E-2D Hawkeye Eaws Phase 1

Front 1

Three objectives of first aid?

Back 1

Prevent:

further injury

Infection

The loss of life

Front 2

Four methods to control bleeding?

Back 2

Direct pressure

Elevation

Pressure points

Tourniquet as last resort

Front 3

What is a pressure point?

Back 3

Where a main artery lies near the skin surface and over a bone.

Front 4

How many pressure points are there?

Back 4

11 on each side of the body.

Front 5

Where are the pressure points located?

Back 5

Temple

Jaw

Neck

Collar bone

Inner upper arm

Inner elbow

Wrist

Upper thigh

Groin

Knee

Ankle

Front 6

Describe a first degree burn

Back 6

Redness, warmth and mild pain

Front 7

Describe a second degree burn

Back 7

Red, blistered skin and severe pain

Front 8

Describe a third degree burn

Back 8

Destroys tissue, skin and bone in severe cases. Pain may be absent due to damage of never endings.

Front 9

What are the two types of heat related injuries and describe them

Back 9

Heat exhaustion- skins is cool, moist, and clammy. Sweating profusely.

Heat stroke- breakdown of the Sweating mechanism of the body.

Front 10

Cold weather injuries and describe them.

Back 10

Hypothermia- appear pale and unconscious. Breathing is slow and shallow, pulse faint.

Superficial frostbite- ice crystals form in upper skin.

Deep frostbite- ice crystals form in deeper tissues .

Front 11

How many different types of shock are there?

Back 11

5

Front 12

What is septic shock?

Back 12

Bacteria multiplying in the blood and releasing toxins.

Front 13

What is anaphyliactic shock?

Back 13

Severe hypersensitivity or allergic reaction.

Front 14

What is cardiogenic shock?

Back 14

When the heart is damaged and unable to supply sufficient blood to the body.

Front 15

What is hypovolemic shock?

Back 15

Severe blood and fluid loss.

Front 16

What is neurogenic shock?

Back 16

Spinal cord injury.

Front 17

What does the acronym CPR stand for?

Back 17

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Front 18

What are the steps of CPR?

Back 18

CAB- circulation, airway, breathing.

Front 19

What are the steps of the survival chain?

Back 19

Recognition/activation of CPR

Chest compressions

AED

Rapid defibrillator

Advanced life support

Integrated post-cardiac arrest care

Front 20

What does the acronym ORM stand for?

Back 20

Operational risk management

Front 21

What is the ORM process?

Back 21

Identify

Assess

Make risk decisions

Implement controls

Supervise

Hint 21

I.AM.IS

Front 22

What are the 3 types of mishaps?

Back 22

Class A- 2 MIL or more

Class B- 500k or more

Class C- 50k or more

Front 23

What are they types of chemical agents ?

Back 23

Nerve agents- disrupt nerve impulses to the body.

Blister agents- causes inflammation, blisters, and general destruction of tissue.

Blood agents- attacks enzymes carrying oxygen in the blood stream.

Choking agents- lungs become filled with fluid.

Front 24

What are the types of biological agents?

Back 24

Pathogens and toxins

Front 25

PPE for chemical/biological warfare?

Back 25

MCU-2P mask with components

Advanced chemical protective garment (ACPG)

Chemical protective over boots

Skin decontamination kit

Front 26

Types of radiology warfare?

Back 26

High altitude air burst

Air burst where fireball does not reach surface

Surface burst.

Shallow underwater

Deep underwater

Front 27

Tiedown regulations.

Back 27

Initial tie-down minimum of 6 chains.

Up to 45 knots- 9 chains

45-60 knots - 14 chains

Above 60 knots- 20 chains.

Front 28

DEFCON 5.

Back 28

Normal peacetime rediness

Front 29

DEFCON 4

Back 29

Normal, increased security.

Front 30

DEFCON 3

Back 30

Increase in force readiness above normal.

Front 31

DEFCON 2

Back 31

Further increase in force readiness but less then maximum.

Front 32

DEFCON 1

Back 32

Maximum force rediness.

Front 33

How long is a turnaround good for?

Back 33

24 hrs

Front 34

How long is a daily good for?

Back 34

72 hrs

Front 35

Warning

Back 35

May result in injury or death if not observed or followed.

Front 36

Caution

Back 36

May result in damage to equipment if not observed or followed.

Front 37

Note

Back 37

Must be emphasized.

Front 38

Shall

Back 38

Mandatory procedure

Front 39

Should

Back 39

Recommended procedure.

Front 40

May

Back 40

Optional procedure

Front 41

14 November 1910

Back 41

First take of from ship.

Eugene Ely

USS Birmingham.

Front 42

8 May 1911

Back 42

Birthday of the Naval aviation.

Front 43

20 June 1913

Back 43

Ensign William D. Billingsley

Thrown out of plane

First death in naval aviation

Lieutenant John H. Towers

Front 44

22 October 1917

Back 44

Inspector school

58 motor and 114 airplane inspectors

Aka QA

Front 45

20 March 1922

Back 45

Navy's first carrier

USS Langley.

Front 46

10 March 1948

Back 46

FJ-1 fury.

First Navy jet

First carrier landing

USS boxer.

Front 47

Coral sea 7-8 may 1942

Back 47

Breaking of Japanese code

Front 48

Midway 3-5 June 1942

Back 48

Japan lost bid for control of the Pacific.

Turning point of Pacific war.

Front 49

Guadalcanal 13-15 November 1942

Back 49

USS Juneau

Five Sullivan brothers

Navy's policy was reinstated

Front 50

How many FPCONS are there?

Back 50

5

Front 51

What is FPCON normal?

Back 51

General global threat of possible terrorist activity exist.

Front 52

What FPCONS alpha?

Back 52

Increased general threat of terrorist activity against personnel or facilities.

Front 53

What is FPCON bravo?

Back 53

More predictable threat of terrorist activity exists.

Front 54

What is FPCON Charlie?

Back 54

Intelligence is received indicating some forms of terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely.

Front 55

What is FPCON delta?

Back 55

Where a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence is received that terrorist action against a specific location or person is imminent.

Front 56

Yellow jerseys

Back 56

Aircraft handling officer, Flight deck officer, catapult officer, air bos'n, arresting gear officer and plane directors.

Front 57

White jerseys

Back 57

Safety, air transport officer, landing signal officer, squadron plane inspectors and medical.

Front 58

Brown jerseys

Back 58

Plane captain

Front 59

Blue jerseys

Back 59

ABH.

Front 60

Green jerseys

Back 60

Catapult and arresting gear personnel, maintenance personnel, helicopter landing signal enlisted man and photographers.

Front 61

Red jerseys

Back 61

Crash and salvage, explosive ordinance disposal, or dance handling personnel

Front 62

How is PKP identified ?

Back 62

12 inch wide red strip with a white 3 inch high "PKP"

Front 63

COMNAVAIRLANT

Back 63

First character A - M

Second character A-Z

Front 64

What is acceleration?

Back 64

The rate of change of the speed and or velocity of matter with time

Front 65

What is speed?

Back 65

The rate if movement in terms of distance measured in an allotted ammount of time.

Front 66

What is velocity?

Back 66

The quickness or speed of an object in a given time and direction.

Front 67

What is newton's third law?

Back 67

Action and reaction

States that for every action there Is an equal and opposite reaction.

Front 68

Six categories of hazmat

Back 68

Flammable or combustible materials

Aerosol containers

Toxic materials

Corrosive materials

Oxidizing materials

Compressed gases

Front 69

What is HAZMAT AUL?

Back 69

A current inventory of hazmat, chemical substances, or components known or suspected to contain hazmat used rorschach local inquisition.

Front 70

Steps for hazmat spill

Back 70

Discovery

Notification

Initiation of action

Evaluation

Containment

Damage control

Dispersion of gases/vapors

Cleanup and decontamination

Disposal

Certification for re-entry

Follow up reports.