Block V - Chemical, Biological And Radiological Warfare Flashcards

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What is a nerve agent

A

Liquid agents that disturb nerve impulses while damaging the bodies function
Examples : sarin, tabun , soman and vx

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What are blister agents

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Liquid or solid agents that cause inflammation, blisters and distraction of tissues resulting in blindness and it death
Examples : mustard , lewisite, phosgene oxime, and levinstien mustard

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What are blood agents

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Agents that attack the enzymes carrying oxygen to the blood. Causing rapid breathing or choking
Examples: hydrogen cyanide, cyanogen chloride, and arsine.

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4
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What are chocking agents

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Gaseous or liquid agents with initial symptoms include tears dry throat nausea, vomiting, and headaches. Lungs can fill with liquid.
Examples : phosgene and diphosgene

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What detects the presence of liquid chemical agents by turning a reddish color.

A

M9 chemical agent detector tape

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6
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Can m9 chemical agent detector paper detect chemical agent vapors

A

No

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What is atropine or 2-PAM-chloride auto injector

A

Intramuscular injections used for specific therapy for nerve agent casualties. Used for first aid or self aid.

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What is biological warfare

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The use of agents to cause disease , sickness, or death

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9
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What are the types of biological warfare

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Pathogens and toxins

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What are pathogens

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Bacteria , viruses, fungi, Protozoa , prions, rickettsia

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What are toxins

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Animal venoms, neurotoxins, dermatoxins, enterotoxens

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12
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What is IPE

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Individual protection equipment

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What is the IPE for chemical/biological agent environments

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Protective mask, advanced chemical protective garment, chemical protective gloves and liners, chemical protective over boots and laces, skin decontamination kit

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14
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What are the types of nuclear explosion

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High altitude air burst
Air burst 
Surface burst
Shallow underwater burst
Deep underwater burst
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15
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What are the two types of shipboard shielding

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Ready shelter- inside the weather envelope; minimum shelter

Deep shelter- low in the shop near the centerline; maximum shelter

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16
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What does MOPP stand for

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Mission oriented protective posture

17
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How many MOPP levels are there

A

5 levels 0-4

18
Q

What is MOPP level 0

A

Issued IPE accessible within five minutes

19
Q

What is MOPP level 1

A

Afloat : jslist , mask, gloves readily available

Ashore: don protective equipment, m9 tape

20
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What is MOPP level 2

A

Afloat : mask carried , Devon supplies stage

Ashore: addition to level 1 is don protective over boots

21
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What is MOPP level 3

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Afloat : General quarters , install filters, don over boots

Ashore: fill canteens, activate Devon stations

22
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What is MOPP level 4

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Afloat: don mask/hood , gloves , circle William , countermeasure wash down

Ashore: gloves with liners , untie now in retention cord, loop between legs and secure to web belt

23
Q

What are the four types of chemical warfare

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Nerve agents, blister agents, blood agents , choking agents