Chapter 12 Questions Flashcards

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What are the best processes for removing water-soluble chemcials?
A. Washing or diluting 
B. Solidification or sterilization 
C. Neutralization or evaopration 
D. Isolation and disposal
A

A. Washing or diluting

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Which of the following is a chemcial decontamination method?
A. Evaporation 
B. Sanitization 
C. Absorption 
D. Washing
A

B. Sanitization

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3
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The decontamination corridor should be configured to bridge the space between the:
A. Warm and cool zone 
B. Hot and warm zone 
C. Warm and cold zone 
D. Cool and cold zone
A

B. Hot and warm zone

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What is the final step in the decontamination process?
A. Drying 
B. Isolation 
C. Disposal
D. Washing
A

C. Disposal

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What type of decontamination uses chemcial or physical methods to thoroughly remove or neutralize contaminants primarily from entry team personnel’s PPE and equipment?
A. Gross decontamination 
B. Technical decontamination 
C. Emergneyc decontamination 
D. Mass decontamination
A

B. Technical decontamination

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The chemical method of decontamination that allows for a liquid to adhere to a solid material is known as:
A. Evaporation 
B. Dilution 
C. Adsorption 
D. Absorption
A

C. Adsorption

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What decontamination method is usually as appropriate choice on products that may be water soluble or miscible?
A. Evaporation 
B. Absorption 
C. Adsorption 
D. Dilution
A

D. Dilution

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What is likely to be a potential issue sfor decontamination during a terrorist event?
A. The lack of standard equipment
B. The lack of support fromo official entities
C. The sheer number of victims
D. Military with different SOPs

A

C. The sheer number of victims

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9
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Decontamination processes must be available and ready for implementation before respoders enter the:
A. Incident scene
B. Warm zone 
C. Cold zone
D. Hot zone
A

D. Hot zone

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10
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Technicians should perform post-decon checks:
A. After the individual has been medically examined
B. After the individual is redressed
C. As the individual exits the decon corridor
D. As the individual exits the warm zone

A

C. As the individual exits the decon corridor

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The process of rapidly reducing or removing contaminants from mulitple persons in potentially life-threatening situations is known as:
A. Ambulatory decontamination 
B. Technical decontamination 
C. Formal decontamination 
D. Mass decontamination
A

D. Mass decontamination

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The decontamination site needs to be \_\_\_\_ of the hot zone to help prevent the spread of airborne contaminants into clean areas
A. Upwind
B. Uphill
C. Downhill
D. Downwind
A

A. Upwind

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Any personnel who have been working in the hot zone and those who have been decontaminated should be:
A. Isolated for a set amount of time
B. Evaluated for heat stress and potential exposure
C. Escorted away from the scene
D. Given a complete medical physical immediately

A

B. Evaluated for heat stress and potential exposure

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