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28 Cards in this Set
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Chemical warfare is broken into what 2 categories |
Chemical agents chemical compounds |
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What are the 3 types of decontaminations |
Immediate Operational Thorough |
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What does NAAK stand for and what is in the kit |
Nerve agent antidote kit Atropine/2-pam cl injectors |
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What do you do with the needles after administering the atropine and 2-pam |
Place them through the pocket and bend the ends over |
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What do you write on the patients forehead |
Time shot was administered |
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MOPP 0 |
Everything within sight |
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MOPP 1 |
Overgarment |
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MOPP 2 |
Over boots |
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MOPP 3 |
Mask and hood open |
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MOPP 4 |
Close hood and gloves |
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What colour does the M9 paper turn when it comes in contact with a liquid chemical agent |
Red |
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Biological warfare is the use of what biological agents |
Pathogens or toxins |
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What does JSLIST stand for |
Joint service lightweight integrated suit technology |
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What is the colour and markings of the radiological sign |
White with black marking; ATOM |
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What is the color and making of the biological sign |
Blue with red marking; BIO |
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What is the colour and marking of the chemical sign |
Yellow with red marking; GAS |
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What is the colour in marking of the chemical minefield sign |
Read with yellow strip and marking; GAS MINES |
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How many days or how many washes does the suit last |
45 days or 6 washes |
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Do we have any detection equipment for biological warfare |
No |
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What are the signs or indicators for biological warfare |
Dead bodies, animals, and vegetation |
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What is radiological warfare |
When radiation or a nuclear bomb is used as a weapon |
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What is the MCU-2/P |
Chemical gas mask |
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What equipment reads the DT-60 personnel dosimeter |
Portable equipment CP-95 |
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How is the DT-60 carried |
In your blouse pocket |
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What are radiations measured in |
Roentgens |
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Air burst nuclear explosion |
Less than 100,000 ft and fireball does not touch the earth's surface |
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Surface burst nuclear explosion |
Fireball touches earth's surface |
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Sub surface burst nuclear explosion |
Underwater, vents to the water surface |
