Basic Decon

Question 1

Stage 1

Answer 1

Removal of equipment and wet weather gear and decontamination of masks, boots and gloves.
Gross decon is performed outside the CCA or CPS decon station

Question 2

Stage 2

Answer 2

Removal of JSLIST overgarment. This is usually conducted at the CCA

Question 3

Stage 3

Answer 3

Removal of inner cloting

Question 4

Stage 4

Answer 4

Showering in CPS decon station located within the CPS zone; removal of chemical protective masks

Question 5

Stage 5

Answer 5

Medical review

Question 6

CTA

Answer 6

Contaminated Triage Area

Question 7

Calcium hypochlorite (HTH)

Answer 7

Corrosive and shall not be used on aircraft
9% used in decon

Question 8

How many levels of Shipboard Decontamination?

Answer 8

4

Question 9

Personnel and Patient Decon
Immediate

Answer 9

Performed by the Sailor who suspects a chemical agent is in their skin or eyes

Question 10

Limited Operational Decon
Operational

Answer 10

Performed on mission critical areas of the ship
Purpose is the prevent contamination spread

Question 11

Operationally Complete Decon
Thorough

Answer 11

Reduces contamination to a point where detection is no longer possible
Commanders can relax wearing of the IPE based on a risk assessment

Question 12

Chemically Complete Decon
Clearance

Answer 12

Removes all contamination from the ship
Can only be conducted in a shipyard or industrial facility

Question 13

Size specs of a CCA

Answer 13

6’x8’ adjacent to or as near as possible to the outer skin at the weather entrance

Question 14

Percent effectiveness of a CMWD

Answer 14

95%

Question 15

Biological Contamination Markings

Answer 15

Blue background, Red letters
BIO

Question 16

Chemical Contamination Markings

Answer 16

Yellow Background, Red letters
GAS

Question 17

Radiological Contamination Markings

Answer 17

White background, Black letters
ATOM

Question 18

Unexploded Munition

Answer 18

Red background