Scws Board Acb-1

Front 1

How many pressure points on the body?

Back 1

22

Front 2

What are the four methods of controlling bleeding?

Back 2

Direct pressure pressure point elevation tourniquet

Front 3

What are the three different types of bleeding?

Back 3

Capillary - oozing red

Venous - steady stream dark red

Arterial - spurting bright red

Front 4

What is a superficial injury?

Back 4

Shallow cuts bruising scrapes minor skin injuries

Front 5

What are the four rules for using a stretcher?

Back 5

1. Use standard stretchers when available but be prepared to use safe alternatives.

2. When possible bring the stretcher to the casualty.

3. Always fasten the casualties securely to the stretcher.

4. Always carry the casualty feetfirst and have the rear stretcher bearer monitor the casualty for difficulty breathing.

Front 6

The Heimlich maneuver is a treatment for _______?

Back 6

Choking

Front 7

What is the main objective when treating a patient for heatstroke?

Back 7

Reduce patients core body temperature

Front 8

When performing CPR what is the ratio of compressions to breaths?

Back 8

30:2

Front 9

Describe the 3 degrees of burns?

Back 9

First-degree - Red or pink scan with mild pain and mild swelling (superficial)

Second-degree - very red skin with blisters, high pain. (Partial thickness)

Third-degree - White or charred black skin with no pain due to nerve damage--pain at edges only. (full thickness)

Front 10

Who is the only Seabee to earn the Medal of Honor?

Back 10

Marvin G Shields.

Front 11

How many ships have been named after Seabees?

Back 11

2.

USS Marvin Shields, FF-1066

USS STETHEM DDG-63

Front 12

On which date were the Seabees officially given their name?

Back 12

March 5, 1942

Front 13

Who is the father of the navy?

Back 13

John Paul Jones

Front 14

On what day was the department of the Navy established? (Navy's Birthday)

Back 14

October 13, 1775

Front 15

Who is the father of the Seabees?

Back 15

Admiral Ben Moreel

Front 16

On what day did the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor?

Back 16

December 7th, 1941

Front 17

When was the sailors Creed introduced?

Back 17

1993

Front 18

How many times has the sailors Creed been revised?

Back 18

2

Front 19

What does DRMO stand for?

Back 19

Defense reutilization marketing office

(part of defense logistics administration)

Front 20

What does CTR mean and what is its purpose?

Back 20

Central tool room

Maintains and distributes tool inventory

Front 21

What does NSN stand for?

Back 21

National stock number

Front 22

What is the MLO?

Back 22

Material liaison office

Front 23

What is the purpose of the MLO?

Back 23

Receives issues and inventories project materials

Front 24

What does ARP stand for?

Back 24

Automotive repair parts

Front 25

What is the purpose of the ARP office?

Back 25

Where automotive repair parts are stored inventoried and issued

Front 26

What is a 1346?

Back 26

Requisition form (receipt)

Front 27

What is an 1149?

Back 27

Shipping document for open purchase items or services

Front 28

What is form DD 200?

Back 28

Survey form (can be used for lost or stolen or damaged items)

Front 29

What is the difference between a hazardous material and hazardous waste?

Back 29

Hazardous materials are products purchased from suppliers and stored at your workspace correlated with a MSDS.

Hazardous wastes are typically from used hazmat products but have a specific legal definition depending on category and are classified as HW by supply.

Front 30

How many categories of hazmat are there?

Back 30

six (but it says four in safety)

Front 31

How many categories of hazmat are there?

Back 31

six (but it says four in safety)

Front 32

What does CHRIMP stand for?

Back 32

Consolidated hazardous material reutilization & inventory management program

Front 33

Describe the purpose of secondary labeling?

Back 33

Labeling and marking of containers: The name of the manufacturer or the organization receiving sending using or transferring The material to another container

Must identify the type of hazmat and nature of hazard.

Must list reference sources for identification of hazmat and safety purposes/special considerations

Front 34

What are the six categories of hazmat?

Back 34

Flammables

aerosols

toxic

compressed gas

oxidizers

corrosives

Front 35

What are the nine different hazmat classification codes?

Back 35

Class 1 - explosives

Class 2 - gases

Class 3 - flammable liquids

Class 4 – flammable solids

Class 5 – oxidizing agents in organic peroxides

Class 6 – toxic and infectious substances

Class 7 – radioactive substances

Class 8 – corrosive substances

Class 9 - miscellaneous

Front 36

What is the H I CS system?

Back 36

Hazardous inventory control system

Front 37

HAZMINCEN

Back 37

hazmat minimization center

Front 38

What are the general procedures when a hazardous material or hazardous waste spill occurs or is discovered?

Back 38

Unit must respond immediately with trained response team an appropriate pre-planned disposal plan. Reports must be made and test conducted to ensure no further contamination exists. Waste generated from cleanup must be disposed of in accordance with hazardous waste disposal policy/procedure.

Front 39

Who is responsible for the safety of all military and civilian personnel at the command?

Back 39

Commanding officer

Front 40

Who enforces the commanding officer's safety policies?

Back 40

Safety officer

Front 41

Single hearing protection is required above ______ decibels?

Back 41

84

Front 42

How many general classes of fire are there?

Back 42

4

ABCD

Front 43

How many categories of hazmat are there according to safety?

Back 43

4

Front 44

Who is the chair of the safety committee?

Back 44

Executive officer

Front 45

Who is authorized to certify a confined space as safe for entry?

Back 45

The gas free engineer

Front 46

What does ORM stand for?

Back 46

Operational risk management

Front 47

What does ORM stand for?

Back 47

Operational risk management

Front 48

In terms of ORM what does RAC stand for?

Back 48

Risk assessment code

Front 49

Double hearing protection is required when noise levels continuously exceed _____ decibels?

Back 49

104

Front 50

Double hearing protection is required when noise levels continuously exceed _____ decibels?

Back 50

104

Front 51

Chain of command

Back 51

COMNAVSUFPAC

TYCOM: ESG-3 RADM Ponds

ISIC: NBG-1 Capt Flanagin

CO: Capt AABY

XO: LCDR HUAN

CMC: CMC HEINER

S1: LCDR OWENS

S2: LCDR O'SULLIVAN

S3: CDR LORENZANA

S3A: LT KARLIN

S3C: BMCS CHAMLEE

S4: LT NELSON

S6: LTJG ALATORRE

S7: LCDR O'SULLIVAN

S7A: CWO3 GAMPER

S7C: EOC MORENO

EMBARK-O: LTJG ALATORRE

H6 - LTJG ALATORRE

H5 - LSCS HUREL

A6 - LT GORMAN

A5 - EOCS PHILLIPS

A3 - EOC HENEMAN

B6 - LCDR CHAMPAN (lt hall)

B5 - BMCM WILSON

B3 - BMC PEREZ

C6 - LT POLLESCH

C5 - BUCS PARK

C3 - SWC CARDONA

Front 52

What is the ESP?

Back 52

Engineer support plan

Front 53

What is RFF?

Back 53

Request for forces

Front 54

What are the three types of engineering battle space functions for Seabees?

Back 54

General engineering

combat engineering

geospatial engineering

Front 55

What are the purposes of leach fields?

Back 55

Integral component of septic tank disposal system

Front 56

What are the purposes of leach fields?

Back 56

Integral component of septic tank disposal system

Front 57

What is chlorination?

Back 57

The most common method of disinfecting potable water

Front 58

What is super chlorination?

Back 58

At least 100 ppm

Front 59

What is ABFC?

Back 59

Advance based functional component

Front 60

How many drawings are there in ABFC view?

Back 60

Component facility and assembly drawings

Front 61

The fundamentals of a tent camp layout?

Back 61

Latrines 100 yards from messing

Latrines 100 yards from water source

Garbage pits 100 yards from water source

Garbage pits no more than 30 yards from messing

Latrines 50 feet downwind from berthing

Front 62

What type of pallets does the NCF use for cargo planes?

Back 62

463L pallet

Front 63

Explain the 463L pallet

Back 63

Aluminum shell balsa wood interior

108" x 88"

usable area 104" x 84"

maximum cargo height 96"

Weighs 290 pounds without nets

Weighs 355 pounds with net

Uses three nets to secure loads two (green) on the sides one (yellow) on the top.

Front 64

What three types of planes are used by air mobility command?

Back 64

C-130 Hercules

C-17 globe master three

C-5 Galaxy

Front 65

What are the allowable cabin loads for the C130 Hercules C-17 globemaster and C-5 Galaxy?

Back 65

25,000 pounds 90,000 pounds 150,000 pounds

Front 66

How many pallet positions are available for the C-130 Hercules C-17 Globe master and C-5 Galaxy?

Back 66

6, 16, 36

Front 67

What Are the four types of shoring?

Back 67

Rolling shoring sleeper shoring parking shoring special shoring

Front 68

What does SLRP stand for?

Back 68

Survey liaison reconnaissance party

Front 69

What does OPP stand for?

Back 69

Offload preparation party

Front 70

What are the different types of cargo containers used by the NCF?

Back 70

Sixcons

quadcons

tricons

20 foot iso containers

flat racks

Front 71

What is marshaling?

Back 71

Process by which units move equipment cargo and personnel to an embarkation staging area

Front 72

What is command-and-control?

Back 72

The exercise of authority and direction by commander over a signed and attached forces in order to accomplish a mission

Front 73

UCT

Back 73

Underwater construction team

Front 74

NMCB

Back 74

Naval mobile construction battalion

Front 75

DIRLAUTH

Back 75

Direct liaison authorized

Front 76

What does DIRLAUTH do?

Back 76

A CO grants DIRLAUTH in order for a subordinate officer console or coordinate an action with A command or agency within or outside the granting command

Front 77

How long is a top secret clearance good for?

Back 77

5 yr

Front 78

How long is a top secret clearance good for?

Back 78

5 yr

Front 79

How long is a secret clearance good for?

Back 79

10yrs

Front 80

JCAVS

Back 80

Joint clearance and access verification system

Front 81

Explain what JCAVS does

Back 81

Allows security personnel to update and verify a clearance information in real time ensuring most up to date info available

Front 82

NCF

Back 82

Naval Construction force

Front 83

CESE

Back 83

Civil engineer support equipment

Front 84

BEEP

Back 84

Battalion equipment evaluation program

Front 85

What is the purpose of BEEP?

Back 85

To pass on all knowledge of civil engineering support equipment maintenance and operations techniques and provide the battalion with a in-depth realistic condition evaluation of allowance facilities tools and materials

Front 86

What is OF346?

Back 86

Light license

Front 87

What are the contents of a crash package?

Back 87

SF 91, DD 518, detailed instructions on what to do in the event of an accident steps to take at the scene list of emergency numbers instructions on how to fill out the forms hazmat containment procedures and translation documents

Front 88

What is DD 1970?

Back 88

Trip ticket

Front 89

What is 11200.2A?

Back 89

The Redbook

Front 90

What is 11260.2?

Back 90

Heavy license

Front 91

What license do cranes fall under?

Back 91

Crane operator license

Front 92

What license do cranes fall under?

Back 92

Crane operator license

Front 93

What are the eight cycles of fire?

Back 93

Feeding chambering locking firing unlocking extracting ejecting cocking

Front 94

What are the color codes on small arms ammunition?

Back 94

Red-orange - tracer

Violet - blank

Black - armor piercing

Aluminum - armor piercing incendiary

Green - standard ball

Front 95

What is a misfire?

Back 95

A complete failure to fire not a delay

Front 96

What are the eight weapon systems in the NCF?

Back 96

M9, M16, M240B, M2HB, MK19, AT4, M203, M500

Front 97

What are the eight weapon systems in the NCF?

Back 97

M9, M16, M240B, M2HB (.50 cal), MK19, AT4, M203, M500

Front 98

What are the eight weapon systems in the NCF?

Back 98

M9, M16, M240B, M2HB (.50 cal), MK19 (40mm grenade launcher), AT4, M203 (40mm), M500 (shotgun)

Front 99

What are cover and concealment?

Back 99

Cover blocks gunfire, concealment keeps you hidden

Front 100

What are cover and concealment?

Back 100

Cover blocks gunfire, concealment keeps you hidden

Front 101

What is intersection?

Back 101

Locating an unknown point using two known points

Front 102

What are cover and concealment?

Back 102

Cover blocks gunfire, concealment keeps you hidden

Front 103

What is intersection?

Back 103

Locating an unknown point using two known points

Front 104

What is resection?

Back 104

Locating your unknown position by sighting in on two known positions