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| 3 objectives of first aid |
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1) save lives
2) prevent further injury
3) control bleeding |
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| a point in the body where main artery lies near skin surface and over bone. |
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| name the 8 pressure points |
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Superficial temporal ( Temple)
Facial (Jaw)
Common Carotid ( neck)
Subclavian ( collar bone)
Brachial ( inner upper arm and elbow)
Radial/Ulnar (Wrist)
Femoral (Thigh)
Illiac (groin) |
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| 3 classification of burns |
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1st Degree- redden skin,
2nd Degree- upper layer damage, blisters, severe pain
3rd Degree-dead nerves |
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| broken bone with or without break in skin |
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| how many types of fractures |
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2- open ( break in skin)
closed- ( no break in skin) |
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| when someone comes in contact with electric energy source |
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| obstructed airway indications |
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| inability to talk, grasping and pointing to throat, exaggerated breathing efforts, skin turning blue |
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| 2 types of heat related injuries |
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1) heat exhaustion
2) heat stroke |
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| serious disturbance of blood flow to brain, heart and lungs. skin is cool, most and clammy, eyes dilated |
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very serious condition caused by breakdown of sweating mechanisms of body.
hot an or dry skin, uneven pupils |
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| cold weather injuries are: |
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1) Hypothermia
2) Superficial Frost bite
3) deep frost bite |
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| life threatening medical condition where body suffers from insufficient blood flow throughout body due to severe injury |
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Septic
Anaphylactic
Cardiogenic
Hypovolemic
Neurogenic |
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| bacteria in blood and releasing toxins |
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| hypersensitivity or allergic reaction |
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| heart is damaged and unable to supply sufficient blood to body |
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| cardiopulmonary resuscitation |
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| Circulation Airway Breathing |
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recognization,
chest compression
AED
Rapid Defibration
EMTs/Ambulance
Integrated post cardiac arrest care |
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Operational Risk Management
systematic decision making process used to identify and manage hazards |
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IAMIS
Identify, Assess, Make Decision, Implement controls, Supervise |
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Identify Hazard
outline or chart of major steps in operation |
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Assess Hazard
degree of risk
Benefit vs risk |
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Make Decision
risk control options to reduce level of hazards and risk |
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Implement Control
use controls such as engineering, admin and ppe to reduce risk |
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Supervise
conduct follow up evaluations of controls |
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| Damage: 2Mil or more or fatality |
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| Damage: between 500K to 1.99M or permanent partial disability, 3 or more people |
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| Damage: between 50K to 499K or non fatal injury that causes loss of time from work |
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1) Helmet
2) Gloves,
3)Eye Protection
4) Hearing Protection
5)Impact Protection
6) Foot Protection
7) |
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| employment of chemical agents that are intended for use in military operations to kill, injure, incapacitate |
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1) Nerve
2) Blister
3) Blood
4) CHoking |
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| liquid casualty that damages nerve impulses to body and body functions |
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| cause inflamation , blisters and damages skin , temp blindness and even death |
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| Distilled mustard, Lewisite, Phosgene Oxime, Levinstein Mustard |
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attack enzymes that carry oxygen
harder breathing or choking may occur |
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| tears, dry throat, nausea, vomiting and headaches occur |
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| M9 paper turns what color when it detects liquid chemical agents |
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| Atropine /2 PAM chloride AUto Injector |
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| specific therapy for nerve agent |
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| Biological Warfare is what |
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| use of agents to cause disease, sickness, death |
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| 2 types of Biological Warfare |
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| which pathogens can be used for biological warfare |
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| bacteria, rickettsia viruses, fungi, protozoa and prions can used |
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| Toxins is based on what category |
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| organisms that produce them and physiological affect |
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Mycotoxins, bacterial, algal, animal venoms, and plant toxins
B.Al.M.A.P |
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| Physiological effects are |
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neurotoxins, cytotoxins, enterotoxins, and dermatoxins
C.E.N.D. |
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| I.P.E for Chemical/Biological Warefare is |
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MCu-2P mask with C-2 Canister
ACPG
Chemical protective gloves and liners
overboots and laces
Skin decon kit |
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| Radiological Warfare is what |
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| deliberate use of radiological weapons to produce widespread injury |
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| Types of Radiological Warfare |
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High Altitude Air burst,
Air burst
Surface Burst
Shallow Underwater Burst
Deep Underwater Burst |
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| High Altitude Air Burst is what |
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| excess of 100K ft ; ionosphere disruptions and EMP |
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| fireball doesnt reach ground, radiation fall out |
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| worst fall out due to touching ground; massive radiation fall out |
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| small fireball and blast wave; large waves and water contamination |
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| greater contamination of water |
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| Shipboard shielding stations are categorized in what two groups |
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| Ready Shelter and Deep Shelter |
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| stations are just inside weather envelope with access to deep shelter- minimum shielding |
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| low in the ship and near centerline- provide maximum shielding |
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| Mission Oriented Protective Posture |
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| management tool that is used to coordinate the use of systems and equipment in Chem or Biological warfare. |
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afloat: JSLIST, Mask and gloves accessible
ashore: Don PPE and M9 tape |
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afloat: mask carried, decon supply stage
ashore: put on boots |
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afloat: GQ, install filteres, don overboots
ashore: fill canteens , active decon station |
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| afloat: put everything on, Circle Williams, countermeasure washdown |
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| anything that leaves ashes |
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| what is used on Alpha Fires |
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| what is used on Bravo Fires |
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| what is used on Charlie Fires |
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energized: CO2, Halon, PKP, and Water in fot patterns
deenergized: same as Alpha, Bravo or Delta fires |
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| large quantities of Water |
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| Aqueous Film Forming Foam |
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| Halon 1211 consists of what |
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| colorless faintly sweet smelling electrically non conductive gas |
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| two weights of CO2 bottles |
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| Safety equipment for Flight deck crew |
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flight deck boots
cranial
protective eye goggles
leather gloves |
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| paved areas that are used for aircraft takeoff and landings |
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| parallel stripes on the end of runways - 12X 150 |
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| paved or unpaved section on the runways that are used for deceleration for overshooting aircraft |
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| MA1 Series Over run Barrier |
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| designated to stop tricycle landing gear equipped aircraft; always in standby mode |
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| Emergency shore based recovery equipment |
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| Paved areas for aircraft to move between parking aprons, runways, and airfield services. |
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| First take-off from a ship—Eugene Ely |
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| Navy’s first aircraft the A-1 Triad and Birthday of Naval Aviation |
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| first fatality of Naval Aviation |
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| Inspector school for QA Reps |
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| The first Navy jet made its first carrier landing on USS Boxer |
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