1-12 Flashcards
four methods pf controlling bleeding? (DEPT)
- direct pressure
- elevation
- pressure point
- tourniquet
symptom first degree burn?
redness, mild pain
symptom second degree burn?
blister, severe pain
symptom third degree burn?
destroyed tissue, no pain due to nerve damage
closed/ simple fractures?
broken bone. no skin break
5 types of shock? shnac
septic, hypovolemic, anaphylactic, cardiogenic, nuerogenic,
class a damage?
2mill or more. fatality or permanent disability
class b damage?
500k to 2 mill. permanent partial disability
class c damage?
50k to 500k 5 loss work days
4 types of chemical agents? NBBC
nerve, blister, blood, choking
Example of Nerve
vx
Example of blister
lewisite
Example of blood
arsine
Example of choking
phosgene
m9 chemical agent detector paper
detects liquid chemicals
atropine/2-pam-chloride auto injector
self aid against nerve agent
examples of toxins
organisms that cause physiological effects
ipe for chemical/ biological environment? 4
MASK,GARMENT, GLOVES, BOOTS
- MCU-P2 MASK WITH C-2 FILTER
- (ACPG) ADVANCED CHEMICAL PROTECTIVE GARMENT
3 GLOVES AND LINER
4 OVERBOOT AND LACES
what does defcon stand for?
Defense readiness condition
What defcon is further increase but least than max?
defcon 2
what defcon is increased in intel but considered normal?
defcon 4
what defcon increase in force readiness
defcon 3
What defcon is max force readiness?
defcon 1
mmp i lvl?
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