Us Navy Advanced Cbr Defense Person (Dc 309)

Front 1

What type of agent is man-made and comes in two types, liquid and vapor?

Back 1

Chemical

Front 2

This type of agent classifies into two classes, pathogens and toxins:

Back 2

Biological

Front 3

What type of material is defined as "undesireable radioactive material"?

Back 3

Radiological

Front 4

This chemical agent is skin hazardous, it enters through the pores in the body or through the eyes.

Back 4

Liquid

Front 5

This type of chemical agent enters through the respiratory track.

Back 5

Vapor

Front 6

What two methods are used to deploy chemical agents?

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Bursting-type munitions or spray devices.

Front 7

This micro-organism causes diseases in humans, animals and plants.

Back 7

Pathogens

Front 8

This organic substance is poisonous to humans and animals and is not a living organism.

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Toxins

Front 9

What is the desired effect of using a biological agent against a ship?

Back 9

To render the crew unable to effectively complete the ship's mission.

Front 10

This radiological agent can damage living tissue, but do not have much penetrating power.

Back 10

X-rays

Front 11

Layered clothing is adequate protection against this radiological agent. Unless the source is ingested, external burns is about the worst that can happen.

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Beta Particles

Front 12

This radiological agent doesn't travel very far but is a significant internal hazard if it enters the body.

Back 12

Alpha Radiation

Front 13

Electromagnetic radiation similar to radio signals. Capable of penetrating a ship's hull and are not stopped by protective clothing. Released in nuclear reactions and radioactive decay.

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Gamma Rays

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Subatomic particles not released by radioactive decay. Can travel thousands of yards through the air and have a substantial penetrating power. External hazard within the first minute after the burst.

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Neutrons

Front 15

Countermeasure Washdown

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External decontamination, mechanical.
4 Zones, purpose is to saturate. 3 ways to light off, bridge, ccs and SOPV's in the p-ways.

Front 16

Manual method of decontaminating the outside of a ship.

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Shipboard personell will utilize brushes and scrub (HTH) and start at the highest point of the ship and work down.

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Weathering

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Ship will sit out to sea until the contamination wears off either from wind or rain.

Front 18

Three solvents used to decontaminate an internal area.

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HTH (Calcium Hypchlorite)
Bleach
Betadine

Front 19

Name the five sections of a decontamination station.

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CCA (Casualty Control Area)
OCUA (Outer Clothing Undressing Area)
ICUA (Inner Clothing Undressing Area)
Shower
Purge Locker

Front 20

How many people can be processed through a decom station per hour?

Back 20

13-15

Front 21

Boot Wash pan is located in this section of a decom station (ten second wash time)

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Casualty Control Area

Front 22

Area of the decom station where the outer clothing is removed

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OCUA (Outer Clothing Undressing Area)

Front 23

Area of the decom station where everything but the gas mask is removed.

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ICUA (Inner Clothing Undressing Area)

Front 24

Area of the decom station where cold sea water or fresh water is utilized to decontaminate the body.

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Shower

Front 25

Area of the decom station where medical personell inspect for proper decontamination.

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Purge Locker

Front 26

Hand-held electronic monitoring device that detects all forms of radation. (Used internally)
Located in Repair Lockers
Uses 2 D-cell batteries

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AN/PDQ-1

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- Used for the detection and measurement of high range gamma radiation.
- 0-10,000 roetengens
- Located on the bridge, probes located on the mast.
- Uses 5 C-cell batteries, lasts 20 hours (when not connected to ship's power)
- 2 parts: Intensity meter and dosimeter

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AN/PDR-65

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M-256 Chemical Detection Kit

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- Detects Nerve, blood and blister agents
- Takes approximately 17 minutes to detect an agent.
- Kit comes in a small green box and contains: 12 kits, M8 paper and an instruction booklet.

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M-8 paper

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- 25 perforated sheets
- Detects liquid nerve agents
- Specific - shows you exactly what agent it is reading
- 20 second detection time.

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M-8 paper turns green

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v-nerve

Front 31

M-8 paper turns yellow

Back 31

G nerve

Front 32

M-8 paper turns red

Back 32

H blister

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M-9 paper

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- 30ft long by 2 inches
- Self adhesive
- Detects liquid nerve agents
- Not specific - all agents show up as red.
- 10 second detection time

Front 34

IPDS (Improved Point Detection System)

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- Detects chemical agents
- Located on the bridge and in CCS

Front 35

Name the parts and locations of IPDS

Back 35

- EASU (External Air Sampling Unit) - 2 of them, located in director room.
- DU (Detector Unit) - Takes samples outside from the port and starboard bridge wings.
- RDU (Remote Display Unit) - Located on the bridge. Displays the type of chemical agent is has detected. Also has a local alarm.
- CDU (Control Display Unit) - Located in CCS, has a local alarm. Displays the type of agent it has detected.

Front 36

What is used to collect air samples?

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DFU 1000 (Dry Filter Unit) - Portable continuous sampler, collects/traps airborne particles for analysis by a HHA (Hand-Held Assay)

Front 37

What is the filter rate for the DFU?

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1000 liters/minute

Front 38

How many sampling slots does the HHA (Hand-Held Assay) have?

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8

Front 39

What does the HHA (Hand-Held Assay) test for and what is done in the event it's found?

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The presence of biological agents (presense or lack of presence). Package it and send it off the ship to a confirmatory lab and notify Chain of Command.

Front 40

Where would you find instructions for setting up a decontamination station?

Back 40

Repair Party Manual

Front 41

What is the maximum number of times a person can go through the decontamination station?

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Three

Front 42

MCU-2P

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Gas Mask
- Comes in three sizes: Small, medium and large
- Uses C2 Canister: Canister has nato threads. Lasts 60 days in a non-contaminated environment, 30 in a contaminated environment and 1 blood agent attack.

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What does MOPP stand for?

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Mission Oriented Protective Postures

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MOPP 1

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Suspected
- Inspect all RADIACS and monitoring systems.
- Equip all personnel with protective masks.
- Inventory/stow radiological defense equipment and decon supplies.
- Review CBR defense bill and verify personnel assignments
- Set readiness condition 3 and yoke

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MOPP 2

Back 45

Possible
- Mask is worn on person
- Issue personal dosimeter to all hands.
- Pre-position decontamination supplies in decon stations and repair lockers.
- Op-test CMWD and nuclear alarm.

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MOPP 3

Back 46

Probable
- Set GQ
- All non-essential personnel proceed to ready shelter
- Fill pre-positioned canteens with potable water
- Activate primary decon stations and CCA's, ensure operability
- Post and monitor detection equipment and materials and designated by CBR Bill.
- Activate CMWD system immediately to keep decks wet.

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MOPP 4

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Imminent
- Don protective mask
- Send as many individuals as possible to deep or ready shelter.
- Initiate continues monitoring and operation of detection equipment.
- Activate CMWD to operate continuously.
- Secure non-essential equipment and sea suctions.

Front 48

Ionization chamber dosimeter. Self reading pocket dosimeter for detecting and indicating exposures to X-ray and Gamma radiation. Reads 0-600 roentgens.

Back 48

IM-143/PD

Front 49

Charges the IM-143/PD

Back 49

PP-4276/PD

Front 50

Radioluminescent dosimeter. Small enough to be suspended from a key chain. Calculates total exposure over time. Reads 10-600 Roentgens.

Back 50

DT-60/PD