Hazmat 6Th Ed Chapter 16

Front 1

Illegal laboratory, facilities, equipment, and procedures usually constitute ____ work environments.

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Unsafe work environments

P584

Front 2

Responders must recognize and understand the potential hazards to themselves into the public when they become aware of the possible presence of an illicit __.

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Lab

P585

Front 3

Expect illicit __ operators to be hostile, and potentially armed.

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Lab

P586

Front 4

If responders suspect, or encounter a potential booby trap, they should immediately exit in, rely on specially trained public safety ____ technicians to search for and dismantle them.

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Bomb

P586

Front 5

Properly trained public safety ___ technicians should clear potential anti-personnel devices.

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Bomb

P586

Front 6

Consult with ___ matter, experts (SMEs) prior to handling or dismantling, unknown or unfamiliar equipment (such as chemistry glassware).

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Subject

P585

Front 7

Refer to site safety plans before implementing ____.

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Tactics

P588

Front 8

Heat sources such as hot plates and heating mantels are often used in ____ labs.

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Meth

P588

Front 9

A medical aid call with burn victims or a structure, fire accompanied by an explosion may actually be a response to an illicit ___.

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Lab

P588

Front 10

____ is an intense, euphoria, producing stimulant, drug with strong, addictive potential.

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Cocaine

P589

Front 11

____ drugs and new psychoactive substances (NPS) are a wide ranging group of synthetic substances, created to mimic the effects of scheduled or controlled illicit drugs.

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Designer drugs

P589

Front 12

_______ cannabinols-synthetic cannabinoids (K2 or spice) consist of chemicals, commonly applied to plant material designed to be smoked or suspended in an oil form to be used in electric cigarettes.

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Synthetic cannabinoids

P589

Front 13

Synthetic ___ (bath salts) or powdered or crystal chemicals, usually consumed in powder, tablet, or capsule form.

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Synthetic cathinones

P589

Front 14

_____ (LSD, ecstasy, MDMA) may be produced in illicit laboratories or are found in plants.

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Hallucinogens

P589

Front 15

_____ drug processing laboratories frequently operate in residential spaces, such as homes and garages as well as in warehouses.

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Designer drug

P590

Front 16

_____ is a potent synthetic opioid drug approved by the food and drug administration for use as a painkiller and anesthetic.

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Fentanyl

P590

Front 17

Physicians prescribe ___ in the form of transdermal patches or lozenges.

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Fentanyl

P590

Front 18

Illicitly produce _____ gets synthesized in clandestine laboratories, and typically distributed in a white powder form, to be mixed into heroin, or pressed into Kounterfeit opioid pills.

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Fentanyl

P590

Front 19

______, stretch really related to fentanyl is thousands of times more potent than morphine.

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Carfentanil

P590

Front 20

______ is a mind altering (psychoactive drug) produced by the cannabis sativa plant.

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Marijuana

P590

Front 21

____ concentrates are known as hashish, hashish oil, and kief, and THC.

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Marijuana

P591

Front 22

Tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA), a schedule 1 drug, is a biosynthetic precursor of ___ present in live marijuana plants.

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THC

P591

Front 23

_____ decarboxylates/converts to THC when it is heated.

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THCA

P591

Front 24

Carbon dioxide extraction, also known as supercritical ____ extraction, uses high pressure to separate the cannabinoids from the plant material.

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Fluid

P591

Front 25

Carbon dioxide extraction, also known as supercritical ____ extraction, uses high pressure to separate the cannabinoids from the plant material.

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Fluid

P591

Front 26

The rise in the designer drug ___ hash oil (BHO) has led to explosions and structure fires. The production of BHO, a potent form of concentrated cannabis, presents hazards, because it uses butane gas.

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Butane

P591

Front 27

Responders might suspect they have arrived at a scene involving ____ production, if they find butane canisters, PVC pipes, and Pyrex dishes near the fire or explosion.

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BHO

P592

Front 28

_______ is a highly addictive drug with potent central nervous system (CNS) stimulant properties. Regular meth is a pill or powder. ___ meth resembles glass, fragments, or shiny blue white “ rocks” of various sizes.

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Methamphetamine

Crystal

P592

Front 29

Large laboratories, known as super labs, produce __ pounds or more of the drug per production cycle.

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10lbs

P592

Front 30

Large laboratories, known as super labs, produce __ pounds or more of the drug per production cycle.

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10lbs

P592

Front 31

Much smaller laboratories- sometimes called one pot-generally produce ____ ounces or less of meth, her production cycle, making them easy to conceal.

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Two

P592

Front 32

Large laboratories, known as super labs, produce __ pounds or more of the drug per production cycle.

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10lbs

P592

Front 33

Much smaller laboratories- sometimes called one pot-generally produce ____ ounces or less of meth, her production cycle, making them easy to conceal.

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Two

P592

Front 34

Small batch meth labs often use common household items, such as plastic soda bottle to produce __ ounces or less of meth.

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2 ounces

P592

Front 35

Discarded plastic ____ that appear to have white sludge or layered liquids in them, may have been used to make drugs, poisons, or explosives.

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Bottles

P593

Front 36

The ____ _ method of cooking meth, produces a byproduct, phosphine gas, a highly toxic, flammable gas. Some other byproducts include oxidizers.

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Red P

P593

Front 37

Meth production processes, also generate byproducts of hydrogen chloride, gas and Hydroiodic acid liquid that may vaporize into the atmosphere.

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P593

Front 38

_____ is perhaps the most serious hazard associated with meth labs.

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Flammability

P594

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____ is a common flammable and toxic ingredient used to make meth.

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Toluene

P594

Front 40

_____ warfare agents (CWAs) reduce incapacitation, serious injury, and death.

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Chemical

P594

Front 41

_____ agent labs they have very sophisticated laboratory equipment.

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Chemical

P595

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The USA PATRIOT act of ___ (public law 107-56, October 26,2001) established prohibitions on the possession of any biological agent, Thompson, for delivery system of a type, or in a quantity, that, under the circumstances, is not reasonably justified by prophylactic, protective, bona fide, research, or other peaceful purpose.

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2001

P595

Front 43

Illicit biological agent manufacture, falls under three categories:

Bacteria

Viruses

Biological ____

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Toxins

P595

Front 44

Illicit biological agent manufacture, falls under three categories:

Bacteria

Viruses

Biological ____

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Toxins

P595

Front 45

_____ are small, single celled organisms, and most grow on solid or a liquid culture media.

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Bacteria

P595

Front 46

Illicit biological agent manufacture, falls under three categories:

Bacteria

Viruses

Biological ____

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Toxins

P595

Front 47

_____ are small, single celled organisms, and most grow on solid or a liquid culture media.

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Bacteria

P595

Front 48

Most ___ do not cause disease in humans, but those that do cause disease act through two mechanisms: by invading the tissues, or by producing poisons (toxins).

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Bacteria

P595

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Many bacteria, such as ____ have properties that make them attractive as warfare agents.

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Anthrax

P595

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A ____ is the simplest type of microorganism. _____ do not respond well to antibiotics.

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Virus

Viruses

P595

Front 51

____ toxins are produced by certain micro organisms, animals, and plants. Biological toxins are similar to chemical agents in their dissemination and effectiveness.

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Biological toxins

P595

Front 52

_____ labs will have equipment that may include microscope’s, petri dishes, growth media, autoclaves, gloveboxes, incubators, and refrigerators.

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Biological labs

P596

Front 53

_____ laboratories can yield pathogens that are liquids, powders, and slurries. The powdered agents pose hazard to responders because they can easily become airborne, resulting in an increased inhalation and contamination hazard.

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Biological laboratories

P596

Front 54

After drug labs, _____ labs are the second most common type of lab encountered.

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Explosives labs

P598

Front 55

An ____ lab may include a work area in a garage, where manufacturers can easily incorporate explosive materials, such as black powder or smokeless powder, into an improvised explosive device (IED).

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Explosives

P598

Front 56

All ___ are sensitive to electrostatic charge, friction, heat, pressure, and shock; therefore, bomb makers, sometimes manufacture the more sensitive ones in a cold environment, such as an ice bath, to prevent explosion. Binders, such as grease, motor oil, petroleum, jelly, and wax desensitize, explosives and hold mixtures together.

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Explosives

P598

Front 57

____ - based explosives show sensitivity to heat, shock, and friction.

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Peroxide

P599

Front 58

The ___ explosive manufacturing process may use acetone and hydrogen peroxide as well as many acids.

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Peroxide

P599

Front 59

Illegal explosive devices are often manufactured and sold during ____ season as custom fireworks or pyrotechnics. The explosive compositions in these are typically extremely sensitive to heat, shock, electrostatic, discharge, pressure, and friction.

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Firework

P600

Front 60

Specially, trained personnel and equipment, mitigate, and detect the hazards in ______ laboratories. This equipment must include a ___ rate meter and a contamination meter,

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Radiological

Dose

P600

Front 61

____ radiation sources are uncommon in require specialized detection equipment.

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Neutron

P600

Front 62

A SPEC-__ is an example of a radiography device.

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50

P600

Front 63

A ___ great reading on a radiation detector or pager or other readings, above background would indicate the presence of radiological materials. Always keep exposure to radiological matters as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA).

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Dose

P600

Front 64

To achieve ____ exposure, responders should decrease, exposure, time to the radiological source; increase the distance from the radiological source; and always use appropriate shielding whenever possible.

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ALARA

p600

Front 65

The ___ headquarters switchboard can assist with contacting the appropriate radiation protection office.

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Fbi

P601

Front 66

The ___ enforcement agency having jurisdiction will direct all on site activities at an illicit laboratory.

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Law

P602

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The ___ enforcement agency having jurisdiction will direct all on site activities at an illicit laboratory.

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Law

P602

Front 68

Hazmat and public safety ____ technicians must work together to resolve. The situation is found within illicit drug or WMD laboratories.

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Bomb

P602

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The ___ enforcement agency having jurisdiction will direct all on site activities at an illicit laboratory.

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Law

P602

Front 70

Hazmat and public safety ____ technicians must work together to resolve. The situation is found within illicit drug or WMD laboratories.

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Bomb

P602

Front 71

____ level responders should follow AHJs SOP for operations at illicit labs. SOPs should include staffing of positions and activities related to incident command, Decon, safety, rescue, hazmat, and fire fighting operations per OSHA CFR 1910.__.

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Operations

1910.120

P603

Front 72

Responders should base decontamination procedures upon the results of a ____ assessment process.

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Risk

P604

Front 73

Responders should base decontamination procedures upon the results of a ____ assessment process.

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Risk

P604

Front 74

Law enforcement should engage with incidents up to the ___ level, as determined by the AHJ.

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Operations

P604

Front 75

Responders should base decontamination procedures upon the results of a ____ assessment process.

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Risk

P604

Front 76

Law enforcement should engage with incidents up to the ___ level, as determined by the AHJ.

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Operations

P604

Front 77

Some jurisdictions that require building deeds in through the historical presence of an illicit __.

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Lab

P604

Front 78

Responders should base decontamination procedures upon the results of a ____ assessment process.

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Risk

P604

Front 79

Law enforcement should engage with incidents up to the ___ level, as determined by the AHJ.

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Operations

P604

Front 80

Some jurisdictions that require building deeds in through the historical presence of an illicit __.

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Lab

P604

Front 81

Agencies should write an ____ action report (AAR) after each incident, with input from all involved, and a copy furnished to all participating agencies/departments.

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After action report

P605

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The ____ provides a structure for reviewing and analyzing what happened, why it happened, and how improvements can be made, when preparing for, responding to, and recovering from an incident.

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AAR

P605