attenuations on different frequencies as signal travels through the HFC plant

A

Amplitude Tilt

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25
Q

a continuous wave frequency onto which information is modulated for transport

A

Carrier Frequency

26
Q

a unit consisting of various hardware and software entities that acts as a handoff point between the RF based HFC network and other networks such as the internet and the PSTN

A

CMTS (cable modem termination system)

27
Q

constrained to have two states on and off

A

Binary Format

28
Q

smallest unit of digitized data

A

BIT (binary digit)

29
Q

number of changed states that can occur per second

A

BAUD

30
Q

a set of bits that represent a single character

A

Byte

31
Q

a clustering of beats 1.25 Mhz above the visual carriers

A

CSO (composite second order)

32
Q

sum of all the losses associated with a fiber link between the transmitter and the receiver

A

Loss Budget

33
Q

in order to obtain an accurate recreation of a signal it must be sampled at a rate of at least twice the highest frequency

A

Nyquist Rule

34
Q

the highest power level reached by a carrier

A

Peak

35
Q

a switch or collection of switches connecting multiple networks

A

Point of Presence (POP)

36
Q

the process of setting up the connection between the CMTS and the cable modem where TX level and frequency are determined

A

Ranged

37
Q

tests for discontinuities on coaxial cable

A

TDR

38
Q

caused by inherent instabilities within a laser

A

RIN Relative intensity noise

39
Q

cable loss + passive loss

A

total loss

40
Q

starting level - total loss

A

expected level

41
Q

390nM - 780nM

A

visible red light

42
Q

Errored bits vs. total bits per second

A

BER

43
Q

1271nM-1611nM

A

CWDM

44
Q

H2S

A

Hydrogen Sulfide

45
Q

LLC

A

logical link control

46
Q

MACD

A

move add change delete

47
Q

PNAC

A

port based network access control

48
Q

PID

A

packet identifier

49
Q

RPD

A

return path demodulator

50
Q

SAM

A

saturable absorber mirror

51
Q

TFTP

A

trivial file transport protocol

52
Q

VLSM

A

variable length subnet masking

53
Q

y/c

A

luminance chrominance (s video signal)

54
Q

YAG

A

yttrium aluminum garnett

55
Q

1- 1 1/2 blocks in city driving

approx. 1/4 to 1/2 mile on highway

A

12-15 second lead time

56
Q

scanning the area in front of your vehicle from sidewalk to sidewalk

A

45 degree eye scan

57
Q

ensures you view your total driving environment while moving

A

front/rear/front/side eye scan

58
Q

1926.453

A

extendable boom platforms
aerial ladders
articulating boom platforms
vertical towers

59
Q

1910.67

A

vehicle mounted elevating and rotating work platforms

appropriate clearances while operating aerial lift around power lines depending on voltages

60
Q

1926(m)

A

self rescue from aerial lift