Eidws 101 First Aid/ Safety

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ORM

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Operational Risk Management

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6 steps of ORM
(*hint I.A.M.I.S*)

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1. identify hazards
2. assess risks
3. make risk decision
4. Implement Controls
5. Supervise

Front 3

instruction that governs safety mishap reporting

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OPNAV 5102.1D

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4 subcategories of mishap reporting

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(A) likely to occur
(B) probably will occur, in time
(C) may occur, in time
(D) unlikely to occur

Front 5

Define RAC.

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Risk Assessment Code

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List the 5 RAC's.

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1. critical
2. serious
3. moderate
4. minor
5. negligible

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You have ____ days to file a mishap report.

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30 days

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3 objectives of first aid

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1. save lives
2. prevent further injury
3. prevent infection

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(4) required reportable mishap items

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1. all class A mishaps
2. hospitalization of 3 people
3. fatalities ( on duty DOD civilians, on/off duty military)
4. radiation and frequency exposure

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10 pressure points

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1. front top of ear
2. jawline
3. behind knee
5. wrist
6. pelvic area
7. below bicep
8. inside of elbow
9. inner thigh
10. base of neck

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3 symptoms of shock

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lackluster eyes
weak or absent pulse
cold pale skin

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open fracture

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bone protrudes through skin

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closed fracture

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bone does not break through skin

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3 methods to control bleeding

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1. direct pressure
2. direct pressure
3. tourniquet

Front 15

First responder to electrical shock victim needs to do what ?

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turn off the power source

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What should you never do to electrical shock victim when involving burns?

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never remove clothing

Front 17

define HERO

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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation Ordinance

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define HERP

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Hazards of Electromagnetic radiation Personnel

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define HERF

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Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation Fuel

Front 20

define MSDS

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Material Safety Data Sheet

Front 21

What is the purpose of the Navy Hearing Conservation Hearing Program.

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Prevent occupational hearing loss

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Heat Stroke symptoms

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pupils constricted
hot dry skin

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heat exhaustion symptoms

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pupils dilated
moist clammy skin

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which is worse heat stroke or heat exhaustion?

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heat stroke

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hazard severity

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assessment of potential consequences as a result of a hazard, defined by degree of injury, illness, property damage, loss of assets, effect of task or mission

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name the four categories of hazard severity

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I. death, loss or grave damage
II. severe injury, damage, or inefficiencies
III. minor injuries, damage, or inefficiencies
IV. minimal threat tot personnel or property

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define HAZMAT

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hazardous material that has potential to cause harm to a person or can be harmful if it reacts with other chemicals

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name 5 things on a MSDS

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physical hazards
identity
hazardous ingredients
reactivity
health hazards

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Store acids ____ from bases.

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separate from

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Store wet materials ____ dry materials.

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below

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Store oxidizers ____ from combustibles and flammables.

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away

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Compressed gases should be stored _____ from other HM.

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away