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36 Cards in this Set
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STATE THE THREE OBJECTIVES OF FIRST AID
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*SAVE LIFE
*PREVENT FURTHER INJURY *PREVENT INFECTION |
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STATE THE METHODS OF CONTROLLING BLEEDING
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*DIRECT PRESSURE
*ELEVATION *PRESSURE POINTS *TOURNIQUET |
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IDENTIFY AN EXAMPLE OF A PRESSURE POINT
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THERE ARE 11 PRINCIPAL POINTS ON EACH SIDE OF THE BODY.
*FACIAL SUPERFICIAL *TEMPORAL SUBCLAVIAN *COMMON CAROTID *BRACHIAL RADIAL/ULNAR *FEMORAL ARTERY ILIAC *POPLITEAL *ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR *TIBIAL |
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DESCRIBE THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT FOR SHOCK
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SHOCK IS A DISRUPTION OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM.
*SYMPTOMS-VACANT OR LACKLUSTER EYES, SHALLOW OR IRREGULAR BREATHING, COLD, PALE SKIN, NAUSEA, AND WEAK OR ABSENT PULSE *TREATMENT-LAY THE VICTIM DOWN WITH THE FEET ELEVATED 6-12 INCHES. COVER THEM TO MAINTAIN BODY HEAT. REASSURE AND CALM THE VICTIM, IF CONSCIOUS |
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DESCRIBE THE THREE CLASSIFICATIONS OF BURNS
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*FIRST DEGREE-REDNESS, MILD PAIN
*SECOND DEGREE-RED AND BLISTERED SKIN, SEVERE PAIN *THIRD DEGREE-DESTROYED TISSUE, PAIN MAY BE ABSENT DUE TO DESTROYED NERVE ENDINGS |
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STATE THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING HEAT RELATED INJURIES: HEAT EXHAUSTION / HEAT STROKE
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*HEAT EXHAUSTION–IS A SERIOUS DISTURBANCE OF BLOOD FLOW TO THE BRAIN, HEART AND LUNGS.
TREATMENT: MOVE THE VICTIM TO A COOL OR AIR CONDITIONED AREA; LOOSEN CLOTHING; APPLY COOL WET CLOTHS TO THE HEAD, GROIN, AND ANKLES; FAN THE VICTIM; TRANSPORT TO A MEDICAL FACILITY. *HEAT STROKE–BREAKDOWN OF THE SWEATING MECHANISM OF THE BODY. TREATMENT: REDUCE THE HEAT IMMEDIATELY BY DOUSING THE BODY WITH COLD WATER. APPLY WET, COLD TOWELS TO THE BODY AND MOVE THE VICTIM TO THE COOLEST POSSIBLE PLACE. |
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STATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN "OPEN" AND "CLOSED" FRACTURE
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*OPEN-OPEN WOUND IN THE TISSUE OR SKIN. THE BONE MAY BE PROTRUDING THROUGH THE SKIN
*CLOSED-BONE IS BROKEN, NO BREAK IN SKIN |
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STATE THE FOLLOWING AS APPLIED TO ELECTRIC SHOCK
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*TURN OFF THE CURRENT IMMEDIATELY, NON-CONDUCTING OBJECT.
*TREATMENT- ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION, MEDICAL FACILITY IMMEDIATELY |
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STATE THE THREE OBJECTIVES OF FIRST AID
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*SAVE LIFE
*PREVENT FURTHER INJURY *PREVENT INFECTION |
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STATE THE METHODS OF CONTROLLING BLEEDING
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*DIRECT PRESSURE
*ELEVATION *PRESSURE POINTS *TOURNIQUET |
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IDENTIFY AN EXAMPLE OF A PRESSURE POINT
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THERE ARE 11 PRINCIPAL POINTS ON EACH SIDE OF THE BODY.
*FACIAL SUPERFICIAL *TEMPORAL SUBCLAVIAN *COMMON CAROTID *BRACHIAL RADIAL/ULNAR *FEMORAL ARTERY ILIAC *POPLITEAL *ANTERIOR/POSTERIOR *TIBIAL |
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DESCRIBE THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT FOR SHOCK
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SHOCK IS A DISRUPTION OF THE CIRCULATORY SYSTEM.
*SYMPTOMS-VACANT OR LACKLUSTER EYES, SHALLOW OR IRREGULAR BREATHING, COLD, PALE SKIN, NAUSEA, AND WEAK OR ABSENT PULSE *TREATMENT-LAY THE VICTIM DOWN WITH THE FEET ELEVATED 6-12 INCHES. COVER THEM TO MAINTAIN BODY HEAT. REASSURE AND CALM THE VICTIM, IF CONSCIOUS |
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DESCRIBE THE THREE CLASSIFICATIONS OF BURNS
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*FIRST DEGREE-REDNESS, MILD PAIN
*SECOND DEGREE-RED AND BLISTERED SKIN, SEVERE PAIN *THIRD DEGREE-DESTROYED TISSUE, PAIN MAY BE ABSENT DUE TO DESTROYED NERVE ENDINGS |
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STATE THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT FOR THE FOLLOWING HEAT RELATED INJURIES: HEAT EXHAUSTION / HEAT STROKE
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*HEAT EXHAUSTION–IS A SERIOUS DISTURBANCE OF BLOOD FLOW TO THE BRAIN, HEART AND LUNGS.
MOVE THE VICTIM TO A COOL OR AIR CONDITIONED AREA; LOOSEN CLOTHING; APPLY COOL WET CLOTHS TO THE HEAD, GROIN, AND ANKLES; FAN THE VICTIM; TRANSPORT TO A MEDICAL FACILITY. *HEAT STROKE–BREAKDOWN OF THE SWEATING MECHANISM OF THE BODY. TREATMENT: REDUCE THE HEAT IMMEDIATELY BY DOUSING THE BODY WITH COLD WATER. APPLY WET, COLD TOWELS TO THE BODY AND MOVE THE VICTIM TO THE COOLEST POSSIBLE PLACE. |
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STATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN "OPEN" AND "CLOSED" FRACTURE
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*OPEN-OPEN WOUND IN THE TISSUE OR SKIN. THE BONE MAY BE PROTRUDING THROUGH THE SKIN
*CLOSED-BONE IS BROKEN, NO BREAK IN SKIN |
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STATE THE FOLLOWING AS APPLIED TO ELECTRIC SHOCK
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*TURN OFF THE CURRENT IMMEDIATELY, NON-CONDUCTING OBJECT.
*TREATMENT- ARTIFICIAL VENTILATION, MEDICAL FACILITY IMMEDIATELY |
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DESCRIBE THE METHODS FOR CLEARING AN OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY
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CLEAR THE MOUTH AND GIVE 4 QUICK UPWARD THRUSTS
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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS OF THE FOLLOWING COLD WEATHER INJURIES: HYPOTHERMIA, SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE, DEEP FROSTBITE
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*HYPOTHERMIA- IS A GENERAL COOLING OF THE WHOLE BODY DUE TO EXPOSURE TO LOW OR RAPIDLY FALLING TEMPERATURE,
COLD MOISTURE, SNOW OR ICE. *SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE - ICE CRYSTALS FORMING IN THE UPPER SKIN LAYERS AFTER EXPOSURE TO A TEMPERATURE OF 32 DEGREES OR LOWER. *DEEP FROSTBITE - ICE CRYSTALS FORMING IN THE DEEPER TISSUES AFTER EXPOSURE TO A TEMPERATURE OF 32 DEGREES OR LOWER. |
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DEFINE THE PURPOSE OF THE NAVAL AVIATION SAFETY PROGRAM
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PRESERVE HUMAN AND MATERIAL RESOURCES
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMANDING OFFICER
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CO WILL REQUIRE THAT PERSONS ARE INSTRUCTED AND DRILLED IN ALL SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROCEDURES
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AVIATION SAFETY OFFICER
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THE AVIATION SAFETY OFFICER IS THE PRINCIPLE ADVISOR TO THE CO ON ALL AVIATION SAFETY MATTERS. AVIATION SAFETY RECORDS AND MISHAP STATISTICS.
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GROUND SAFETY OFFICER
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THE GROUND SAFETY OFFICER IS THE PRINCIPLE ADVISOR TO THE CO ON ALL GROUND SAFETY MATTERS GROUND SAFETY RECORDS AND MISHAP STATISTICS
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT HEAD
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THE DEPARTMENT HEAD COORDINATES THE DEPARTMENT'S SAFETY PROGRAM WITH THE UNIT'S SAFETY OFFICER AND SUPERVISES THE DEPARTMENT'S DIVISION SAFETY OFFICER
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE DIVISION OFFICER
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THE DIVISION OFFICER WILL ENSURE THAT PERSONNEL COMPLY WITH ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE SAFETY PETTY OFFICER
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CENTRAL POINT FOR ALL SAFETY RELATED MATTERS OR CONCERNS WITHIN A WORK CENTER
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EXPLAIN THE SAFETY RESPONSIBILITIES OF ALL HANDS
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ALL PERSONNEL WILL FAMILIARIZE THEMSELVES WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS APPLICABLE TO THEMSELVES AND THEIR ASSIGNED DUTIES
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EXPLAIN THE FUNCTIONS OF THE SAFETY COUNCIL/ENLISTED SAFETY COMMITTEE
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A SAFETY COUNCIL IS FORMED TO SET GOALS, MANAGE ASSETS, AND REVIEW SAFETY RELATED RECOMMENDATIONS
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DISCUSS HOW THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTE TO AVIATION MISHAPS: HUMAN ERROR, MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT FACTORS, ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY FACTORS, MATERIAL FAILURES OR MALFUNCTIONS, ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
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*HUMAN ERROR - HUMAN ERROR IS PART OF NEARLY EVERY MISHAP
*MAINTENANCE AND SUPPORT FACTORS - IMPROPER MAINTENANCE, IMPROPER PRIORITY ASSIGNMENTS ON WORK REQUESTS, OR LACK OF PROPER QUALITY ASSURANCE *ADMINISTRATIVE AND SUPERVISORY FACTORS - IMPROPER LEVEL OF SUPERVISION OR A FAILURE TO REQUIRE PERSONNEL TO MEET PERSONNEL QUALIFICATION STANDARDS *MATERIAL FAILURES OR MALFUNCTION S- FAULTY DESIGN, DEFECTIVE MANUFACTURE, OR REPAIR *ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS-ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS INCLUDE EXTREME EXPOSURE TO HEAT, COLD, VIBRATION, NOISE, ILLUMINATION, RADIATION, OR ATMOSPHERIC CONTAMINANTS |
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DEFINE THE FOLLOWING MISHAP CLASSES: (4 CLASSES)
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*CLASS A- $1,000,000 OR MORE, A FATALITY OR PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY
*CLASS B- $200,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN $1,000,000, RESULTS IN PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY; OR THREE OR MORE PERSONNEL ARE INPATIENT HOSPITALIZED *CLASS C- $10,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN $200,000, A NON-FATAL INJURY THAT CAUSES ANY LOSS OF TIME BEYOND THE DAY *CLASS D- LESS THAN $10,000 |
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STATE THE OBJECTIVE OF THE AVIATION GAS-FREE ENGINEERING PROGRAM
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THE OBJECTIVE OF THE AVGFE PROGRAM IS TO ENSURE A SAFE ENVIRONMENT IS MAINTAINED WHEN WORKING ON AERONAUTICAL EQUIPMENT FUEL SYSTEMS
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EXPLAIN THE HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH RADIO FREQUENCY (RF) ENERGY
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*ELECTRIC SHOCK
*BURNS *BIOLOGICAL CHANGES *CATARACTS |
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STATE THE PURPOSE OF THE LASER SAFETY HAZARD CONTROL PROGRAM
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ESTABLISHING SAFETY REGULATIONS AND STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES WHEN USING LASERS
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STATE THE PURPOSE OF A SAFETY STAND DOWN
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SAFETY STAND DOWNS ARE USED TO DEVOTE TIME TO SAFETY TRAINING, AWARENESS, AND TO ENHANCE THE COMMANDS SAFETY CLIMATE
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DISCUSS THE CONCEPT OF OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT (ORM)
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OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT IS A SYSTEMATIC DECISION MAKING PROCESS USED TO IDENTIFY AND MANAGE HAZARDS THAT ENDANGER NAVAL RESOURCES
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EXPLAIN THE FOLLOWING TERMS AS THEY APPLY TO ORM (IH-AH-MRD-IC-S)
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*IDENTIFY HAZARDS- LISTING ALL OF THE HAZARDS
*ASSESS HAZARDS- DETERMINE THE ASSOCIATED DEGREE OF RISK IN TERMS OF PROBABILITY AND SEVERITY *MAKE RISK DECISIONS- SELECT CONTROLS THAT WILL REDUCE THE RISK TO A MINIMUM CONSISTENT WITH MISSION ACCOMPLISHMENT. *IMPLEMENT CONTROLS- PERSONNEL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT. *SUPERVISE- CONDUCT FOLLOW-UP AND MONITOR FOR CHANGES |
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DISCUSS THE DUAL CHAIN OF COMMAND FOR OPERATING FORCES
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*AN OPERATIONAL CHAIN FROM THE PRESIDENT, THROUGH THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE TO A COMMANDER OF A UNIFIED OR SPECIFIED COMMAND TO THE ASSIGNED OPERATIONAL FORCES
*AN ADMINISTRATIVE CHAIN THROUGH THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY AND THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS TO THE OPERATING FORCES |
