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Explain the following:
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Chemical warfare
intentional use of lethal or non lethal chemical agents to produce casualties
Biological warfare
intentional use of living organisms to disable or destroy people or animals
Radiological warfare
use of radiological weapons to produce casualties.
Describe the purpose of the following:
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MCU-2/P protective mask
protect face, eyes, nose, throat, lungs. used for emergency escape
Chemical protective overgarment
overgarment treated w/ chemicals neutralize agent vapors, sprays
Wet-weather clothing
protects clothing and skin from penetration by liquid agents and radioactive particles
Atropine/2 Pam chloride (Oxime) autoinjector
used for therapy for nerve agent casualties
IM-154 pocket dosimeter
measure exposure to radiation over time
DT-60 personnel dosimeter
placed in a computer to read gamma radiation to wearer
List the four types of chemical casualty agents and their physical symptoms
choking-immediate dryness of throat.
nerve-runny nose, difficulty breathing, nausea, headache, coma
blood-convulsions, stop breathing, heart stops
blister-skin redness, itching, blisters
Describe the following types of nuclear explosions:
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High altitude air burst
point of detonation is an altitude in excess of 100,000 ft
Air burst
fireball does not touch the ground
Surface burst
produces worst fallout. fireball touches the ground
Shallow underwater burst
fireball is formed smaller than airburst and normally not visible
Deep underwater burst
same as shallow more impact absorbed by deep ocean currents
Describe the following effects of nuclear explosions:
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Blast
primary, direct shock to body, secondary, collapsing buildings debris
Flash burns/blindness
primary, direct result of thermal radiation, secondary, burns by fires
Radiation
alpha and beta particles, gamma & neutron radiation
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
produced by high altitude, air, and surface bursts
Blackout
loss of lights of electrical power from nuclear attack
Define/discuss Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP)
defines the amount of CBR gear to wear or have available
MOPP 1
gas masks are issued to all hands
MOPP 2
gas masks are carried by personnel. set material condition ZEBRA
MOPP 3
new filters on masks. don chemical protective overgarment w/ smock hood down, trousers, and overbooks. stow mask and gloves
MOPP 4
don everything