Bmr Assing. 7

Front 1

Regaining a safe margin of stability and bouyancy.

Back 1

Restoration

Front 2

Removing fire hazards

Back 2

Prevention

Front 3

Maitaining watertight and fumetight integrity

Back 3

Prevention

Front 4

Preserving stability and buoyancy

Back 4

Minimization

Front 5

In considering your ship's defensive and offensive ability to fight the enemy, you should view damage control as which functions?

Back 5

Defensive
Offensive

Front 6

Controlling damage inflicted on a ship depends on which abilitities and initiatives of the crew?

Back 6

Taking prompt corrective actions
Having a through knowledge of the ship
Using materials that are readily available

Front 7

Who is responsible for carrying out the requirements of command damage control training?

Back 7

XO

Front 8

Who is responsible for taking all practical preliminary measures before damage occurs?

Back 8

Division officer

Front 9

Division damage control petty officer are normally assigned for what minimum period of time?

Back 9

6 months

Front 10

Who performs the duties of the damage control petty officer outside normal working hours in port?

Back 10

Section leader

Front 11

After the DCPO and duty DCPO selections are made by the division officer, which officials must be informed of the assignments?

Back 11

Fire Marshal
Damage Control Assistant

Front 12

Who is responsible for supervising the setting of specified damage control material conditions within division spaces

Back 12

Damage Control Petty Officer

Front 13

The damage control administrative organization is contained within what department?

Back 13

Engineering

Front 14

What organization is responsible for keeping the CO advised of the capabilities of the ship after a casualty?

Back 14

Damage control central

Front 15

What officer is responsible for assigning personnel to repair parties?

Back 15

Division Officer

Front 16

Who ensures replacement personnel assigned to repair parties are properly trained and that they attain PQS qualifications?

Back 16

Damage Control Assistant

Front 17

When making assignments to repair parties, which practices should you avoid?

Back 17

Reassigning mass numbers of personnel

Front 18

When personnel are engaged in repair party activities, they should NOT wear uniforms made of what type of material?

Back 18

Polyester double knit

Front 19

Under which circumstances may repair party personnel omit wearing life jackets and carrying a protective mask?

Back 19

When wearing the OBA

Front 20

What is the minimum acceptable number of personnel needed to compose the duty damage control party

Back 20

6

Front 21

During general quarters which persons is/are responsible for setting material condition Zebra in manned spaces?

Back 21

Personnel in the space

Front 22

Condition Zebra is fully set when which conditions has been met?

Back 22

When all X-ray and Yoke fittings have been checked

Front 23

To handle battle casualties, most ships have what minimum number of battle dressing stations?

Back 23

Two

Front 24

In the absence of the repair party leader, what person is in charge of the repair locker?

Back 24

On-scene leader

Front 25

What person informs DCC of the nature of a fire or damage at the scene?

Back 25

Repair party leader

Front 26

To be an on-scene leader, you should be qualified in which areas?

Back 26

Investigator
Fire fighting
Damage Control repair

Front 27

Each repair locker has what minimum number of investigators?

Back 27

Four

Front 28

The at-sea fire party normally consists of what minimum number of persons?

Back 28

15

Front 29

At-sea, which of the following indications may be a symptom of a dangerous condition?

Back 29

Wisp of smoke
Minor loss of power
Excessive warmth of a bulkhead

Front 30

What are the first two steps in handling battle damage?

Back 30

Remove casualties and control flooding

Front 31

For which reasons should detailed investigation be made as soon as possible after damage occurs?

Back 31

Secondary damage may be undetected
Hot splinters may be buried in combustibles
Flooding may be ocurring from partly opened valves

Front 32

As a general rule, what degree of flooding indicates that a compartment is open to the sea?

Back 32

Compartment is completely flooded
Compartment is flooded to sea level

Front 33

For a compartment to completely flood from the deck to the overhead, which conditions must exist in the compartment

Back 33

It must be vented

Front 34

Which methods can be used to control flooding?

Back 34

Jettisoning equipment

Front 35

When rendering first aid to a victim, you should check the person for breathing, shock, and hemorrhage in what order?

Back 35

Breathing, hemorrhage, shock

Front 36

A fire will be extinguished when which components is eliminated?

Back 36

Fuel
Heat
Oxygen

Front 37

When you are treating an unconsious person, you should NOT provide which actions?

Back 37

Administer water or morphine

Front 38

When fighting a class C fire which actions should you take first?

Back 38

Deenergize all circuits

Front 39

After a compartment has been flooded with CO2, what minimum length of time should you wait before opening the compartment?

Back 39

15 minutes

Front 40

What is the primary means of communicating between stations while combating damage?

Back 40

Sound-powered telephone

Front 41

Which circuits is the main damage control intercom circuit?

Back 41

4MC

Front 42

Which components of a nuclear weapon constitutes the most probable hazards in the event of an accident?

Back 42

High explosives and plutonium

Front 43

Any accident involving a nuclear weapon will result in a nuclear explosion

Back 43

True

Front 44

Dangerous high explosives that been scattered by an explosion may be recognized by their appearance. If they are fused, what will be their appearance?

Back 44

Pink

Front 45

The size of the kill zone and damage-survival zones of a nuclear detonation is determined primarily by which circumstances?

Back 45

The weapon yield

Front 46

Damage to boiler brickwork, especially floors

Back 46

Underwater shock

Front 47

Dishing and rupturing of shell plating below the waterline

Back 47

Underwater shock

Front 48

Dishing of shell plating above the waterline

Back 48

Blast

Front 49

Rupturing of topside piping systems

Back 49

Water waves

Front 50

The primary cause of injury to topside personnel who are exposed to a nuclear air blast is

Back 50

Bodily displacement

Front 51

If an underwater shock is expected which actions should you take to reduce the potential for personal injuries

Back 51

Lie prone on the deck

Front 52

If you see the sky light up from nuclear detonation, what is the first action you should take?

Back 52

Close your eyes

Front 53

Which type of major contamination is NOT likely in a nuclear attack?

Back 53

Neutrons

Front 54

In a contaminated ship, which types of radiation is the most significant radiation hazard

Back 54

Gamma rays

Front 55

Which methods would most likely be used to disseminate BW agents

Back 55

Aerosol

Front 56

The use of chemical warfare is directed primarily toward which targets?

Back 56

Man

Front 57

Which weapons can be used to deliver CW agents?

Back 57

Bombs
Shells
Rockets

Front 58

Which CW agent is NOT considered a casualty agent?

Back 58

Vomiting

Front 59

Which CW agent is considered to be the most dangerous?

Back 59

Nerve

Front 60

Symptoms of a nerve agent will occur about one minute after exposure. Approximately what length of time will pass before death occurs?

Back 60

6 minutes

Front 61

If a nerve agent is in the atmosphere in your location, you should don your protective mask. The mask may be removed under what circumstances?

Back 61

The all clear signal is given

Front 62

What is the maximum number of atropine injections you may give yourself without medical supervision?

Back 62

3

Front 63

What is the first thing you should do if your eyes become contaminated with a nerve agent?

Back 63

Flush your eyes with uncontaminated water

Front 64

What is the immediate decontamination procedure for the treatment of blister agents in the eyes?

Back 64

Flush with water

Front 65

If a person receives a heavy concentration of a chocking agent, death may occur within what approximate length of time?

Back 65

3 hours

Front 66

If you receive a concentration of a choking agent and experience nausea, vomiting, or difficulty in breathing, which actions should you take?

Back 66

Rest quietly until evacuated by medical personnel

Front 67

Which CW agents has been employed extensively as a riot control agent?

Back 67

Tear

Front 68

Which CW agents is used for harrasment but also may be dispersed with lethal chemical agents?

Back 68

Tear

Front 69

When planning for disaster response, your activity should first be concerned with which of the following considerations?

Back 69

The activity's own survival

Front 70

During what phase of disaster relief are survey teams dispatched to the disaster area?

Back 70

Phase II

Front 71

Under which conditions should personnel going into a disaster area be armed?

Back 71

When authorized by the CO

Front 72

The purpose of disaster relief is to provide

Back 72

emergency relief

Front 73

During what level of mission-oriented protective posture (MOPP) is all protective equipment required to be worn?

Back 73

Level 4

Front 74

As the on-scene leader, which postfire actions should you take?

Back 74

Test for explosive gases
Set a reflash watch
Overhaul the fire

Front 75

Which of the following odors may indicate the presence of blood agent

Back 75

bitter almonds