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4-3: Chem & Bio Defense Flashcards

1
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What are the five components of CB defense?

A

1) Detect/ID/Monitor
2) Info management (exchange info sea to shore about incident, six standard CBRN messages)
3) Physical protection (IPE, CPS)
4) Hazard management (pre-hazard precaution, hazard control, decon)
5) Medical countermeasures (triage, decon, treatment)

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2
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What does Individual Protective Equipment (IPE) consist of?

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mask, gloves, overgarment, footwear

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3
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CBRN 1*

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observer’s report

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4
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CBRN 2

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passes evaluated data from collected CBRN 1 inputs

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5
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CBRN 3*

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provides immediate warning of predicted contamination

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CBRN 4*

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passes monitoring results when either attack is not observed and first indication is from sensors or contamination measured by the survey team

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7
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CBRN 5

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passes info detailing areas of contamination

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8
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CBRN 6

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describes CBRN incident in detail (like from the White House)

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9
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designed to provide filtered air to designated zones, protecting internal spaces from external contamination

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Collective Protection System (CPS)

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10
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On non-CPS ships, close ________ ________ fittings

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Circle Williams

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11
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What is the purpose of the use of the CMWD system?

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enables ship to wet and wash down all upper deck surfaces, thereby reducing residual contamination; less effective when activated AFTER a chemical agent has been deposited

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12
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What are the different methods of hazard management?

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pre-hazard precaution, hazard control, decontamination

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13
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What are the three main components in the treatment process for a CBRN casualty?

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Triage, Decontamination, Treatment

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14
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What is the Chemical, Biological, and Radiological Defense (CBR-D) Bill?

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provides guidance on executing defensive measures prior to and during an attack and DCA is in charge of maintaining it

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15
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What kinds of enclosures does the CBR-D Bill include?

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CMWD activation, location of Circle Williams fittings, Decontamination priority list, MOPP levels, procedures for issuing IPE, purge ship procedures, biological attack pre-planned response procedures

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16
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Where are the training requirements outlined?

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Surface Force Training Manual

17
Q

Who promulgates MOPP levels, and what are they based on?

A

CO or higher authority, based on threat, temperature, work rate, hydration requirements, and mission

18
Q

MOPP-0

A

-when enemy has CB employment capability, but not indication of use in the immediate future
-DCA ensures IPE is onboard and inventoried
-Size and assign IPE

19
Q

MOPP-1

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-used in area of SUSPECTED CB threat
-medical issues Skin Decon Kits (SDKs)
-issue IPE to all personnel
-inspect operational equipment (M8/M9, RADIACs)
-CO sets readiness condition III and Yoke

20
Q

MOPP-2

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-used in area of POSSIBLE CB threat
-mask in carrier attached to each member
-decon supplies pre-positioned
-CO sets modified Zebra
-activate and monitor CB detection/sampling equipment
-M8 is posted

21
Q

MOPP-3

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-used when CB attack is PROBABLE
-CO sets GQ
-CO sets full Zebra
-non-essential personnel move inside skin of ship
-suit and boots are donned
-canteens filled with water
-decon stations are activated
CMWD activated intermittently

22
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MOPP-4

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-used when CB attack is IMMINENT
-don mask and gloves
-CO sets GQ
-CO can set Circle Williams as required
-CMWD activated continuously

23
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Who conducts a survey of the entire ship after an attack?

A

Monitoring team

24
Q

When should M61 filter canisters be replaced?

A

when center of patch turns blue/black, after one blood agent attack

25
Q

M61 cannisters are serviceable for __ hours after exposure to chemical agents other than a blood agent

A

24

26
Q

What patterns are the JSLIST available in?

A

desert, woodland, digital camo

27
Q

How many times can JSLIST be laundered?

A

6 during the 45 day wear period

28
Q

Shelf life of JLIST

A

5 years

29
Q

After removing JLIST from original packaging, the suit is good for ___ consecutive uncontaminated days

A

120

30
Q

JLIST has a __ wear day limit; place suit into resealable bag after each use to maintain wear days

A

45

31
Q

What is included in the CRB-D IPE kit bag?

A

JLIST coat, trousers, web belt, canteen, M61 filter canisters, gloves, boots, inner gloves

32
Q

In what order is uncontaminated IPE doffed?

A

gloves, mask, boots, belt, coat, trousers

33
Q

What IPE is donned when MOPP-3 is set?

A

suit and boots

34
Q

What IPE is donned when MOPP-4 is set?

A

gloves and mask

DCASE (25 decks)

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