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STATE THE THREE OBJECTIVES OF FIRST AID?
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PREVENT FURTHER INJURY, INFECTION, AND THE LOSS OF LIFE.
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR METHODS OF CONTROLLING BLEEDING?
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DIRECT PRESSURE, ELEVATION, PRESSURE POINTS, AND THE USE OF A TOURNIQUET
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WHAT IS A PRESSURE POINT?
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POINT ON THE BODY WHERE A MAIN ARTERY LIES NEAR THE SKIN SURFACE AND OVER A BONE.
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WHAT ARE THE 11 PRINCIPAL PRESSURE POINTS?
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TEMPLE, JAW, NECK, COLLAR BONE, INNER UPPER ARM, INNER ELBOW, WRIST, UPPER THIGH, GROIN, KNEE, ANKLE
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WHAT ARE THE THREE CLASSIFICATIONS OF BURNS?
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FIRST, SECOND, AND THIRD
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FIRST DEGREE BURN?
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PRODUCES REDNESS, WARMTH AND MILD PAIN
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SECOND DEGREE BURN?
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CAUSES RED, BLISTERED SKIN AND SEVERE PAIN
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THIRD DEGREE BURN?
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DESTROYS TISSUE, SKIN AND BONE IN SEVERE CASES, HOWEVER SEVERE PAIN MAY BE ABSENT DUE TO NERVE ENDINGS BEING DESTROYED.
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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF FRACTURES?
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"CLOSED/SIMPLE" AND "OPEN/COMPOUND"
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WHAT IS A CLOSED/SIMPLE FRACTURE?
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BROKEN BONE WITHOUT A BREAK IN THE SKIN.
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WHAT IS A OPEN/COMPOUND FRACTURE?
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BREAK IN THE SKIN WITH POSSIBLE BONE PROTRUSION.
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WHAT IS ELECTRIC SHOCK?
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WHEN A PERSON COMES INTO CONTACT WITH AN ELECTRIC ENERGY SORCE OCCURS. LITTLE TO NO EVIDENCE OF INJURY TO SEVERVE TRAUMA WITH ASSOCIATED CARDIAC ARRECT.
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WHAT IS A OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY?
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CAN BE CAUSED BY MANY THINGS DEPENDING ON AGE AND THE SITUATION. INDICATIONS ARE INABILITY TO TALK, GRASPING AND POINTING TO THE THROAT, EXAGGERATED BREATHING EFFORTS, AND THE SKIN TURNING A BLUISH COLOR.
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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OF HEAT RELATED INJURIES?
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HEAT EXHAUSTION, HEAT STROKE
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WHAT ARE THE THREE TYPES OF COLD WEATHER INJURIES?
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HYPOTHERMIA, SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE, AND DEEP FROSTBITE
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WHAT IS HYPOTHERMIA?
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A GENERAL COOLING OF THE WHOLE BODY CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO LOW OR RAPIDLY FALLING TEMPERATURE, COLD MOISTURE, SNOW OR ICE. VICTIM MAY BE TAKEN FOR DEAD. BREATHING IS SLOW AND SHALLOW, PULSE IS FAINT OR EVEN UNDETECTABLE. ARMS AND LEGS MAY FEEL STIFF.
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WHAT IS SUPERFICIAL FROSTBITE?
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ICE CRYSTALS ARE FORMING IN THE UPPER SKIN LAYERS AFTER EXPOSURE TO A TEMPERATURE OF 32 DEGREES OR LOWER.
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WHAT IS DEEP FROSTBITE?
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DEVELOPS WHEN ICE CRYSTALS ARE FORMING IN THE UPPER SKIN LAYERS AFTER EXPOSURE TO A TEMPERATURE OF 32 DEGREES OR LOWER
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WHAT IS SHOCK?
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LIFE-THREATENING MEDICAL CONDITION WHEREBY THE BODY AS A RESULT OF SEVERE INJURY OR ILLNESS.
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WHAT IS SEPTIC SHOCK?
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RESULTS FROM BACTERIA MULTIPLYING IN THE BLOOD AND RELEASING TOXINS. COMMON CAUSES PNEUMONIA, INTRA-ABDOMINAL INFECTIONS, AND MENINGITIS.
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WHAT IS ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK?
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A TYPE OF SEVERE HYPERSENSITIVITY OF ALLERGIC REACTION. CAUSES INCLUDE ALLERGY TO INSECT STINGS, MEDICINES OR FOODS (NUTS, BERRIES, SEAFOOD.
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WHAT IS CARDIOGENIC SHOCK?
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OCCURS WHEN THE HEART IS DAMAGED AND UNABLE TO SUPPLY SUFFICIENT BLOOD TO THE BODY.
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WHAT IS HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK?
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CAUSED BY SERVE BLOOD AND FLUID LOSS
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WHAT IS NEUROGENIC SHOCK?
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CAUSED BY SPINAL CORD INJURY, USUALLY AS A RESULT OF A TRAUMATIC ACCIDENT OR INJURY.
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WHAT IS CPR?
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COMBINATION OF RESCUE BREATHING AND CHEST COMPRESSIONS DURING CARDIAC ARREST. CAN SUPPORT A SMALL AMOUNT OF BLOOD BLOW TO HEART AND BRAIN TO "BUY TIME" UNTIL NORMAL HEART FUNCTION IS RESTORED.
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WHAT ARE THE STEPS FOR CPR?
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C/A/B CIRCULATION/AIRWAY/BREATHING. CHANGED FROM A/B/C DUE TO THE RECOGNITION OF THE IMPORTANCE CHEST COMPRESSIONS HAVE ON SUCCESSFUL VICTIM RESUSCITATION.
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WHAT ARE THE STEPS OF THE SURVIVAL CHAIN?
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1. RECOGNITION/ACTIVATE CPR 2. CHEST COMPRESSIONS 3. AED/DEFIBRILLATOR 4. RAPID DEFIBRILLATION 5. EFFECTIVE ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT 6. INTERGRATED POST-CARDIAC ARREST CARE
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WHAT IS ORM?
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A SYSTEMATIC, DECISION-MAKING PROCESS USED TO IDENTIFY AND MANAGE HAZARDS THAT ENDANGER NAVAL RESOURCES.
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WHAT IS THE ORM PROCESS?
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IDENTIFY HAZARDS, ASSESS HAZARDS, MAKE RISK DECISIONS, IMPLEMENT CONTROLS, SUPERVISE
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HOW MANY DIFFERENT CLASSES OF MISHAPS ARE THERE?
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3. CLASS A, B, AND C
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WHAT IS A CLASS A MISHAP?
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PROPERTY DAMAGE OF 2,000,000 OR MORE, OR AN INJURY OR OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS RESULTS IN A FATALITY OR PERMANENT TOTAL DISABILITY.
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WHAT IS A CLASS B MISHAP?
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PROPERTY DAMAGE IS 500,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 2,000,000, OR RESULTS IN PERMANENT PARTIAL DISABILITY.
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WHAT IS A CLASS C MISHAP?
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PROPERTY DAMAGE IS 50,000 OR MORE, BUT LESS THAN 500,000; A NON-FATAL INJURY THAT CAUSES ANY LOSS OF TIME BEYOND THE DAY OR SHIFT ON WHICH IT OCCURRED.
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WHAT IS PPE?
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PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OR TYPES OF PPE
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CRANIALS, EYE PROTECTION, HEARING PROTECTION IMPACT PROTECTION, GLOVES, FOOT PROTECTION.
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WHAT IS CHEMICAL WARFARE?
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THE EMPLOYMENT OF CHEMICAL AGENTS THAT ARE INTENDED FOR USE IN MILITARY OPERATIONS TO KILL, SERIOUSLY INJURE, OR INCAPACITATE PERSONNEL
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WHAT ARE THE FOUR DIFFERENT TYPE OF CHEMICAL AGENTS ARE THERE?
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NERVE AGENTS, BLOOD AGENTS, BLISTER AGENT, CHOKING AGENT.
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WHAT IS A NERVE AGENT?
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LIQUID CASUALITY AGENTS THAT DAMAGE BODY FUNCTIONS RATHER THAN TISSUE. EXAMPLES ARE SARIN, TABUN
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WHAT IS A BLISTER AGENT?
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LIQUID OR SOLID CASUALITY AGENT THAT CAN CAUSE INFLAMMATION, BLISTERS, AND GENERAL DESTRUCTION OF TISSUE. EXAMPLES ARE DISTILLED MUSTARD, LEWISITE
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WHAT IS A BLOOD AGENT?
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GASEOUS CAUSALITY AGENTS THAT ATTACK ENZYMES CARRYING OXYGEN TO THE BLOOD STREAM. EXAMPLES ARE HYDROGEN CYANIDE AND ARSINE.
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WHAT IS A CHOKING AGENT?
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GASEOUS OR LIQUID CASUALITY AGENTS WITH INITIAL SYMPTOMS THAT INCLUDE; TEARS, DRY THROAT, NAUSEA, VOMITING . VICTIM FEELS LIKE THEY ARE DROWNING.
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WHAT IS M9 CHEMICAL AGENT DETECTOR PAPER?
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DETECTS PRESENCE OF LIQUID AGENTS BY TURNING RED OR REDDISH COLOR.
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WHAT IS ATROPINE/2-PAM-CHLORIDE AUTO INJECTOR?
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THERAPY FOR NERVE AGENT CASUALTIES.
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WHAT IS BIOLOGICAL WARFARE?
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USE OF AGENTS TO CAUSE DISEASE, SICKNESS, OR DEATH TO REDUCE EFECTIVENESS OF OPPOSING COMBATANT FORCES
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC BIOLOGICAL AGENTS?
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PATHOGENS AND TOXINS.
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WHAT IS A PATHOGEN?
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BACTERIA, RICKETS, VIRUSES, FUNGI, PROTOZOA, PRIONS.
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WHAT IS IPE?
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INDIVIDUAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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WHAT ARE THE IPE CHEMICAL/BIOLOGICAL AGENT ENVIROMENTS?
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PROTECTIVE MASK MCU-2P WITH COMPONENTS (C-2 CANISTER FILTER.ADVANCED CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE GARMENT, GLOVES AND LINERS, OVERBOOTS AND LACES, SKIN DECONTAMINATION KIT
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WHAT IS RADIOLOGICAL WARFARE?
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DELIBERATE USE OF RADIOLOGICAL WEAPONS TO PRODUCE WIDESPREAD INJURY AND DEATH OF ALL LIFE.
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WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS?
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HIGH ALTITUDE AIR BURST, AIR BURSTS, SURFACE BURST, SHALLOW UNDERWATER BURSTS, DEEP UNDERWATER BURSTS
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WHAT IS A HIGH ALTITUDE BURST?
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OCCURS AT ALTITUDES IN EXCESS OF 100,000 FEET
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WHAT IS A SURFACE BURST?
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HAS THE WORST FALLOUT DUE TO THE FIREBALL TOUCHING THE SURFACE WHICH RESULTS IN MASSIVE RADIOACTIVE FALLOUT
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WHAT IS A SHALLOW UNDERWATER BURST?
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CAUSES LARGE WAVES AND WATER CONTAMINATION
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WHAT IS A DEEP UNDERWATER BURST?
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SIMILAR TO SHALLOW UNDERWATER BURST BUT WITH LESS VISUAL EFFECT AND YIELDS GREATER CONTAMINATED WATER.
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WHAT IS THE READY-SHELTER?
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STATIONS THAT ARE JUST INSIDE THE WEATHER ENVELPOPE, WITH ACCESS TO THE DEEP SHELTERL PROVIDES MINIMUM SHIELDING FROM NUCLEAR RADIATION. ALLOWS CREW TO BE CLOSE TO BATTLE STATIONS
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WHAT IS DEEP-SHELTER?
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LOW IN THE SHIP AND NEAR THE CENTERLINE. PROVIDE MAXIMUM SHIELDING FROM NUCLEAR RADIATION.
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WHAT IS MOPP?
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MISSION ORIENTED PROTECTIVE POSTURE
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WHAT IS MOPP LEVEL ZERO?
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ISSUE IPE, ACCESIBLE WITHIN 5 MINUTES.
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WHAT IS MOPP LEVEL ONE?
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DON PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, M9 TAPE.
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WHAT IS MOPP LEVEL TWO?
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ADDITIONAL TO LEVEL ONE IS DON PROTECTIVE OVER-BOOTS.
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WHAT IS MOPP LEVEL THREE?
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FILL CANTEENS ACTIVATE DECON STATIONS
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WHAT IS MOPP LEVEL 4?
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GLOVES WITH LINERS, UNTIE BOW IN RETENTION CORD, LOOP BETWEEN LEGS AND SECURE TO WEB BELT.
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WHAT IS A CLASS ALPHA FIRE?
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OCCUR IN COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS THAT PRODUCE ASH. SUCH AS BURNING WOOD, CLOTH, TEXTILES. PUT OUT FIRE WITH WATER OR AFFF.
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WHAT IS A CLASS BRAVO FIRE?
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GAS, JET FUELS, OIL, AND OTHER PETROLEUM BASED PRODUCTS. EFFECTIVE AGENTS AFFF, HALON 1211, PURPLE K POWDER AND CARBON DIOXIDE.
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WHAT IS A CLASS CHARLIE FIRE?
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ENERGIZED ELECTRICAL FIRES THAT ARE ATTACKED BY USING NON-CONDUCTIVE AGENTS. CO2, HALON, PKP, AND H2O.
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WHAT IS A DELTA FIRE?
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COMBUSTABLE METALS SUCH AS MAGNESIUM AND TITANIUM.
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AT WHAT PERCENT IS AFFF APPROVED FOR NAVAL USE?
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3 AND 6 PERCENT. 6 PERCENT REQUIRED FOR SHIPBOARD
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WHAT IS A RUNWAY?
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PAVED AREAS THAT ARE USED FOR AIRCRAFT TAKEOFF AND LANDING. VARY IN LENGTH AT EACH AIRFIELD.
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WHAT ARE THRESHOLD MARKINGS?
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PARALLEL STRIPES ON THE ENDS OF THE RUNWAYS. STRIPES ARE 12 FEET WIDE BY 150 FEET LONG.
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WHAT ARE OVERRUN AREAS?
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DECELERATION AREA FOR ABORTING OR OVERSHOOTING AIRCRAFT.
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WHAT IS A MA-1 SERIES OVERRUN BARRIER?
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STOP TRICYCLE LANDING GEAR EQUIPPED A/C NOT EQUIPPED WITH TAIL HOOKS.
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WHAT IS EMERGENCY SHORE BASED RECOVERY EQUIPMENT?
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USED DURING IN-FLIGHT EMERGENCIES THAT REQUIRE STOPPING THE AIRCRAFT IN THE SHORTEST DISTANCE POSSIBLE TO MINIMIZE INJURY TO PILOT OR AIRCREW AND DAMAGE TO THE AIRCRAFT.
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WHAT ARE TAXIWAYS?
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PAVED AREAS FOR AIRCRAFT TO MOVE BETWEEN PARKING APRONS, RUNWAYS, AND AIRFIELD SERVICES
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WHAT ARE PARKING APRONS?
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OPEN PAVED AREAS ADJACENT TO HANGERS , FUEL, USED FOR PARKING, SERVICING, AND LOADING A/C
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WHAT IS THE COMPASS CALIBRATION PAD?
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A PAVED AREA IN A MAGNETICALLY QUIET AREA WHERE THE A/C COMPASS IS CALIBRATED.
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WHAT ARE RUNWAYS NUMBERED?
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NORMALLY NUMBERED IN RELATION TO THEIR MAGNETIC HEADING ROUNDED OF TO THE NEAREST 10 DEGREES.
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WHAT IS AIRFIELD ROTATING BEACON?
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USED TO IDENTIFY THE AIRPORTS LOCATION WHEN THE AIRPORT IS BELOW VFR WEATHER CONDITIONS.
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WHAT IS THE REQUIRED FLIGHT DECK PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT?
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FLIGHT DECK BOOTS, PROTECTIVE JERSEY, CRANIAL, GOGGLES, GLOVES
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WHO ARE YELLOW JERSEYS ON THE FLIGHT DECK?
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AIRCRAFT HANDLING OFFICER, FLIGHT DECK OFFICER, CATIPULT OFFICER, AIR BOS'N, ARRESTING GEAR OFFICER AND PLANE DIRECTORS
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WHO ARE WHITE JERSEYS?
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SAFETY DEPARTMENT, AIR TRANSPORT OFFICER, LANDING SIGNAL OFFICER, TROUBLESHOOTERS AND MEDICAL
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WHO ARE BROWN JERSEYS?
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PLANE CAPTAINS
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WHO ARE BLUE JERSEYS
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AIRCRAFT HANDLING AND CHOCK CREW MAN AND ELEVATOR OPERATORS
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WHO ARE GREEN JERSEYS
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SQUADRON AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL, LSE
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WHO ARE RED JERSEYS?
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CRASH AND SALVAGE, EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE DISPOSAL, AND HANDLING PERSONNEL
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WHO ARE THE PURPLE JERSEYS?
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AVAIATION FUEL CREW
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HOW CAN PURPLE K POWDER BE IDENTIFIED?
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A 12-INCH WIDE RED STRIPE WITH A WHITE 3 INCH HIGH PKP STENCILED IN THE CENTER.
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HOW CAN SALTWATER STATIONS BE IDENTIFIED?
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A 18 INCH WIDE RED STRIPE WITH YELLOW 3 INCH HIGH "W" STENCILED IN THE CENTER.
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HOW CAN C02 BOTTLE STOWAGE BE IDENTIFIED?
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12 INCH WIDE RED STRIPE WITH A WHITE 3 INCH HIGH "CO2"
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HOW CAN AFFF STATION BE IDENTIFIED?
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A 18 INCH WIDE GREEN STRIPE WITH A WHITE 3 INCH HIGH AFFF.
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WHAT ARE AVIATION DANGER AREAS?
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INTAKES, EXHAUST, FLIGHT CONTROLS, COMPRESSED GASES, ECPLOSIVES, HAZARDOUS MATERIALS, EYE , HEARING
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HOW MANY VOLTS OF STATIC ELECTRICITY CHARGE MAY BUILD UP DURING FLIGHT?
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100,000 VOLTS
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UP TO HOW MANY KNOTS OF WIND AND CHAINS DOE A NORMAL WEATHER TIE DOWN USE?
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UP TO 45 KNOTS AND 9 CHAINS
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UP TO HOW MANY KNOTS OF WIND AND CHAINS DOES A MODERATE WEATHER TIE DOWN USE?
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46-60 KNOTS AND USES 14 CHAINS
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HOW MANY KNOTS AND HOW MANY CHAINS DOES A HEAVY WEATHER TO DOWN USE?
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60 KNOTS OR ABOVE AND USES 20 CHAINS
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WHAT IS THE ONLY MANDATORY SIGNAL REGARDLESS OF A/C TYPE ON FIXED WING A/C
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EMERGENCY STOP
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WHAT ARE THE SIGNALS THAT ARE MANDATORY FOR ROTARY A/C?
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WAVE-OFF AND HOLD
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WHAT ARE FPCONS?
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A SERIES OF MEASURES DESIGNED TO INCREASE THE LEVEL OF A UNITS DEFENSE AGAINST TERRORIST ATTACK
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WHAT IS FPCON NORMAL?
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APPLIES WHEN A GENERAL GLOBAL THREAT OF POSSIBLE TERRORIST ACTIVITY EXISTS
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WHAT IS FPCON ALPHA?
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WHEN THERE IS AN INCREASED GENERAL THREAT OF POSSIBLE TERRORIST ACTIVITY AGAINST PERSONNEL OR FACILITY.
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WHAT IS FPCON BRAVO?
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APPLIES WHEN AN INCREASED OR MORE PREDICTABLE THREAT OF TERRORIST ACTIVITY EXISTS.
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WHAT IS FPCON CHARLIE?
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APPLIES WHEN AN INCIDENT OCCURS OR INTELLIGENCE IS RECEIVED INDICATING SOME FORM OF TERRORIST ACTION.
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WHAT IS FPCON DELTA?
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APPLIES IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA WHERE A TERRORIST ATTACK HAS OCCURED
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WHAT IS DEFCON?
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AN ALERT POSTURE USED BY THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES.
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HOW MANY DEFCON CONDITIONS ARE THERE?
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5, 5 BEING THE LEAST SEVERE AND 1ST BEING THE WORST.
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WHAT IS DEFCON 5?
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NORMAL PEACETIME READINESS
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WHAT IS DEFCON 4?
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NORMAL, INCREASED INTELLIGENCE AND STRENGTHENED SECURITY.
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WHAT IS DEFCON 3?
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INCREASE IN FORCE READINESS ABOVE NORMAL READINESS.
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WHAT IS DEFCON 2?
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FURTHER INCREASE IN FORCE READINESS, BUT LESS THAN MAXIMUM.
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WHAT IS DEFCON 1?
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MAXIMUM FORCE READINESS
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WHAT DOES THE MO DO?
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MANAGES DEPARTMENT AND IS RESPONSIBLE TO THE CO FOR ALL ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE DEPARTMENTS MISSION.
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WHAT DOES THE AMO DO?
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AMO COORDINATES TAD PERSONNEL, INSPECTS SPACES, ACTS AS THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER IN THEIR ABSENCE. MANAGES THE SE TRAINING AND LICENSING PROGRAMS
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WHAT DOES THE MMCO DO?
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THE MMCO COORDINATES AND MONITORS THE DEPARTMENT WORKLOAD. RESPONSIBLE FOR PREPARING AND PUBISHING THE MMP.
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WHAT DOES THE MMCPO DO?
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REPORTS TO THE MO AND AND ADVISES THE CO IN ALL MATTERS AFFECTING AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS, AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE IN A OPERATIONAL UNIT ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS
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WHAT DOES A QAO DO?
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ENSURES PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO PERFORM QA FUNCTIONS RECEIVE CONTINUOUS TRAINING IN INSPECTING AND TESTING PERSONNEL APPLICABLE TO THEIR AREA OF ASSIGNMENT.
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WHAT DOES THE MCO DO?
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HANDLES FINANCES AND MATERIAL REQUISITIONS
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WHAT IS THE NAMP
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PROVIDES THE MANAGEMENT TOOLS REQUIRED FOR EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL USE OF PERSONNEL AND MATERIAL RESOURCES IN THE PERFORMANCE OF MAINTENCE
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WHAT IS O-LEVEL
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MAINTENANCE WHICH IS PERFORMED ON A DAY TO DAY BASIS
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WHAT IS I-LEVEL?
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ENHANCES AND SUSTAINS THE COMBAT READINESS AND MISSION CAPABILITY
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WHAT IS D-LEVEL?
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SUPPORTS O AND I LEVEL MAINTENANCE BY PERFORMING MAINTENANCE BEYOND THEIR CAPABILITIES
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WHAT IS REWORK?
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THE RESTORATION OR ADDITIVE WORK PERFORM ON A/C, SE,
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WHAT IS UPKEEP?
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ITS THE PREVENTIVE, RESTORATIVE, OR ADDITIVE WORK PERFORMED ON SE.
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