Chapter 10 ( DONT STUDY NOT ON TEST )

Question 1

Operations level responders with mission specific PPE training:
Select appropriate ‘’ for the assignment

Inspect, maintain, store, Don, Work in and doff ‘’

Go through ‘’ while wearing PPE

Reporting ‘’ to use of PPE

Answer 1

Select appropriate PPE for the assignment

Inspect, maintain, store, Don, Work and doff PPE

Go through decontamination while wearing PPE

Reporting document to use of PPE
p. 353

Question 2

Missions, risks and potential hazards at an incidental determine what

Answer 2

pep needed

Question 3

When selecting PPE consider the following general sections factors:
Chemical and ‘’ hazard
Monitoring and ‘’ reading
‘‘environment
‘’ duration
Available ‘’, or equipment
‘’ design
Materials, ‘’ resistant
Physica’’
‘’ of decontamination
‘’ of maintenance and service
‘’ with other types of equipment
Cost

Answer 3

Chemical and physical hazard
Monitoring and detection reading
Physical environment
Exposure duration
Available protective clothing, or equipment
Clothing design
Materials, chemical resistant
Physical properties
ease of decontamination
ease of maintenance and service
Interoperability with other types of equipment
Cost p. 357

Question 4

Three primary ways CPC effectiveness is reduced are

Answer 4

Permeation
Degradation
Penetration

Question 5

What is a chemical process that occurs when a chemical passes through a fabric on a molecule level?. no visible evidence of chemicals..

Answer 5

Permeation p. 358

Question 6

What may be chemical or physical, occurs when contact with chemical substance alters the characteristics of a material.. ( discolor, swell, loss of physical strength, or deterioration can indicate material…. )

Answer 6

degradtion

Question 7

What occurs when direct pressure causes strains to the suit ( tears, punctures, cuts, and abrasions)

Answer 7

Physical degradation

Question 8

What is a physical process that occurs when has this material enters an opening or a puncture in a protective material?

Answer 8

Penetration

Question 9

Exposures to sound greater than ‘’ decibels can cause structural damage to the inner air, resulting in permanent hair loss and or tinnitus

Answer 9

85

Question 10

Hearing protection devices include

Answer 10

Foam plugs
Molding/pre-molding flanged
Earmuffs p. 359

Question 11

What is the most significant root of entry for hazardous materials?

Answer 11

Annihilation making respiratory protection, a primary concern

Question 12

Responded to the following basic types of protective breathing equipment at hazmat/WMD incident:

Answer 12

SCBA
Supplied air respirators( SAR)
Air purified respirators( APR)
Combined respirators
Supplied air hoods

Question 13

General face peace limitations include

Answer 13

Limited visibility
Decrease ability to communicate
Psychological stress
p. 361

Question 14

What is perhaps the most important piece of PPE responder wear to hazmat incident?

Answer 14

SCBA

Question 15

SCBA consist of ?

Answer 15

Face peace
Pressure reg
Air hoses
Compressed air cylinder
Harness assembly end of time indicator p. 362

Question 16

NIOSh classifies SCBA as either

Answer 16

Open circuit or close circuit

Question 17

Major limiting factor with SCBA is

Answer 17

Air Supply limiting Work duration

Question 18

SCBA cylinders up how many pounds to the responder

Answer 18

35

Question 19

What is an atmosphere supplying respirator that provides air from a stationary source of compressed breathing air to which the user is tethered BN air hose or line?

Answer 19

Supplied air respirator ( SAR)

Question 20

SAR consist of

Answer 20

Face
Face piece or belt mountain reg
Voice communication system
Up to 300 feet of air supply
Emergency escape pack

Question 21

Do not use SAR for’’ .. Use for ‘’

Answer 21

Firefighting operations or entry off IDLH atmospheres.

Used for exiting a IDLH atmosphere p. 364

Question 22

What contain a filter?, canister or cartridge that removes specific contaminants as ambient air passes through the air purifying elements.

Answer 22

Air purifying respirators( APRS)

Question 23

Another type of APR is the

Answer 23

Powered air purifying respirator ( PAPR )

Question 24

What is a motorized respirator that uses a filter to clean surrounding air then deliver deliver the filtered air to user ..

Answer 24

Powered air purifying respirator

Question 25

the PAPR typically includes

Answer 25

A hood, helmet or face Breathing Motor blower unit with filter Battery p. 365

Question 26

Do not use'' an oxygen deficient or media dangerous to like health atmospheres

Answer 26

APRs

Question 27

Limitations of APR include

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Service life of filters Constant monitoring of the atmosphere High humidity reduce the service life of High temp reduce filter Specific cartridges needed, depending on chemicals

Question 28

These purifying respirator elements are generally divided into three categories

Answer 28

Particle removing filters Vapor and gas removing Combination particle- removing and vapors and removing filters p. 366

Question 29

Particle removing filters used with half or full face mask protection against toxic '' x 5

Answer 29

Dust Mist Metal Asbestos And some biological hazards

Question 30

Particle mask commonly referred to as ?

Answer 30

Dusk masks p. 367

Question 31

OSHA requires the color coating of canisters and cartridges so it is easy to see what '' the canister cartridge protects against

Answer 31

Contaminants

Question 32

Combo respirators function, and what two modes

Answer 32

Respiratory or supplied air

Question 33

Combo respirators include

Answer 33

SAR/SCBA PAPR/SCBA SAR/APR P. 368

Question 34

What provides loose, lightweight, respiratory protection for people with glasses, beards facial, deformity or scars

Answer 34

Supply air hood

Question 35

what meet NIOSH standards as class three respiratory protection

Answer 35

Supplied air hoods

Question 36

Skin protection has varying degrees of protection under two main categories, which are

Answer 36

Thermal and ballistic protective clothing Chemical protective clothing p. 369

Question 37

What protects against both hot and cold exposures?

Answer 37

Thermal protective clothing

Question 38

What a peril protects responders when they work in area with minimal risk for exposure to flash fires and electric arc discharge

Answer 38

Flame resistance, protective clothing p. 370

Question 39

Structural firefighter clothing with SUVs will provide limited or no protection against

Answer 39

Project Sharpnel Other mechanical effects from a blast p. 371

Question 40

What protective clothing protects the wear from short term exposures to high temperature heat levels beyond the capacities of standard firefighting protective clothing

Answer 40

High temperature protective clothing

Question 41

Two types of high-temp clothing include

Answer 41

proximity suit Fire entry suit

Question 42

What permits close approach to a fire for rescue, fire suppression and property conservation activities, such as an aircraft rescue

Answer 42

proximity suit

Question 43

What allows a person to work in total flame environment for for short period of time and provide short duration and close proximity protection at read and heat temperature this has 2000

Answer 43

Fire entry suits p. 372

Question 44

What protects the user from short-term exposures to super cold materials such as cryogenics

Answer 44

Low temperature protective clothing

Question 45

Hazards of working with or around extremely low temperatures of cryogenic liquids or vapors include

Answer 45

Skin tissue damage from frostbite/ burns Asphyxiation due to displacement of oxy Overpressurization of storage container can result in rupture /explosion Hypothermia

Question 46

Extremely low temperatures of cryogenics can cause normally soft, flexible, objects, such as hoses, gaskets, and seals to become?

Answer 46

Brittle and crack

Question 47

What protects the user against bull, handheld weapons, and sharpnel from explosives

Answer 47

Ballistic protective clothing p. 373

Question 48

NFPA identifies'' classes of CBRN protective assembles:

Answer 48

5

Question 49

class '' ensemble provides the wearer the highest level skin and respiratory protection from vapor and liquid spray concentration above IDLH. Equivalent to OSHA/EPA level A

Answer 49

class 1

Question 50

Class'' ensemble provides wearer the second level of respiratory protection, but less skin protection in class, one from low levels of vapors/liquid splash concentrations at or above IDLH. This assembly is equivalent to OSHA/EPA level B.

Answer 50

class b

Question 51

class '' ensemble provides the wearer low levels of vapor and liquid chemical protection from concentrations below IDL H.. it's equivalent to OSHA/EPA level C PPE

Answer 51

Class C

Question 52

class '' ensemble provides the wearer skin and respiratory protection from biological and radiological particle at concentrations below IDLH .. Contains no chemical barrier requirement

Answer 52

class 4

Question 53

class '' ensemble will be a combo of thermal and chemical protection similar to traditional firefighter, protective clothing, but less insulated and more splash protection... Should not be dawned for flammable environments

Answer 53

class 5 p. 377

Question 54

Increase comfort levels will help her reduce responders stress. This reduced stress can both increase. x2

Answer 54

Proficiency and reduced work time

Question 55

Ocean requires medical monitoring as a component of the site safety plan whenever emergency responders are required to Dan and NFPA class what >?

Answer 55

class 1, 2

Question 56

Entry team leaders document all pre-imposed entry

Answer 56

Vitals

Question 57

Exposure records include

Answer 57

Individuals Date, time, Root of type of exposure p. 379 Length of expos Description of PPE Type of decontamination On scene and follow medical attention

Question 58

In addition to the visual inspection, confirm all pressure test completion, dates, and conduct of operations check of x 5

Answer 58

Breathing apparat All zippers and closures values Communication Any equipment use in the hot zone p. 380

Question 59

Entry team leader estimates time for the following tasks x 5

Answer 59

Transportation Return from Safety time Work time Decon

Question 60

In general responders, first drop their what ''' upon entering the Decon area

Answer 60

Tools and equipment

Question 61

Who decides what level of protection is needed to wear while offering doffing assistance

Answer 61

Save the officer

Question 62

Incident reporting for PPE may include

Answer 62

Inspection forms Contaminated gear form Deprovisioning forms

Question 63

Heat disorders include

Answer 63

Heat stroke Heat exhaustion p. 386 Heat cramps

Question 64

What occurs when the bodies temperature regulation system fails and the body temperature rises to critical levels

Answer 64

Heat stroke 105.8

Question 65

Heat exhaustion symptoms

Answer 65

Faint/dizzy Excessive sweating Coole claiming skin Nausea vomiting Rapid weak pulse Muscle cramps

Question 66

Heat stroke symptoms

Answer 66

Throbbing headache No sweating Body temp above 103 Red hot dry Nausea or vomiting Rapid strong pulse May lose consciousness p. 387

Question 67

An effective PPE/CPC inspection program should feature five different inspections, which are

Answer 67

Inspection and operation testing of new equipment when received Inspection of equipment when it is selected for emergencies Inspection of equipment after used in training Periodic inspection of stored Periodic inspection when a question arises concerning safety

Question 68

At minimum inspection of equipment should

Answer 68

Clothing ID Date of inspection Inspector Inspection results Note on item condition p. 392

Question 69

Two basic management programs, including for protection, the user from'' and'' to the user from incorrect use or malfunction

Answer 69

Safety and health hazards Preventing injury

Question 70

To accomplish basic management programs a comprehensive CPC management program document the following elements

Answer 70

Hazardous identification Environmental surveillance Medical Monitoring Selection care, testing, and maintenance Training p. 394