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WHO IS THE DAMAGE CONTROL OFFICER?
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CDR LUND
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HOW MANY AFFF STATIONS DO WE HAVE ON GW?
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20
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HOW MANY AFFF STATIONS ARE INJECTION ONLY ON GW?
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1,2,11,12
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HOW MANY AFFF STATIONS FEED MULTIPLE GROUPS ON THE FLIGHT DECK?
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, STATION 16 FEEDS GROUP 16 AND 21 WHICH IS THE BOMB FARM
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HOW MANY AFFF TRANSFER STATIONS DOES GW HAE AND WHERE ARE THEY LOCATED?
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2 , ABOVE THE O2N2 PLANTS (O2N2 1 PLANT IS IN HB 1 PORT SIDE BY REP 1F) (O2N2 2 PLANT IS LOCATED IN HB3 JUST AFT OF THE MWR CAGE)
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HOW MANY GALLONS OF AFFF DOES THE TRANSFER TANKS HOLD?
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3500 GAL EACH
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WHERE ARE ALL THE AFFF STATIONS LOCATED ONBOARD?
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1&2 are as forward on the 2nd deck as you can go
3 Starboard side of the forward scullery 4 Over forward EDG/Combat Systems lounge frame 40 5 Starboard side of the forward galley 6 Behind the soda fountains portside of the forward mess decks 7 Outside S1 office 8 Outside the entrance to 1RAR 9 Off the aft mess decks 10 Below 1Bravo repair locker 11 CO’s ladder well 12 Outside midship pulper 13 Pway outside RX office 14 Starboard side of aft galley start line 15 Outside entrance to 3 aircraft elevator machinery room 16 XO’s pway 17 Under aft pulper 18 Near repair locker 3 19 Outside ship’s laundry 20 Engineering berthing |
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HOW LONG WILL A 50LB CO2 BOTTLE LAST?
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40-45 SECONDS EACH BOTTLE ACTIVATED 1 AT A TIME. IF BOTH BOTTLES ARE ACTIVATED AT THE SAME TIME IT IS ONLY 40-45 SECONDS
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HOW MANY FIXED FLOODING CO2 SYSTEMS ARE ON BOARD GW?
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1, MOTOR REWIND SHOP BELOW THE AFT MESS DECKS
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WHERE WOULD YOU FIND THE CO2 HOSE REAL ON BOARD GW?
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FANTAIL FOR THE JET SHOP
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WHO IS THE DCA?
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LCDR SIMS
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NAME THE TWO FANS USED FOR DESMOKING?
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BOX FAN, RAM FAN
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OF THE TWO FANS USED FOR DESMOKING WHICH ONE IS POWERED BY 115 VOLT?
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BOX FAN
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HOW MANY CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE OF AIR IS THE RAM FAN RATED AT?
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2000 CFM
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WHAT TYPE OF FIRE MAIN DO WE HAVE ON BOARD GW?
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12” COMPOSITE LOOP
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WHAT DECK IS THE GALLERY DECK?
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03
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HOW MANY FEET ARE BETWEEN FRAMES?
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4
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WHAT DECK IS THE WATER LINE ON?
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4th
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HOW FAR SHOULD A FIRE HOSE BE STOWED OFF THE DECK?
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6"
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HOW MANY DC REPAIR LOCKERS ARE ON GW AND WHERE ARE THEY LOCATED?
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10, 1A, 1B, 1F HANGER BAY 7A, 7B, 7F 03 LEVEL, 2, 3, 4, 5 SECOND DECK.
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DISCRIBE THE FOUR CLASSES OF FIRES?
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A-ANYTHING THAT LEAVES AN ASH
B- FLAMIBLE LIQUID C- ELECTRICAL D- SPECIALTY (MAGNESIUM) |
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WHAT IS THE COMPARTMENT NUMBER FOR DC CENTRAL?
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4-119-0-C
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WHAT IS A BULLS EYE AND HOW DO YOU READ ONE?
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PHOTOLUMINESENT MARKING THAT IS VISIBLE UPON ENTERING A COMPARTMENT STATING THE DECK, FRAME NUMBER, REFERANCE TO CENTER LINE AND TYPE OF SPACE.
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DESCRIBE THE DUTIES OF A SHORING WATCH?
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MAN SOUNDPOWERED PHONES, HAVE 2 5LB MAULS FOR ENSURING SHORING STAYS TIGHT.
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HOW DO YOU RIG AND ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMP?
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LOWER PUMP INTO FLOODED SPACE USING ROPE ATTACHED TO THE PUMP. PLUG PUMP INTO 440 VOLT OUTLET, HAVE AN ELECTRICIAN WEARING RUBBER GLOVES AND FACE SHIELD ENERGIZE PUMP WHILE SWITCH BOX AND ELECTRICIAN ARE ON RUBBER MATTING.
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HOW DO YOU COMBAT A STRUCTURAL FIRE IN A CBR CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENT?
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PERSONNELL WILL WEAR FFE’S AND SCBA’S. AFTER FIRE IS OUT FIRE TEAM WILL GO THROUGH DECON STATION.
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WHAT ACTIONS MUST BE TAKEN TO CONTROL PROGRESSIVE FLOODING?
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USE SHIPS COMPARTMENTATION TO HOLD AND MAINTAIN FLOODING BOUNDARIES.
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HOW DO YOU DESMOKE A SPACE ADJACENT TO WEATHER DECK USING A VARI-NOZZLE?
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DIRECT NOZZLE OUTSIDE AND PLACE PATTERN ON WIDE AGNEL V
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WHAT ACTIONS ARE TAKEN FOR A RUPTURED HOSE IN THE TIRE-AFFECTED SPACE?
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HAVE SECOND HOSE TEAM TAKE OVER ALL FIRE FIGHTING EFFORTS AND BACK THE HOSE TEAM WITH THE RUPTURE OUT OF THE SPACE IF POSSIBLE.
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WHAT IS THE TEAM LEADER’S JOB?
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DIRECT ALL FIRE FIGHTING EFFORTS IN THE SPACE AND MAKE REPORTS BACK TO THE ON SCENE LEADER
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WHAT IS THE ORDER OF ATMOSPHERIC TESTS TO BE CONDUCTED AFTER A FIRE?
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1) OXYGEN, 2) EXPLOSIVE, 3) TOXIC GASES
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WHAT IS THE PERCENTAGE OF OXYGEN REQUIRED TO CONSIDER A SPACE SAFE?
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19.5 TO 22%
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EXPLOSIVE GAS TESTS SHOULD BE BELOW WHAT PERCENTAGE OF L.E.L. TO BE CONSIDERED SAFE?
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BELOW 10% L.E.L.
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WHAT IS DONE IF A SPACE TESTS ABOVE 10% OF THE L.E.L. FOR EXPLOSIVE GASES?
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CONTINUE TO DESMOKE AND RETEST.
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WHO MAY CONDUCT POST FIRE ATMOSPHERIC TESTS?
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GAS FREE ENGINEERS, GAS FREE ENGINEERING PETTY OFFICERS ( E-5 OR ABOVE).
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WHAT CAN YOU USE TO PERFORM ATMOSPHERIC TESTS?
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4 GAS ANALYZER OR DRAGER TUBES.
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HOW ARE AIR TEST FITTINGS USED TO INVESTIGATE FOR DAMAGE?
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LOOSEN AND LISTEN FOR AIR ESCAPING OR WATER AROUND PIPE. OR AIR SUCKING IN.
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AIR ESCAPING FROM AN AIR TEST FITTING INDICATES WHAT KIND OF DAMAGE?
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POSSIBLE FLOODING.
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WHAT METHOD IS USED TO CHECK FOR HOT DOORS AND HATCHES?
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REMOVE GLOVE AND CHECK WITH BACK OF HAND ½ IN FROM DOOR.
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HOW WOULD YOU CHECK A BULKHEAD FOR FLOODING ON THE OTHER SIDE?
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TAP UP THE BULKHEAD OR DOOR LISTENING FOR A CHANGE IN SOUND. LOOK FOR SWEATING ON THE BULKHEAD.
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WHAT IS THE ACCESS MAN'S JOB?
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TO OPEN DOORS, HATCHES AND SCUTTLES AND TO CLEAR ROUTES AS
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WHEN OPENING AN INDIVIDUAL DOG WATERTIGHT DOOR OR HATCH, WHICH
SIDE IS UNDOGGED FIRST? |
THE HINGE SIDE FIRST.
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HOW DO YOU OVERHAUL A CLASS ALPHA FIRE?
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BREAK APART ANY SMOLDERING AND UNBURNED MATERIALS. USE A RAKE, SHOVEL OR A FIRE HOSE WITH SOLID STREAM AND FOG.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE SCBA?
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TO SUPPLY OXYGEN INDEPENDENT OF THE SURROUNDING ATMOSPERE.
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WHAT DOES SCBA STAND FOR?
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SELF CONTAINED BREATHING APPERATUS.
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WHAT ALERTS YOU TO LOW PRESSURE IN YOUR BOTTLE?
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SCOTT HAS A VIBRAL ALARM THAT SOUNDS UPON BREATH INTAKE AND MSA HAS A BELL LOCATED ON THE BOTTLE.
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WHY SHOULD YOU CHECK YOUR REMOTE PRESSURE GAGE OFTEN?
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A DRASTIC PRESSURE DROP COULD BE A LEAK WITH THE BOTTLE OR AIRPACK
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WHERE SHOULD PKP BE DIRECTED?
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AT THE BASE OF THE FLAMES IN A RAPID SWEEPING MOTION.
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE RANGE OF A 27 POUND PKP EXTINGUISHER?
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APPROXIMATELY 21 FEET. IT WILL LAST FOR 10-11 SECONDS
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE RANGE OF A 18 POUND PKP EXTINGUISHER?
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APPROXIMATELY 18 TO 19 FEET. IT WILL LAST FOR 10-11 SECONDS.
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vWHERE SHOULD PKP BE DIRECTED?
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AT THE BASE OF THE FLAMES IN A RAPID SWEEPING MOTION.
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE RANGE OF A 27 POUND PKP EXTINGUISHER?
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APPROXIMATELY 21 FEET. IT WILL LAST FOR 10-11 SECONDS.
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE RANGE OF A 18 POUND PKP EXTINGUISHER?
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APPROXIMATELY 18 TO 19 FEET. IT WILL LAST FOR 10-11 SECONDS.
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FOR WHAT CLASS OF FIRES IS PKP MOST EFFECTIVE?
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CLASS BRAVO.
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WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM EFFECTIVE RANGE OF A 15 LB CO2 EXTINGUISHER?
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4 TO 6 FT FROM THE TIP OF THE HORN.
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WHY IS CO2 RECOMMENDED FOR CLASS CHARLIE FIRES?
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IT'S NON CONDUCTIVE, NON CORROSIVE, LEAVES NO RESIDUE, AND DOES NOT DAMAGE EQUIPMENT.
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HOW DO YOU DIRECT THE CO2 WHEN FIGHTING A CLASS CHARLIE FIRE?
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AT THE BASE OF THE FLAME WITH A SWEEPING MOTION.
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HOW DOES CO2 EXTINGUISH A FIRE?
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REMOVES THE OXYGEN TO THE EXTENT THAT COMBUSTION CAN NOT BE SUSTAINED.
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HOW CAN YOU TELL WHEN A CO2 BOTTLE IS EMPTY?
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WHEN THE EXTINGUISHER MAKES A HOLLOW SOUND.
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HOW LONG WILL A 15 LB CO2 EXTINGUISHER LAST UNDER CONTINUOUS OPERATION?
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APPROXIMATELY 40 TO 45 SECONDS.
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WHAT IS THE MIXING RATIO FOR AFFF AND WATER?
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94% WATER, 6% AFFF CONCENTRATE.
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CAN AFFF BE USED ON CLASS ALPHA FIRES?
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YES, BECAUSE OF THE COOLING EFFECT OF THE WATER.
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WHAT CLASS OF FIRE IS AFFF NORMALLY USED FOR?
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CLASS BRAVO.
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CAN YOU USE AFFF IN CONJUNCTION WITH PKP?
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YES.
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE RANGE AND HOW LONG WILL A PORTABLE AFFF EXTINGUISHER LAST?
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FT AND DECREASING. 60 SECONDS UNDER CONTINUOUS USE
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WHAT IS BROMO-TRIFLOURO-METHANE?
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HALON 1301
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WHAT ACTIVATES HALON RELEASE?
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CO2.
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WHAT SPACES WOULD YOU FIND HALON IN ON GW?
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PUMP ROOMS 2&3, FWD & AFT EDG, 1B SHAFT ALLEY, FLAM LOCKERS, PAINT MIXING ROOMS.
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WHAT WARNINGS ARE GIVEN WHEN THE HALON SYSTEM HAS BEEN ACTIVATED?
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VISUAL AND AUDIBLE ALARMS.
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WHAT IS THE REQUIRED "SOAK" TIME BEFORE ENTERING A SPACE AFTER HALON DISCHARGE?
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MINIMUM 15 MINUTES SOAK TIME AND 15 MINUTES VENTILATION TIME.
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HOW LONG IS THE TIME DELAY FOR THE HALON 1301 FLOODING SYSTEM ONBOARD?
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60 SEC FOR SHAFT ALLEY 1B, 30 SECONDS FOR ALL OTHER SPACES.
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HOW MANY HALON STATIONS ARE THERE ONBOARD?
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13
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HOW MANY ENGINEERING HALON STATIONS ARE THERE ONBOARD?
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5 (FWD & AFT EDG, 2&3 JP-5 PUMP ROOM, 1B SHAFT ALLEY)
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A BATTERY PACK WITH FRESH BATTERIES HAS A LIFE OF APPROXIMATELY HOW LONG?
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60 TO 90 MINUTES.
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WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF NFTI BATTERY PACKS?
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10 AA BATTERIES AND ALKALINE RECHARGABLE BATTERY PACK.
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR THE NFTI OPERATOR TO STAY LOW?
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TO AVOID HOT GASES HIGH IN THE SPACE AND TO MAINTAIN A CLEAR IMAGE WITH THE NFTI.
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CAN THE NFTI BE USED TO LOCATE FIRES BY VIEWING THROUGH GLASS WINDOWS?
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NO, GLASS IS OPAQUE TO INFRARED RADIATION.
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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF PORTABLE EDUCTORS?
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S TYPE AND PERI JET
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF EDUCTORS?
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TO REMOVE WATER.
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WHAT ARE SOME OF THE ADVANTAGES OF THE PERI JET EDUCTOR?
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1) IT WILL PASS SMALL OBJECTS. 2) WILL REMOVE CONTAMINATED
WATER. 3) SAFE BECAUSE OVERHEATING AND SPARKS ARE ELIMINATED |
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HOW IS THE P-100 COOLED WHILE IN USE?
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THE LIQUID RUNNING THROUGH IT.
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY USE OF THE P-100?
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FIRE FIGHTING, SECONDARY DEWATERING.
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WHAT TYPE OF FUEL DOES THE P-100 UTILIZE?
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JP-5 OR DFM.
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WHAT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED PRIOR TO ENERGIZING THE RAM FAN?
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GROUND CLAMP MUST BE ATTACHED TO HULL STRUCTURE TO PREVENT THE BUILD-UP OF STATIC ELECTRICITY.
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WHAT IS THE ACTUATING SOURCE OF THE RAMFAN?
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A 1½ INCH FIREHOSE AT 50 TO 200 PSI.
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WHAT ARE PRIMARY FIRE BOUNDARIES?
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FWD, AFT, PORT, STBD, TOP AND BOTTOM OF THE AFFECTED SPACE.
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WHAT IS A PRIMARY FLOODING BOUNDARY?
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FIRST WATERTIGHT DECK, OVERHEAD, FWD AND AFT BULKHEADS.
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THE RULE OF THUMB FOR PLUGGING IS TO USE A PLUG HOW MANY INCHES BIGGER THAN THE HOLE?
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TWO INCHES BIGGER THAN THE HOLE,(I.E. A 10 IN PLUG FOR A 8 IN HOLE).
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ALL PLUGS 10 IN OR LARGER SHOULD BE?
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SHORED IN OR USE A BOX PATCH.
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picaresque
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involving adventures
a picaresque hero is one who is adventurous |
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR COMMON PATCHES USED IN THE NAVY?
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) SOFT PATCH 2) JUBILEE PATCH 3) BANDING PATCH 4) EWARP
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HOW MANY SIZES OF EWARP ARE THERE?
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2
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WHAT IS THE MAXIMUM PRESSURE ALLOWABLE ON A SOFT PATCH?
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150 PSI.
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SOFT PATCHES ARE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR WHAT TYPE OF PIPING SYSTEMS?
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HIGH PRESSURE STEAM AND FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
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WHAT ARE THE BEST WOODS TO USE FOR SHORING?
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DOUGLAS FIR AND YELLOW PINE.
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WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF SHORING?
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: I (DIRECT PRESSURE), K (TRIANGULATION\PERPENDICULAR), AND H (NO DECK ANCHORAGE).
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WHAT ARE THE TWO SIZES OF METAL SHORES?
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3 FT TO 5 FT, AND 6 FT TO 11 FT.
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HOW LONG WILL THE EEBD M-20.2 LAST?
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10 MINUTES.
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WHEN IS AN EEBD CONSIDERED BAD OR INEFFECTIVE?
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WHEN THE ARROW IS POINTING IN THE RED ON THE INDICATOR DIAL.
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WHAT ARE SOME FACTORS THAT AFFECT TIME DURATION OF BREATHING AIR?
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AMOUNT OF WORK, PHYSICAL FITNESS, BREATING RATE, AND FAMILIARITY OF ESCAPE ROUTES.
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WHAT INDICATES THE EEBD M-20.2 IS BAD?
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THE NEEDLE IS OUT OF THE GREEN
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WHAT ARE THE FLOW RATES FOR THE 1½ IN VARI NOZZLE?
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95 AND 125 GPM.
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DOES THE AMOUNT OF WATER DISCHARGED FROM THE VARI NOZZLE CHANGE
FROM STRAIGHT STREAM TO WIDE ANGLE FOG? |
NO, IT REMAINS THE SAME REGARDLESS OF WATER PATTERN.
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HOW SHOULD THE VARI NOZZLE BE STOWED?
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BAIL HANDLE IN CLOSED POSITION AND NOZZLE SET TO NARROW 30 DEGREES ANGLE.
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WHAT IS THE WIDEST FOG ANGLE ACHIEVED BY THE VARI NOZZLE?
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90 degrees
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HOW MANY BAIL POSITIONS DOES THE VARI-NOZZLE HAVE?
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open closed
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WHAT SIZE FIREHOSES DO WE USE ONBOARD GW?
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1 ½” and 2 1/2”
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WHO ESTABLISHES THE MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE (MPE)?
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THE SHIPS' COMMANDING OFFICER.
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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT THAT ONE DOES NOT EAT, DRINK OR SMOKE WHILE CONTAMINATION IS SUSPECTED?
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TO PREVENT CONTAMINATION FROM ENTERING YOUR BODY.
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WHAT AREAS OF THE SHIP ARE BEST FOR DEEP SHELTER STATIONS?
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LOW IN THE SHIP, NEAR THE CENTERLINE BELOW THE WATERLINE.
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RADIATION AND CONTAMINATION?
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RADIATION CONSISTS OF INVISIBLE RAYS AND IONIZING PARTICLES GIVEN OFF FROM A RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCE. CONTAMINATION IS A CONDITION IN WHICH RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL IS IN LOCATIONS WHERE IT MAY HARM PERSONNEL
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HOW MANY PHYSICAL STATES ARE CHEMICALS FOUND TO EXIST IN?
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THREE. SOLID, LIQUID, AND GAS.
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HOW DO CHEMICAL AGENTS ENTER THE BODY?
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1.RESPIRATORY TRACT, 2.CONTACT WITH THE SKIN, 3.WOUNDS OR CUTS, 4.THROUGH THE EYES.
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HOW FAST CAN DEATH OCCUR FROM BLOOD AGENT EXPOSURE?
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AS FAST AS FIFTEEN SECONDS IN HIGH CONCENTRATIONS
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WHAT AGENTS, IN A VAPOR FORM, WILL THE M-256A1 CHEMICAL AGENT DETECTOR KIT IDENTIFY?
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BLISTER, NERVE, LEWISITE, BLOOD
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR CASUALTY AGENTS USED IN CHEMICAL WARFARE?
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CHOKING, BLOOD, BLISTER, AND NERVE.
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WHAT DETERGENTS ONBOARD SHIPS ARE EFFECTIVE FOR DECONTAMINATION OF CHEMICAL AGENTS?
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SOAP, SUPER TROPICAL BLEACH AND CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE (HTH).
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WHAT TYPE OF AGENTS WILL THE GAS MASK PROTECT THE WEARER FROM IN A CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT?
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INHALATION OF NERVE, BLISTER, CHOKING, BLOOD, VOMITING AND TEAR GAS AGENTS.
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SETTING MOPP LEVELS?
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THE CO OR THE TASK COMMANDER.
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WHAT CHEMICAL AGENTS WILL M-8 PAPER DETECT?
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LIQUID V AND G NERVE, AND H-TYPE BLISTER AGENTS.
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WHERE WOULD ONE FIND THE COLOR COMPARISON CHART FOR THE M-8 PAPER?
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ON THE INSIDE FRONT COVER OF THE M-8 PAPER BOOKLET.
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WILL M-8 PAPER DETECT AN AGENT IN THE GAS OR VAPOR FORM?
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NO, M-8 PAPER WILL ONLY DETECT AGENTS IN THEIR LIQUID FORM.
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WILL M-8 PAPER DETECT CHEMICAL AGENTS ONCE IT BECOMES WET?
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YES, M-8 PAPER WORKS WHEN WET.
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WHICH CHEMICAL AGENTS WILL M-9 PAPER DETECT?
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G AND V NERVE, AND H AND L BLISTER.
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WHEN HANDLING M-9 PAPER WHAT PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MUST BE WORN?
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PROTECTIVE GLOVES.
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WHAT COLOR WILL M-9 PAPER TURN IF A CHEMICAL AGENT IS DETECTED?
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ANY SHADE OF RED DOTS.
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HOW SHOULD M-9 PAPER BE ATTACHED AROUND OBJECTS?
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ADHESIVE SIDE TO ADHESIVE SIDE WITH DETECTOR SIDE OUT.
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WHERE SHOULD M-8 OR M-9 PAPER BE POSTED PRIOR TO AN ATTACK?
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NEAR VENTILATION DUCTS, WATERTIGHT ACCESSES AND AS STATED IN SHIPS' CBR BILL.
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE GAS MASKS?
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PROVIDES PROTECTION TO THE FACE, EYES AND RESPIRATORY SYSTEM AGAINST ALL KNOWN CBR AGENTS.
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WHICH STRAPS ON THE MASKS ARE LOOSENED AND TIGHTENED EACH TIME THE MASK IS REMOVED AND DONNED?
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ONLY THE TWO BOTTOM CHIN STRAPS.
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WHAT IS THE EFFECTIVE LIFE OF THE GAS MASK FILTER CANISTERS?
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60 DAYS ONCE REMOVED FROM THE STOWAGE CAN IN A NON-CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENT, 30 DAYS IN A CONTAMINATED ENVIRONMENT, AND ONE BLOOD AGENT ATTACK.
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CAN THE GAS MASK BE WORN IN OXYGEN DEFICIENT ATMOSPHERES?
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NO, THE GAS MASK DOES NOT PROVIDE THE WEARER WITH OXYGEN.
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HAT SHOULD THE WEARER OF THE MASK DO PRIOR TO USE?
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SANITIZE AND INSPECT THE MASK FOR WORN PARTS.
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WHAT IS CONTAINED IN THE M-256A1 DETECTOR KIT?
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: 12 SAMPLER-DETECTORS, 1 BOOK OF M-8 PAPER AND A SET OF OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTION CARDS.
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WHAT CHEMICAL AGENTS CAN BE READILY IDENTIFIED BY USING THE M-256A1 DETECTOR KIT?
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BLISTER, BLOOD AND NERVE.
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WHERE CAN AN OPERATOR FIND THE COLOR CHANGES THAT INDICATE THE AGENT IS OR IS NOT PRESENT WHEN USING THE M-256A1 KIT?
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PRINTED ON EACH SAMPLER-DETECTOR AND ON THE OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTION CARDS IN THE CARRYING CASE.
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WHAT SHOULD BE CHECKED PRIOR TO OPENING A SAMPLER-DETECTOR KIT?
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THE DISCARD DATE LISTED ON THE SAMPLER-DETECTOR BAG.
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WHEN USING THE M-256A1 KIT, THE OPERATOR MUST PROTECT THE SAMPLER-DETECTOR KIT FROM WHAT ELEMENTS?
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EXCESSIVE MOISTURE, WIND, AND DIRECT SUNLIGHT.
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WHAT CAN TOUCHING THE SPOTS OF THE SAMPLER-DETECTOR IN A M-256A1 KIT RESULT IN?
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A FALSE READING OR INCORRECT TEST RESULT.
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HOW DOES THE M-291 DECON KIT DECONTAMINATE?
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THOROUGH PHYSICAL REMOVAL, ABSORPTION, AND NEUTRALIZATION.
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WHAT PRECAUTIONS MUST BE TAKEN WHEN USING THE M-291 DECON KIT?
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FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY, KEEP DECON POWDER EYES, CUTS AND WOUNDS. DECON FACE AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, AVOID INHALING THE POWDER.
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HOW MANY PACKETS ARE IN THE M-291 DECON KIT?
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SIX, ENOUGH FOR THREE COMPLETE SKIN DECONTAMINATIONS
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WHAT ARE THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF NERVE AGENT POISONING?
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UNEXPLAINED NASAL SECRETION, TIGHTNESS OF CHEST, SHORTNESS OF BREATH, CONSTRICTION OF PUPILS, MUSCULAR TWITCHING OR NAUSEA AND ABDOMINAL CRAMPS.
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WHAT DEPARTMENT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE IDENTIFICATION OF BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENTS?
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MEDICAL
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WHAT IS THE SELF-AID FOR BLOOD AGENTS?
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DON MASK IMMEDIATELY AND SEEK MEDICAL AID.
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WHAT IS THE SELF-AID FOR BLISTER AGENTS?
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EYES SHOULD BE FLUSHED WITH CLEAN WATER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, USE THE M-291 DECON KIT WITH SOAP AND WATER FOR SKIN.
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HOW MANY AUTO-INJECTORS OF ATROPINE AND 2 PAM CHLORIDE ARE ISSUED TO EACH PERSON AT THE THREAT OF A CHEMICAL ATTACK?
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THREE ATROPINE AND THREE 2 PAM CHLORIDES.
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ATROPINE AND 2 PAM CHLORIDE ARE ONLY USED AFTER EXPOSURE AND SYMPTOMS OF WHAT CHEMICAL AGENT?
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NERVE AGENT.
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WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS CAUSED BY BLOOD AGENTS?
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DIFFICULT OR RAPID BREATHING, HEADACHE, NAUSEA, DIZZINESS AND VIOLENT CONVULSIONS.
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WHAT ARE THE PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS CAUSED BY BLISTER AGENTS?
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PAINFUL WATERY EYES, REDNESS OF SKIN FOLLOWED BY BLISTERING.
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