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19 Cards in this Set
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What is ORM?
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OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT
Tool for making smart decisions regarding anticipated Hazards. CO is overall in charge |
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5 STEPS OF OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT: (I Am Making It Simple)
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1. IDENTIFY HAZARDS - conditions that have potential to impact mission accomplishment.
2. ASSESS THE HAZARDS - determine degree of risk. 3. MAKE RISK DECISIONS - develop risk control options. 4. IMPLEMENT CONTROLS - 3 controls: Engineering, Administrative, PPE) 5. SUPERVISE - conduct follow up evaluations of controls to make sure they remain in place. |
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What is Safety and Mishap Reporting Instruction?
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OPNAVINST 5102.1D
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What is 4 Categories of MISHAP Probability?
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1. CATEGORY A: Likely to occur
2. CATEGORY B: Probably will occur 3. CATEGORY C: May occur 4. CATEGORY D: Unlikely to occur |
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What is definetion for HERO, HERP, and HERF?
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HERO - Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance(program concerned w/ the prevention of accidental ignition of EIDs(Electronically Initiated Devices) in Ordnance due to RF electromagnetic fields.
HERP - Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel (danger of producing harmful biological effects in humans by exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic fields) HERF - Hazards Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuels (danger of igniting combustibles by spark ignition by intense radio frequency electromagnetic fields) |
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What is HAZMAT?
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Hazardous Materials (flammables or poisonous dangerous to life) ie: bleach, paint, WD40, explosives)
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What is SIREP?
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Safety Investigation Report
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What is HAZREP?
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Hazardous Report
A report on significant hazardous conditions or near-mishaps that have the potential to affect other commands, But do not warrant a submission of a SIREP |
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What is PPE?
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Personal Protective Equipment
Respirators (SCBA). Hearing Protection, Aprons, Goggles, Coveralls, Rubber & leather gloves, Steel toe boots |
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Name 5 RAC (Risk Assessment Code)
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1. Critical
2. Serious 3. Moderate 4. Minor 5. Negligible |
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What is Objective of First Aid?
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To save life and prevent further injury.
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What is 3 primary tasks of First AID?
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1. Maintain Breathing
2. Stop Bleeding and maintain circulation 3. Prevent or teat for shock. |
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What is 3 methods of controling bleeding?
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1. Direct Pressure - directly on wound
2. Pressure Points - nearest to wound, main artery lines near skin surface and over bone (22 pressure points in body) 3. Tourniquet - do not apply to face/neck, uses a pad/band/tightening device**Last Resort** |
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What is Shock Treatment and the signs?
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Treatment is to calm and reassure the victim, maintain body temp, elevate legs 8-10"
Sign: 1. pulse is weak and rapid 2. breathing is shallow 3. body temperature is low 4. sweating and very pale |
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What are 2 types of Fractures?
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1. Open - bones stick out from skin
2. close - skin is not broken |
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What is treatment for Electric Shock?
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1. DO NOT TOUCH the victim
2. Kill the power source 3. use BELT to pull victim away 4. begin CPR if needed |
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What is the sign of Heat Stress?
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1. excessive sweating, painful cramps
2. move victim to a cool place 3. give a cool water every 15 minutes 4. massage cramps |
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The sign for Heat Exhaustion
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1. disturbance of blood flow to brain/heart/lung
2. victim is weak/ dizzy 3. cool skin/moist/clammy/dilated pupils 4. move victim to cool place / loosen clothing / apply wet cloths to head and groin/ give salt water |
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Heat Stroke
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1. very serious / life and death
2. extremely high body temp/ very dry and hot skin/ pupils constricted 3. douse body with cold water/ move victim to cool place/ place victim on back/ give a little cool water |
