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What does JSLIST stand for?

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Joint - Service Intergrated Suit Technology

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What does MOPP stand for?

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Mission Oriented Protective Posture

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When under an NBC attack, when do you give the warning?

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After you put on your mask.

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What are proper masking proceedures?

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1. HOLD breath & CLOSE eyes
2. MASK
3. CLEAR mask
4. CHECK seal on mask
5. ALERT others
6. CONTINUE the mission

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What does CBRN stand for?

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Chemical
Biological
Radiological
Nuclear

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NBC hazards are classified into 2 catagories, what are they?

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1. Immediate
2. Residual

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What will replace the nerve agent antidote kit(NAAK), based on shelf life expiration dates?

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The Antidote Treatment Nerve Agent Autoinjector(ATNAA).

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What is the number of Antidote treatment nerve agent autoinjector that must be given for 1st aid treatment for nerve agent poisoning?

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3

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What is the number of nerve agent antidote kits that must be given as 1st aid treatment for nerve agent poisoning?

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3

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What ae 3 types of alarms and signals used to indicate NBC hazards?

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1. AUDIBLE ALARMS
2. AUTOMATIC ALARMS
3. VISUAL SIGNALS

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What FM covers NBC operations?

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FM 3-11

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What FM covers NBC protection?

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FM 3-11.4

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What FM covers NBC decontamination?

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FM 3-5

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What is FM 3-7?

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NBC handbook

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What forms do Chemical agents come in?

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1. Vapor
2. Solid
3. Liquid
4. Gas

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Soldiers in MOPP4 may lose how much water per hour through perspiration?

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1 quart or more.

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When fitting a protective mask, in what sequence should the straps be tightened?

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1. Forehead
2. Cheek
3. Temple

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Which of the NBC reports is most widely used?

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NBC 1.

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What are 3 types of proceedures for MOPP gear exchange?

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1. Individual
2. Buddy team
3. Triple buddy team

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What are 3 fundementals of NBC attack?

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1. Avoid contamination
2. Protection
3. Decontamination

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How long should you apply pressure when using the Auto-injector?

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10 seconds.

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The Pro Mask will not protect against what 2 kinds of vapors/gases?

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1. Ammonia
2. Co2

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Once a unit has masked, who can make the decision to unmask?

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The unit Commander

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What is the shape of contamination markers?

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Triangle.

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What type of an attack does an M-22 ACADA alert you of?

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Chemical

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What are the 3 levels of DEcontamination?

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1. Immediate
2. Operational
3. Thorough

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How often should you check your pro-mask during peacetime?

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Before, during & after training events, mothly and semi-annually. The MINIMUM is MONTHLY.

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What are the 9 MILD symptoms of nerve agent poisoning?

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1. runny nose
2. headache
3. drooling
4. dimness of vision
5. difficulty breathing
6. localized sweating & muscle twitching
7. Stomach ache
8. nausea
9. irregular pulse/heartbeat

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When crossing a contaminated area, what 2 things should you aviod doing?

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1. srirring up dust
2. touching anything

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Of these 3, Nerve, Blood and Blister agents; which causes the most casualties?

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Nerve agents.

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How should an area suspected of contamination be crossed?

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Quickly, avoiding depressions and vegetation.

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What are the 3 effects of Nuclear explosion?

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1. Blast
2. Heat
3. Radiation

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What is the color of a Neclear(Radiological)contamination marker?

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White background with the word ATOM in black.

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What is the current US policy regarding the use of Nuclear assets?

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Last resort, use only if necssary.

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What are Flash Burns?

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Burns produced from the flashof termal radiation from the fireball.

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What causes the most casualties in a nuclear attack?

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The initial blast and the heat of detonation.

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What is the difference between dose RATE and TOTAL dose?

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Dose rate is the amount of radiation per hour, Total dose is the actual accumulation.

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Who has the authority to order the use of Nuclear weapons?

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Only the President of the US.

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What are 3 types of Nuclear blast?

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1. Air
2. Ground
3. Subsurface

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What does an AV VDR-2 detect and measure?

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Nuclear radiation form fall-out and radioisotopes.

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An NBC 1 report is used to determine what?

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The initial detection of NBC weapons usage by the enemy.

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What FM cover Nuclear contamination avoidence?

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FM 3-11.3

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For maximum radiation effect, which nuclear burst would you use?

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Air burst.

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What is the best way to protect against Biological agents?

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Personal Hygiene.

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What is a vector?

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An insect used to disseminate biological agents.

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What is the current US policy regarding the use of Biological assets?

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NO USE.

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What is meant by Biological Warfare?

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he intentional use, by the enemy, of germs or toxins to cause death & disease among personnel, animals, plants or to deteriorate material.

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What isthe color of a Biological contamination marker?

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Blue background with BIO in red letters.

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What does FM 3-3 cover?

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CBRN contamination avoidence.

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What are 4 types of micro organisms found in Biological agents?

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1. Bacteria
2. Fungi
3. Rickettsiae
4. Viruses

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What is the best Decontamination for Biological agent?

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Warm soapy water.

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Where would a Biological attack be most effective?

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Cities, large troop concentrations, animals and vegetable crops.

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How may Chemical agents be deployed?

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1. Arterial Spray
2. Artillary Bombs
3. Individual
4. Mines
5. Rockets

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What are the most effective times to use Chemical agents?

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Evening and eary morning DUSK & DAWN), lack of wind & sun allows agents to persist.

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Chemical agents are classified by the US into 3 catagories, what are they?

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1. Persistent
2. Non-persistent
3. Dusty

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What is thecurrent US policy regarding the use of Chemical assets?

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No FIRST Use.

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What is thecolor of the Chemical contamination marker?

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Yellow background with the word GAS in red.

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What are 4 types of Chemical agents?

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1. Nerve
2. Blister
3. Blood
4. Choking

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When would MOPP-1 be used?

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When a CB attack is POSSIBLE, pre-attack.

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When would MOPP-2 be used?

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When a CB attack is LIKELY, pre-attack.

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When would MOPP-3 be used?

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Used in areas with NO CONTACT HAZARD or significant vapor hazard, POST-ATTACK.

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When would MOPP-4 be used?

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When highest degree of protection is required, when CB agents are present butactual hazard has NOT been determined. DURING & POST-ATTACK.

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What are the 6 levels of Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP)?

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1. MOPP-Ready
2. MOPP-0
3. MOPP-1
4. MOPP-2
5. MOPP-3

6. MOPP-4

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Four components of Permeable Protective Ensemble Chemical Protective Suit

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Field Protective Mask
GVO/BVO (Green/Black vinyl overshoes)
Chemical Protective Glove Set

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MOPP Ready

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FPM carried
PPE available within 2 hours
Second ensemble available within six hours

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MOPP Zero

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FPM carried
PPE within arm's reach

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MOPP 1

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FPM carried
Worn: Suit
Gloves and boots within arms reach

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MOPP 2

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FPM Carried
Worn: Suit, Boots
Gloves within arms reach

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MOPP 3

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Worn: FPM and hood, suit, boots

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MOPP 4

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Worn: Everything

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Mnemonic device

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Suit, Boots, Mask, Gloves

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Persistent Agents

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Agent stays in affected area for more than 12 hours

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Non-Persistent Agents

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Agent stays in affected area for less than 12 hours