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12 Cards in this Set
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Reporting Mishap
(3) |
1.On-Duty DOD Civilian Mishap
2.On & Off Duty military Class A mishap 3.Mishaps that results in hospitalization of 3 or more personnel within 8 Hrs. |
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Methods to Control Bleeding
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1.Direct Pressure
2.Pressure Points (22) 3.Constricting Band Note: Do not use constricting band for head, neck, face, or body. Only for limbs. |
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Symptoms of Shock
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1.Weak & rapid Pulse
2.Shallow Breathing 3.Face, arms, legs feel cold 4.Sweating 5.Pale Skin 6.Dilated Pupil 7.Thirst, dizziness, weakness 8.May be unresponsiveness, unconscious. |
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EEFI Categories
(WECCOPP) |
•Position
•Capabilities •Operations •EW •Personnel •COMSEC •Wrong circuit |
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Methods of clearing Obstructed Airway
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1.Standing Abdominal thrust
2.Reclining Abdominal Thrust 3.Standing Chest Thrust 4.Reclining Chest Thrust |
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Types Of Heat Injuries
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1.Hypothermia
2.Frostbite 3.Heat Stress 4.Heat Exhaustion 5.Heat Stroke |
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Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation
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1.HERO: Hazard of Electromagnetic radiation of Ordnance
2.HERF: Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Fuels 3.HERP: Hazard of Electromagnetic Radiation to Personnel. |
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Personal Protection equipment (PPE)
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1.Respirator
2.Gloves (hand Protection) 3.Foot Protection (Boots) 4.Eye Protection (goggles/Face shield) 5.Skin/Body Protection (Apron/Coverall) 6.Hearing Protection Note: HCP is the hearing Conservation Program. Hearing loss is the fleet number one occupational health hazard. |
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Electric Shock
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•Remember never touch a person who has been electrocuted without securing power first. If you cannot secure power, use a n electric insulator like rubber or Broom wood to push victim away from Electric source.
•Make sure you have an observer |
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NIOC Mission Statement
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To provide Information Warfare/Cryptologic expertise and personnel to Fleet Air, Surface, Submarine and Special Warfare Combatants and NSA/CSS Georgia. To provide reachback/extended staff support to C/JFMCC CENT/EUR requirements
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History
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•1995: Naval security group Activity (NSGAFG) was commissioned
•2005: NSGAFG was renamed Naval Information operation Center (NIOC-G) •2005: NIOC-G was realigned under NETWARCOM •2010: 10th Fleet was re-established. It was established between 1941-1945 (officially in 1943). It was an ASW & originally had 50 people. •1st CNO: Admiral William Benson (1855-1932) •1st MCPON: Master Chief Delbert Black (1967-1971) •1st ONI: Lt. Theodorus B. M. Mason •National Security Act 1947: Created DOD/NSC/CIA |
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Pres/Vice Pres
SECDEF/SECNAV/CNO DNI/DIRNSA/DIA ONI/CJCS MCPON |
•POTUS: President of the US; President barrack Obama
•Vice President: Joe Biden •SECDEF: Secretary of Defense; Leon Panetta •SECNAV: Secretary of the Navy; Ray Mabus •CNO: Chief of Naval Operations; Admiral Gary Roughead •DNI: Director of National Intelligence; James R. Clapper •DIRNSA: Director of National security Agency; General Keith Alexander •DIA: Director of Defense Intelligence; Agency; Lieutenant General Ronald Burgess •ONI: Office of Naval Intelligence; Vice Admiral Kendall L. Card •CJCS: Chairman of joint Chief of Staff; Admiral Michael Mullen •MCPON: Master Chief Rick West |
