Eidws Section 101

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STEPS OF ORM

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IDENTIFY HAZARDS
ASSESSING HAZARDS
MAKING RISK DECISIONS
IMPLEMENTING CONTROLS
SUPERVISING

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STATE THE INTSTRUCTION FOR MISHAP REPORTING

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5102.1D

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STATE THE 4 CATERGORIES OF HAZARD SEVERITY

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I CATASTROPHIC
II CRITICAL
III MARGINAL
IV NEGLIGABLE

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STATE THE 4 SUBCATEGORIES OF MISHAP PROBABILITY

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A. LIKELY
B. PROBABLY
C. MAY
D. UNLIKELY

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DEFINE RAC

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RISK ASSESSMENT CODE

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LIST THE 5 RAC'S

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1. CRITICAL
2. SERIOUS
3. MODERATE
4. MINOR
5. NEGLIGIBLE

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DISCUSS TIMELINESS AND MEANS OF FILING MISHAP INVESTIGATION REPORTS

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-REPORT ELECTRONICALLY TO COMNAVSAFECEN
-AS PER OPREP-3
-CONTACT COMNAVSAFECEN WITHIN 8 HOURS.

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NAME THE FOUR REQUIRED MISHAP REPORTABLE ITEMS

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-GOV PROPERTY DAMAGE
-DOD CIVILIAN AND MILITARY MISHAPS
-WORK RELATED ILLNESS OR INJURY THAT REQUIREDS MEDICAL ATTENTION BEYOND FIRST AID
-OTHER INCIDENTS OF INTREST TO NAVY OR MARINES.

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STATE THE PURPOSE OF A HAZREP MESSAGE

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SUBMITTED WHEN A ELEMINATION OR CONTROL OF A HAZARD HAS AN IMPLECATION IN REDUCING MISHAPS. PROVIDES INFO ON PROBLEMS AND HELPS REDUCE THEM.

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STATE THE THREE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF FIRST AID

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-MAINTAIN BREATHING
-STOP BLEEDING/MAINTAIN CIRCULATION
-PREVENT AND TREAT FOR SHOCK

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STATE THE THREE MEATHODS OF CONTROLLING BLEEDING

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DIRECT PRESSURE
INDIRECT PRESSURE
CONSTRICTING BAND

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WHAT DO ARTERIES DO?

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CARRY BLOOD AWAY FROM THE HEART

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WHAT TO VEINS DO?

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CARRY BLOOD TO THE HEART

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WHAT DO CAPPILLARIES DO?

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FORM CONNECTING NETWORKS OF SMALLER VESSELS BETWEEN THE ARTERIES AND THE VENIS

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IDENTIFY THE 11 PRESSURE POINTS

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CHIN
BY THE EAR
NECK
COLOR BONE
BICEP
WRIST
INNER ELBOW
BEHIND THE KNEE
THIGH
WHERE THE LEG AND BODY MEET
ANKLE

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DESCRIBE THE SYMPTOMS OF SHOCK

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PLUS IS WEAK AND RAPID
BREATHING IS LIKELY SHALLOW AND RAPID
TEMP IS LOWER AND SWEATING IS NOTICEABLE

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STATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OPEN AND CLOSED FRACTURE

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OPEN- BREAKES THE SKIN
CLOSED - DOSE NOT BREAK THE SKIN

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DESCRIBE THE PROCEDURES TO RESCUE A PERSON FROM ELECTRICAL SHOCK

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SECURE POWER
DE METALIZE
USE ROPE, CANE ECT TO GET PERSON OFF EQUIPMENT

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DESCRIBE THE PROCEDURES TO TREAT A PERSON FROM ELECTRICAL SHOCK

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ABC'S
CPR
ELEVATE THE LEGS

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DESCRIBE THE METHODS FOR CLEARING AN OBSTRUCTED AIRWAY

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-STANDING ABDONIMAL THRUST
-RECLINING ABDONMINAL THRUST
-STANDING CHEST THRUST
-RECLINING CHEST THRUST

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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS AND TREATMENT OF HYPOTHERMIA

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WHEN YOU ARE EXPOSED TO SUBNORMAL TEMPS. MINIMIZE HEAT LOSS FROM HEAD, NECK, SIDES AND GROIN.

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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS AND TREATMENT FOR FROSTBITE

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EFFECTS HANDS, FACE, AND FEET. HAPPENS ON VERY WINDY AND COLD DAYS. COVER UP AND STAY DRY.

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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS AND TREATMENT FOR HEAT STRESS

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INCREASED BODY TEMP WHICH CAUSES FATIGUE, SEVERE HEADACHE, NAUSEA.
COOL THE BODY, REST AND DRINK LOTS OF WATER.

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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS AND TREATMENT FOR HEAT EXHAUSTION

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PERSON WILL LOOK ASHEN GREY AND SKIN WILL FEEL COOL, MOIST AND CLAMMY.
LOSSEN CLOTHING AND APPLY COOL DAMP CLOTHS. MOVE TO A COOL AREA.

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DESCRIBE THE EFFECTS AND TREATMENT FOR HEAT STROKE

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VICTIM WILL BE FLUSH, VERY DRY AND VERY HOT. BREATHING WILL BE SHALLOW.
REDUCE BODY HEAT IMMEDIATLY BY POURING COLD WATER ON VICTIM AND MOVING TO A COOL PLACE. REMOVE AS MUCH CLOTHES AS POSSIBLE AND PLACE COLD PACKS UNDER ARMS NECK AND GROIN.

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DEFINE HERO

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HAZORDOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF ORDINANCE
LIMA FLAG

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DEFINE HERP

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HAZORDOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF PERSONNEL

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DEFINE HERF

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HAZORDOUS ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION OF FUELS

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DEFINE HAZMAT AND THE CATEGORIES

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HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
FLAMMABLES
AREOSOLS
TOXIC
CORROSIVES
OXIDIZERS
COMPRESSED GASES

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DISCUSS HOW TO STORE HAZMAT

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STORAGE LOCKER
SEPARATE ACID AND ALKALINE
FUELS AND OXIDIZERS WILL MAKE A BIG BOOM

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DISCUSS THE POTENTIAL RISKS OF IMPROPERLY LABELED AND STORED HAZMAT

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YOU MIGHT USE OR COMBINED THE WRONG THINGS.

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DESCRIBE WHAT AN MSDS IS AND THE INFORMATION IT PROVIDES

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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET.
INCLDUES HOW TO HANDLE, STORE, AND DISPOSE OF AND THE MANUFACTURE.

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STATE THE NAVY'S HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM

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TO REDUCE THE LOSS OF HEARING
84DB - SINGLE
104DB - DOUBLE
140DB -PEAK