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Front 1

What does CBR stand for?

Back 1

Chemical, Biological, Radiological

Front 2

How many decontamination stations are there?

Back 2

Five

Front 3

What are the locations of the decontamination stations?

Back 3

1. Fwd gym (repair locker 2F)

2. O1 lvl STBD (above MA shack)

3. Flight deck triage

4. STBD FWD hangar bay

5. O2 lvl port side (fwd of DC shop)

Front 4

What equipment is in decontamination stations?

Back 4

1. Scrub brush

2. Trash can

3. Boots

4. Chemical and oil protective gloves

5. Chemical gloves

6. Toxicological gloves

7. Bath towel

Front 5

What does CMWD stand for?

Back 5

Countermeasure wash down

Front 6

What is countermeasure wash down?

Back 6

CMWD is a system of fireman sprinklers on the weatherdeck to prevent agents from adhering to the ship

Front 7

What is HTH

Back 7

High test Hypochlorite

Front 8

What is RSDL

Back 8

Reactive skin decontamination lotion

Front 9

What is SDK

Back 9

Skin decontamination kit

Front 10

What does MOPP stand for?

Back 10

Mission oriented protective posture

Front 11

How many MOPP levels are there?

Back 11

Five

Front 12

What is MOPP level 0?

Back 12

Inventory CBR equipment, decontamination kits and decontamination stations

Front 13

What is MOPP 1?

Back 13

Suspected threat. Sizing and issuing of CPE and gas masks

Front 14

What is MOPP 2?

Back 14

Possible threat. Protective mask is in carrier and worn on person. Operational test of CMWD and all alarms. Prepare decontamination stations

Front 15

What is MOPP 3?

Back 15

Probable threat. General quarters. Post and monitor detection equipment. Activate CMWD intermittently to keep decks wet. Don JSLIST and boots for external monitors

Front 16

What is MOPP 4

Front 17

How many sheets is M8 Paper?

Back 17

25 sheets split into 50

Front 18

What does M8 paper test for?

Back 18

Detects the presence of V agents, G agents (nerve) and H agents(blister/mustard)

Front 19

What color do V agents turn on M8 paper?

Back 19

Green

Front 20

What color do G agents turn on M8 paper?

Back 20

Yellow

Front 21

What color do H agents turn on M8 paper?

Back 21

Red

Front 22

What is M9 paper issued as?

Back 22

30 ft long 2 inch wide roll

Front 23

What does M9 paper do?

Back 23

Detects liquid agents turns red when detected.

Front 24

What is DFU and what does it do?

Back 24

Dry filter unit. It detects biological agents

Front 25

What is JBPS

Back 25

Joint Biological Protection System

Front 26

What do IM-265/DT-680 detect?

Back 26

Radiation

Front 27

What is IM-265?

Back 27

Stand alone single display RADIAC meter with an internal Gamma probe. Range 1000 r/h

Front 28

What is DT-680

Back 28

Gamma-beta probe connects to the IM-265. When connected the internal gamma probe is turned off and the meter will display the radiation level detected by the probe. Should always be used for radiological surveys. Range 1000 r/h

Front 29

What is JSLIST?

Back 29

Joint service lightweight integrated suit technology. It has a nylon-cotton poplin outer shell that is treated to repel water and oil and a chemical protective inner liner containing activated carbon.

Front 30

What is the shelf life of the JSLIST?

Back 30

120 days once opened or 6 washes which ever is first

Front 31

What gas mask do we use?

Back 31

M50

Front 32

What cannisters does the M50 gas mask use?

Back 32

Two m61 cannisters must be changed out one and a time

Front 33

What precautions should be taken before wearing the M50 mask?

Back 33

Do not wear contacts, females must remove earrings, hair fasteners buns or braids that could interfere with mask seal. Males must be clean shaven

Front 34

How often do m61 cannisters need to be changed?

Back 34

After a single blood agent attack. Or 24 hours of use with other agents. Do not reuse

Front 35

What does CPS stand for?

Back 35

Collective protective system

Front 36

What is the collective protective system?

Back 36

A system of filters, fans, and airlock providing air to protected spaces. The air in some zones is also pressurized

Front 37

What is IPDS-LR?

Back 37

Improved point detection system life cycle replacement.

Control display in DCC

Remote display unit in the bridge

External air sensor unit O5 level port and STBD

Front 38

What does a nerve agent do?

Back 38

Disrupt the transmission of nerve impulses and produce systematic effects. meaning it effects the entire body not just exposed areas.

Front 39

What do blister agents do?

Front 40

What do blood agents do?

Back 40

Attack an enzyme that is important to the transfer of oxygen causing cells to be starved for oxygen. The condition is called anoxia. It leads to convulsions and a low pulse rate.

Front 41

What do choking agents do?

Back 41

Cause air sacs in the lungs to fill with fluid causing oxygen deffencicy. It causes the victim to feel as if they are drowning. If victim dies it is usually in the first 24 hours

Front 42

How many nuclear bursts are there?

Back 42

Five

Front 43

What are the 5 types of nuclear bursts?

Back 43

1. High altitude burst

2. Air burst

3. Surface burst

4. Underwater burst

5. Underground burst

Front 44

Define a high altitude burst

Back 44

100,000 feet or higher.

Front 45

Define air burst

Back 45

Below 100,00 feet fireball interacts with atmosphere but does not touch surface of the earth

Front 46

Define surface burst

Back 46

The center of the fireball is either at or slightly above the earth. Can happen on land or water

Front 47

Define underwater burst

Back 47

The center of the fireball is below water. May break surface of water depending on size of explosion

Front 48

Define underground burst

Back 48

The center of the fireball is below the surface of the ground tho may break the surface. If a ship is close to shoreline may experience some effects

Front 49

What is NSTM 470

Back 49

Shipboard bw/cw defense and countermeasures

Front 50

What is nstm 070

Back 50

Nuclear defense at sea and radiological recovery of ships after nuclear weapons explosions

Front 51

What is a persistent agent?

Back 51

An agent that can cause casualty for 24 hours to several days or weeks

Front 52

What is a non persistent agent?

Back 52

An agent that loses its ability to cause casualty after 10 to 15 mins

Front 53

What is a pathogen?

Back 53

A disease producing microorganism that directly attacks human tissue and biological processes

Front 54

What is a toxin?

Back 54

Poisonous substance that can be produced naturally or synthetically

Front 55

What is vapor?

Back 55

The gas state of a substance that is normally liquid or solid at room temperature

Front 56

What is fallout?

Back 56

Radiological contamination formed in a nuclear surface burst consisting of radioactive particles and droplets that fall to the surface after the explosion

Front 57

What is ground zero?

Back 57

The point of detonation of a nuclear surface burst on land

Front 58

What is surface zero?

Back 58

The point of detonation of a nuclear surface burst on water