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What are the three basic objectives of first aid? |
Prevent further injury, prevent infection, and prevent loss of life. |
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What are the 4 methods of controlling bleeding? |
Direct pressure, elevation, pressure points, and tourniquet as a last resort. |
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How many pressure points on the body? |
22 Total, 11 on each side. |
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What degree burn causes the most pain? |
Second degree |
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What causes neurogenic shock |
Injury to the spinal cord |
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CPR is a combination of chest compressions and what? |
Rescue breathing |
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The steps for CPR have changed from ABC to what? |
CAB |
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What does CPR stand for? |
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation |
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What is ORM? |
A systematic decision making process used to identify and manage hazards that endanger Naval resources |
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What are the five steps of ORM? |
Identify hazards, assess hazards, make risk decisions, implement controls, and supervise |
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Is ORM only to be used for work related decisions? |
No |
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What is the MCU-2P? |
A protective mask |
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Which type of nuclear blast results in the worst fallout? |
Surface burst |
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What is MOPP level 1 afloat? |
JSLIST (joint service light integrated suit technology), Mask, and gloves readily accessible. |
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At what MOPP level are canisters installed on masks? |
MOPP level 3 |
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What are the 3 parts to the fire triangle? |
Heat, fuel, and oxygen |
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What type of fire is an energized electrical fire? |
Class Charlie |
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Combustible metals such as magnesium and titanium that are burning are considered what type of fire? |
Class Delta |
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What type of fire is PKP primarily used for? |
Class Bravo |
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What does AFFF stand for? |
Aqueous Film Forming Foam |
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What safety equipment is required on the flight line? |
Flight deck boots (steel toed), cranial, goggles, and leather gloves. |
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What do threshold markings signify? |
The end of the runway |
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What colored lights are used to signify a military airfield? |
2 white lights and one green light |
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How many flashes per minute do the airfield rotating beacons flash? |
12-15 times per minute |
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What is the MA-1 overrun barrier? |
Stopping aircraft without tail hooks in the event of an emergency landing |
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What is the wind speed for initial tie down and how many chains are used? |
Up to 45 knots and 6 chains |
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Wind speed for heavy weather tie down and how many chains are used? |
Above 60 kts and 20 chains |
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What is the maximum towing speed of the aircraft? |
Shall not exceed 5mph or the speed of the slowest person walking. |
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How many people are required to move the aircraft? |
6 to 10 |
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How is an aircraft grounded? |
Connect the grounding strap to grounding point on the deck, then to the aircraft |
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What FPCON level is set when a terrorist attack has occurred or when intelligence is received that a terrorist attack against a specific target is likely? |
FPCON Delta |
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What DEFCON level are we at during normal peacetime readiness? |
DEFCON 5 |
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What does DEFCON stand for? |
Defense Condition |
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How many FPCONS are there? |
5 |
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What are the 5 FPCONS? |
Normal, alpha, bravo, charlie, delta |
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What is the objective of the NAMP? |
To achieve and continually improve aviation material readiness and safety standards established by the CNO/COMNAVAIRFOR |
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What are the AMO's responsibilities? |
To assist the MO, coordinate TAD personnel, manage SE training and licensing, and manpower management. |
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What is the concept of QA? |
To prevent the occurrence of defects. |
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How often are work center audits performed? |
Semi-annually |
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What are the three levels of maintenance? |
Organizational, intermediate, depot level |
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What does NATOPS stand for? |
Naval AIr Training and Operational Procedures Standardization |
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Why was NATOPS created? |
To standardize training in both maintenance and flight operations |
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What year was NATOPS established? |
1961 |
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What do the following words mean when applied to NATOPS:
Shall
Should
Warning
Caution |
Mandatory
Suggested
May result in injury or death
May result in damage to equipment |
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What is the significance of 14 November 1910? |
First take off from a ship. |
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When is the birthday of naval aviation? |
8 May 1911 |
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What was the name of the first aircraft carrier? |
USS Langley |
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When was the battle of Midway? |
June 3-5 1942 |
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What is the significance of the Battle of Coral Sea? |
First carrier to carrier battle where neither ship saw each other. |
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Define speed: |
The rate of movement in terms of distance measured in an allotted amount of time. |
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What is Newton's first law of motion? |
Intertia: an object at rest will remain at rest or in motion at the same speed and direction unless acted upon by an outside force. |
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What is drag? |
The force that tends to hold an aircraft back. |
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What does the rudder control? |
Yaw (vertical axis)
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List the 5 components of the basic hydraulic system |
Resevoir, pump, tubing, selector valve, and an actuating unit |
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What does NALCOMIS stand for? |
Naval Aviation Logistics Command Management Information System. |
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When referring to aircraft status, what does NMCS stand for? |
Non Mission Capable Status |
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What does WUC stand for, and what is it? |
Work Unit Code - describes the system or subsystem of the malfunction |
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What are the following codes?
DM
TS
AD
CF |
Discrepancy MAF
Trouble Shooting
Assist Maintenance
Conditional |
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What does ALSS stand for and who is in charge of it? |
Aviation Life Support Systems, and the PRs are in charge |
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What are the six core capabilities of Naval Aviation? |
Forward presence, deterrence, sea control, power projection, maritime security, and humanitarian assistance/disaster relief. |
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What do the following type of squadron abbreviations stand for and what is their mission:
HSM
HT
VAQ
VP |
Helicopter Maritime Strike (ASW, SAR, anti surface, logistics)
Helicopter training
Tactical electronic warfare: exploit, suppress, degrade, and deceive the enemy
Patrol ASW, ASUW, reconnaissance and mining |
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What is HAZMAT? |
Any material that poses a threat to human health or the environment |
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What information is in the MSDS? |
Technical bulletins, information about materials such as composition, chemical, and physical characteristics, health and safety hazards and precautions for safe handling and use |
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What is an AUL? |
Authorised user list |
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What is HAZWASTE? |
HAZMAT that is no longer usable and must be disposed of |
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What are the six categories of HAZMAT? |
Flammables, aerosols, toxics, corrosives, oxidizing, and compressed gasses |
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How many types of hangars are used in Naval Aviation? |
3 |
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What is the purpose of an aircraft hangar? |
To provide protection against the environment and provide an area to perform maintenance. |
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What type of hangar is used for CH-53 helicopters, V-22 Ospreys, and C-130 hercules? |
Type 2 |
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What fire extinguishing agent is attached to the roofs of shore based hangars used to protect the building structure itself? |
Overhead water sprinkler system |
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How many points is the rescue hoist capable of handling? |
600lbs |
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What does the environment control system do? |
Allows for cooled or heated air into cabin area for temperature control |
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Where is the engine control quadrang located? |
On the cockpit overhead console |
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How many fire extinguishers are located in the cabin? |
2 |
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Where is the standby magenetic compass located? |
On the center windshield support above the glare shield |
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By the MRC-350, the aircraft must be washed at what time intervals? |
Every 7 days at sea, every 14 days ashore. |
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What is the purpose of emergency reclamation? |
Preventing further damage to aircraft and components after exposure to gross amounts of salt water, fire extinguishing agent, to reclaim salvageable components and to remove them by priority |
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What are the six sections of the fuselage |
Cockpit, cabin, transition section, tail cone, tail rotor pylon, and main rotor pylon |
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Name the three flight controls that affect helicopter flight |
Collective, cyclic, and rudder pedals |
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What is the main function of the wire strike protection system, and how many cutters are there? |
To protect the helicopter in case the airframe comes into contact with wires during its path of flight. There are 7 cutters. |
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What type of engines are in our aircraft? |
T700-GE-401C |
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What is the purpose of the tail rotor |
To counter act torque of the main rotor and to provide directional control in the vertical axis. |
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What does the HIRSS stand for and what is its purpose? |
Hover infrared suppression system, purpose is to reduce exhaust gas radiation to protect from being detected by infrared systems |
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What is the purpose of a chip detector? |
To detect metal particles produced from impending gear box failure. |
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What are the 3 pneumatic sources that can be used to start an engine? |
External ground source, APU, and cross bleed |
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How many hydraulic pumps are there on the aircraft? |
3 |
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How many hydraulic reservoirs on the aircraft? |
4 |
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Where is the hydraulic servicing fill pump and reservoir located? |
Right side of the upper deck? |
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What is a hydraulic patch test? |
Test method used to measure metallic and non-metallic contaminate levels in aircraft and support equipment hydraulic systems |
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What are the 3 primary servos? |
Forward, aft, lateral |
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What do the 3 primary servos do? |
Absorb feedback force from the main rotor |
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Define voltage: |
The difference of potential of two charges of interest. |
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What does the battery provide? |
Power for the DC essential bus, and provides power to the APU for starting |
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What does the generator control unit do? |
Monitors and regulates each generator output, provides over and under voltage protection, feeder fault protection, and under frequency protection |
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What is the purpose of the battery conditioner/analyzer? |
Continuously monitors battery voltage and temperature and contains a circuit for battery charging |
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What is Ohm's law? |
I = E/R Current in a circuit is directly proportional to the voltage and inversely proportional to the resistance. |
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What is a thermocouple? |
A junction of two dissimilar metals that produce voltage when heated |
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What is the missile warning set? |
An electronic countermeasure unit designed to protect the helicopter against surface to air and air to air missiles |
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What does the Downed Aviator Locator system do? |
Locs onto signal from PRC-112 and provides pilots with direction and distance to downed aircrew. |
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How many modes are available in IFF? |
5 |
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How is the ELT activated? |
5 Gs or by turning on the switch. |
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What is the purpose of the explosive handling personnel qualification and certification system? |
Sets guidelines for personnel whose duties require them to handle ordnance |
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What does CODR stand for? |
Conventional Ordnance Discrepancy Report |
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What are the 3 categories of HERO? |
Safe, unsafe, and susceptible |
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How many pencil flares are contained in a MK-79 kit? |
7 |
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How long does an MK-58 MOD 0 burn for? |
40-60 minutes |
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Name the components located in a life raft? |
Beacon, water desalinizer, food, water, and an oar |
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What are the components of a Rescue Swimmer's Tri-Sar harness? |
Flotation, a hardness, smokes, strobe light, knife, and a J-knife |
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Name the basic equipment required for Rescue Swimmers during a deployment/rescue |
Tri-SAR harness, mask, fins, HABD, radio, wet/dry suit, and booties |
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Name the components of the LPU-32 life preserver? |
A sea dye marker, whistle, chemlite, manual/auto inflation |
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Name the delivery options for cargo via helicopters |
Internal palletized, internal individual load, external vertical replenishment, and hoist |
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Explain each of the following missions:
FAST rope
SPIE rig
K-Duck
Close Air Support |
stuff and things |
