204.07 Clandestine Drug Labs

Question 0

Personnel that encounter a suspected laboratory should withdraw to a safe location as soon as possible, using discretion on actions and radio conversation and notify whom?

Answer 0

BC

PD

Special operations duty person

Question 1

What are some of the common indicators of a potential drug lab?

Answer 1

Unusual orders

Glassware associated with laboratories

Heating elements, hot plates, heating mantels

Vacuum pumps, plastic or rubber tubing

Chemical containers of various sizes

Question 2

Fire in a lab can spread faster and burn with more intensity than what might normally be expected. The color of flames may appear to be unusually bright or _______, or the flames may be of several different colors. An unusual color of smoke or odor may also be present.

Answer 2

Dark orange

Question 3

What is an acceptable action plan when fighting aknown drug lab fire?

Answer 3

Protect exposures and allow fire to burn

Question 4

Personnel showing any signs or symptoms of a chemical exposure during or after an incident involving a lab or suspected lab should be treated and transported to _______, providing that the exposure is not a critical life-threatening emergency.

Answer 4

Poison Control

Question 5

All potentially expose personnel should complete a hazmat exposure report form (91–38D). What personnel should be notified of the incident?

Answer 5

Health and fitness deputy

Exposure control officer

Safety officer

Question 6

Clandestine drug labs use pressure cookers in the cooking stage of making meth. Without ventilation, this operation can easily generate toxic levels of what gas?

Answer 6

Phosphine gas

Question 7

Who would schedule a hazardous incident response team to help during the seizure of a clandestine drug lab?

Answer 7

Car 94