Chapter 15 Flashcards

1
Q

Who should be responsible for determining the extent of cleanup required for spills that occur outdoors?

A

Regulatory Agencies

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2
Q

Situations dealing with the public. First responders should remember that when using atmospheric monitors?

A

Occupational exposure levels for CO do not apply

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3
Q

When deciding on a defensive strategy for fires involving hazmat, the presence of what must be considered? (2)

A

Nearby exposures

Impact of smoke plumes

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4
Q

Regardless of the material, the best course of action for anyone contaminated by a hazmat is?

A

To be moved away from the source.

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5
Q

Most exposures are the result of what two things?

A

Skin contact or inhilation

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6
Q

First responders may need to encourage contaminated individuals in a dangerous area to retreat to safety by providing?

A

Voice Directions

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7
Q

The Hazardous materials guide for first responders states that what is usually the most important first aid action that can be initiated?

A

Removal of hazmat from skin, eyes, or clothing.

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8
Q

Before ever attempting a rescue during a hazardous materials incident, first responders should always ensure that what is available?

A

Reliable water supply for gross decon

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9
Q

In concern to runoff, if unable to contain, what surface should you avoid?

A

Paved surfaces.

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10
Q

First responders should have some means to cover individuals. What should be used?

A

Disposable coveralls or bed linen from ambulance.

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