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The MEF sugeon's staff includes a physician and which of the following:
a)A physicain w/special wxperitese in PrevMed
b)Hospital Corpsmen
c)Surgeon General representative
d)Cheif, BUMED
e)A PrevMed Tech |
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During Peacetime, any operational commander may request preventive medicine MMART assistance from:
a)Chief, BUMED
b)Commandant of the Marine Corps
c)Chief of Naval Ops
d)Navy Enviromental PrevMed Units
e)Commanding Officer |
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| Chief of Naval Operations |
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The Navy Enviromnemtal Health Center supports operational units. It conducts all of the following EXCEPT:
a)Data evaluation
b)Exposure assessments.
c)Disease Vector Surveillance and Control
d)Toxicity assessments
e)Health risk evaluations |
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| Disease Vector Surveillance and Control |
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Health Service Support Operations is what instruction number?
a)1010.6
b)4010.3
c)675.5
d)MCWP 4-11.1
e)6280.1a |
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The first large-scale use of chemical agents came in:
a)Korean War
b)WWII
c)WWI
d)Vietnam War
e)Sanish-American War |
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Chemical agents on the skin can be removed effectively by using the:
a)M291 Decontamination Kit
b)M258A1 Decontamination Kit
c)MM243 Decontamination Kit
d)MMM43432 Decontamination Kit
e)MMMM Decontamination Kit |
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Which of the following is a nerve agent:
a)Tabun(GA)
b)Mustard(HD)
c)Hydrocyanic Acid(AC)
d)Phogene
e)Adamsite |
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Which of the following have the odor of garlic or horseradish:
a)Tabun(GA)
b)Mustard(HD)
c)Hydrocyanic Acid(AC)
d)Phogene
e)Adamsite |
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Which of the following causes the symptoms: miosis, rhinorrhea, dimmed vision, sailvation-- this incapacitates; Kills if in high concentrations:
a)Nerve Agents
b)Vesicants
c)Blood Agents
d)Choking Agents
e)Incpacitationg Agents |
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Which of the following are Incapacitating Agents?
a)Tabun(GA)
b)Sarin(GB)
c)Soman(GD)
d)VX
e)BZ |
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Which of the following are the treatments for Nerve Agents?
a)Atropine
b)Analgesics
c)Amyl Nitrate ampules
d)2PAM Cl
e)Both b and c
f)Both a and d |
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Which of the following is not and Irriatant(riot control agent):
a)CS
b)CN
c)VX
d)CR
e)CA |
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Phogene Oxime(CX) can be treated with:
a)2PAM Cl
b)Analgesics
c)Sodium Bicarbonate dressings
d)Amyl Nitrate amplues
e)Atropine |
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| Sodium Bicarbonate dressings |
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Lethal agents are those that result in a ___ or greater death rate among casualties.
a)10%
b)20%
c)30%
d)40%
e)50% |
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Pepperlike irritation of upper respiratory tract and eyes with lacrimation.
a)Blood Agents
b)Vomiting Agents
c)Choking Agents
d)Incapacitating Agents
e)Vesicants |
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An arsenical. This blistering compound is a light- to dark-brown liquid that vaporizes slowly.
a)Lewisite(L)
b)Tabun(GA)
c)Soman(GD)
d)VX
e)BZ |
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The standard incapacitant in the US is:
a)Adamsite(GA)
b)BZ
c)Soman(GD
d)VX
e)phogene(CG) |
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