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WHAT ARE THE 5 LEVELS OF MOPP?
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MOPP 0 1 2 3 AND 4
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WHAT DOES JSLIST STAND FOR?
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JOINT SERVICE LIGHTWEIGHT INTEGRATED SUIT TECHNOLOGY
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WHAT DOES MOPP STAND FOR?
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MISSION ORIENTED PROTECTIVE POSTURE
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WHEN UNDER AN NBC ATTACK, WHEN DO YOU GIVE WARNING?
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AFTER YOU MASK
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WHAT ARE THE PROPER MASKING PROCEDURES
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STOP BREATHING AND CLOSE YOUR EYES, DON PROTECTIVE MASK, CLEAR MASK, CHECK THE SEAL OF THE MASK, SOUND THE ALARM TO ALERT OTHERS AND CONTINUE THE MISSION.
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WHAT DOES C.B.R.N. STAND FOR?
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CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL, AND NUCLEAR
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NBC HAZARDS ARE CLASSIFIED INTO TWO TYPES, WHAT ARE THEY?
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1) IMMEDIATE HAZARDS- PRODUCE CASUALTIES IMMEDIATLEY AFTER ATTACK
2) RESIDUAL HAZARDS- DELAYED EFFECTS |
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WHAT WILL REPLACE THE NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE KIT (NAAK) BASED ON SHELF LIFE EXPIRATION DATES?
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THE ANTIDOTE TREATMENT, NERVE AGENT AUTO INJECTOR (ATNAA)
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WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF ANTIDOTE TREATMENT NERVE AGENT AUTOINJECTOR (ATNAA) THAT MUST BE GIVEN AS IMMEDIATE FIRST AID TREATMENT FOR NERVE AGENT POISONING?
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3
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WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE KITS (NAAK) THAT MUST BE GIVEN AS IMMEDIATE FIRST AID TREATMENT FOR NERVE AGENT POISONING?
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3
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ALARMS ANS SIGNALS CONVEY WARNINGS OF NBC CONTAMINATION. UNITS USE EASILY RECOGNIZABLE AND RELIABLE ALARM METHODS TO RESPOND QUICKLY AND CORRECTLY TO NBC HAZARDS. WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF ALARMS AND SIGNALS
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AUDIBLE ALLARMS
AUTOMATIC ALARMS VISUAL SIGNALS |
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WHAT FIELD MANUAL COVERS NBC OPERATIONS
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FM 3-11
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WHAT FIELD MANUAL COVERS NBC PROTECTION
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FM 3-11.4
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WHAT IS THE FEILD MANUAL THAT COVERS NBC DECONTAMINATION?
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FM 3-5
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WHAT IS FM 3-7?
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NBC HANDBOOK
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WHAT FORMS DO CHEMICAL AGENTS COME IN?
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VAPORS
SOLIDS LIQUIDS GASES |
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SOLDIERS IN MOPP 4 MAY LOSE HOW MUCH WATER PER HOUR THROUGH PERSPIRATION?
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1 QUART OR MORE
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when fitting the protective mask, in what sequence should the straps be tightened?
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forehead straps
cheek straps temple straps |
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which of the nbc reports is most widely used?
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nbc 1
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what are the 3 types of procedures for mopp gear exchange?
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buddy team
triple buddy individual |
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what are the 3 fundamentals of nbc defense?
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avoid comtamination
protection decontamination |
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how long should you apply pressure when using auto injector?
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10 seconds
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what do you do with the auto injector after injecting?
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stick it through the pocket flap so that you dont lose count and someone that walks by knows that person has already been injected
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the protective mask will not protect against what 2 types of gases?
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ammonia vapors and carbon monoxide
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when giving buddy aid, whose auto injectores do you use?
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the other person
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when giving buddy aid, how long should you wait if still experiencing the symptoms of nerve agent, to administer a second nerve agent antidote (mk1)?
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IMMEDIATELY GIVE THE SECOND AND THIRD
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WHEN GIVING SELF AID, HOW LONG SHOULD YOU WAIT IF STILL EXPERIENCING THE SYMPTOMS OF A NERVE AGENT BEFORE ADMINISTERING A SECOND MK1?
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WAIT 10 TO 15 MINUTES, ALSO 10-15 BETWEEN 2 AND 3 ONE
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ONCE A UNIT HAS MASKED, WHO CAN MAKE THE DECISION TO UNMASK?
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THE UNIT COMMANDER
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WHAT IS THE SHAPE OF THE CONTAMINATION MARKERS?
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TRIANGLE
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WHAT TYPE OF ATTACK DOES AN M22 ACADA ALARM WARN YOU OF?
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CHEMICAL (ACADA=AUTOMATIC CHEMICAL AGENT DETECTION ALARM)
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WHAT ARE THE 3 LEVELS OF DECONTAMINATION
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IMMEDIATE
OPERATIONAL THOROUGH |
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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU CHECK YOUR PROTECTIVE MASK DURING PEACETIME?
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BEFORE, DURING AND AFTER TRAINING EVENTS, MONTHLY AND SEMI-ANNUALLY. MINIMUN MONTHLY
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WHAT ARE THE DIMENSIONS OF AN NBC MARKER?
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11 1/2 INCHES ON THE TOP BY 8 INCHES ON SIDES
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WHAT ARE THE 9 MILD SYMPTOMS OF NERVE AGENT POISONING?
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* UNEXPLAINED RUNNY NOSE
* UNEXPLAINED HEADACHE * SUDDEN DROOLING * DIFFICULTY SEEING * TIGHTNESS IN CHEST * LOCALIZED SWEATING AND MUSCULAR TWITCHING * STOMACH CRAMPS * NAUSEA * TACHYCARDIA FOLLOW BY BRADYCARDIA |
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WHAT ARE THE 11 SEVERE SYMPTOMS OF NERVE
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*strange or confused behavior
*wheezing,dyspnea and coughing *severely pinpointed pupils *red eyes with tearing *vomiting *severe muscular twitching and weakness *involuntary urination and defecation *convulsions *unconsciousness *respiratory failure *bradycardia |
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when crossing a contaminated area, what 2 things should you avoid doing?
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stirring up dust and touching anything
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of these 3 nerve, blood, and blister agents, which causes the most casualties?
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nerve agents
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how should an area that is suspected of contamination be crossed?
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quickly, avoiding depressions and vegetation
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what are the 3 effets of nuclear explosion?
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blast
heat radiation |
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what is the color of a nuclear (radiological) contamination marker?
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white background with atom in black letters
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what is the current U.S. policy regarding the use of nuclear assets?
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last report will use first only if necessary
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what are flash burns?
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direct burns from flash of thermal radiation from fireball
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what causes the most casualties in a nuclear attack?
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the initial blast and heat of detonation
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what is the difference between dose rate and total dose?
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dose rate is amt of radiation per hour and total dose is actual accumulation
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who has the authority to order the use of nuclear weapons?
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the president
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what are 3 types of nuclear burst?
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air
ground subsurface |
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what does an AN VDR-2 detect and measure?
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th AN VDR-2 detects and measure nuclear radiation from fallout and radiosotopes
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an NBC-1 REPORT IS USED TO DETERMINE WHAT?
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THE INITIAL DETECTION OF NBC WEAPONS USAGE BY THE ENEMY
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WHAT FM COVERS NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION AVOIDANCE?
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FM 3-11.3
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FOR MAXIMUM RADIATION EFFECT, WHICH NUCLEAR BURST WOULD YOU USE?
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AIR BURST
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WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO PROTECT AGAINST BIOLOGICAL AGENTS?
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PERSONAL HYGIENE
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WHAT IS A VECTOR?
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AN INSECT USED TO DISSEMINATE BIOLOGICAL AGENTS---FLEAS TICKS LICE
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WHAT IS THE CURRENT U.S POLICY REGARDING THE USE OF BIOLOGICAL ASSETS?
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NO USE
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WHAT IS MEANT BY BIOLOGICAL WARFARE?
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THE INTENTIONAL USE BY AN ENEMY, OR GERMS OR TOXINS, TO CAUSE DEATH AND DISEASE AMONG PERSONNEL, ANIMALS, PLANTS, AND MORE
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WHAT IS THE COLOR OF A BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION MARKER?
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BLUE BACKGROUND WITH BIO IN RED LETTERS
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WHAT DOES FM 3-3 COVER?
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CHEMICAL, BIOLOGICAL, RADIOLOGICAL AND NUCLEAR CONTAMINATION AVOIDANCE
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WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF MICROORGANISMS FOUND IN BIOLOGICAL AGENTS?
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BACTERIA
FUNGI RICKETTSIAE VIRUSES |
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WHAT IS THE BEST DECONTAMINATION FOR BIOLOGICAL AGENTS?
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WARM SOAPY WATER
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WHERE WOULD A BIOLOGICAL ATTACK BE MOST EFFECTIVE?
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CITIES, LARGE TROOP CONCENTRATIONS, ANIMALS AND VEGETABLE CROPS
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HOW MAY CHEMICAL AGENTS BE DEPLOYED?
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ARTERIAL SPRAY
ARTILLERY BOMBS INDIVIDUALS MINES ROCKETS |
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WHAT ARE THE MOST EFFECTIVE TIMES TO USE CHEMICAL AGENTS?
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EVENING AND EARLY MORNING
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CHEMICAL AGENTS ARE CLASSIFIED BY THE U/S/ INTO 3 CATEGORIES, NAME THEM?
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PERSISTENT
NON-PERSISTENT DUSTY |
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WHAT IS THE CURRENT U.S POLICY REGARDING THE USE OF CHEMICAL ASSETS?
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NO FIRST USE
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WHAT IS THE COLOR OF THE CHEMICAL CONTAMINATION MARKER?
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YELLOW WITH GAS IN RED LETTERS
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WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF CHEMICAL AGENTS?
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NERVE
BLISTER BLOOD CHOKING |
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WHAT DECONTAMINATION EQUIPTMENT IS AVAILABLE FOR CHEMICAL AGENTS?
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M291 SDK
M295 IEDK M100 SDS FSDS M12A1 M17 LDS MPDS |
