HAZMAT

Question 1

IND.1

Answer 1

Exposition a des mat. D/Int. gl.
MVC= rule of thumb, bino
ID placards+ MSDS+ Authority
Perimeter ( topo, weather, wind)
10:33 Avec niveau, sit.
PT. care once three criteria confirmed
10:33 with LOC/sit./contamination

Question 2

IND.2

Answer 2

(ROUTE) exposition cutanee a des sub. toxiques
Sat on RA
POWDER? BRUSH RINCE
o2 10L or assit
4L 
Antidote
Brulure oculaire N.S 0.9% + SMD + 10:10
10:30 * if transport > 15m call SMD
3 elements noted: Delai, Duree,Nature

Question 3

IND.3

Answer 3

(ROUTE) INH. de vapeurs/ sub. toxiques
VPU/SHOCK ( cyanure)*
10:10
SAT RA
O2 10L or assit * with ETCO2
4L
Anitdote
10:30 + 15m > SMD
Trois elements: D,D,N

Question 4

list 6 clues for hazmat

Answer 4

dead animals, discolored plants, whistle,

N/V, Salivation, cough, eye irritation, dyspnea,

Question 5

Who’s in charge

Answer 5

FD
Tca
Hca

Question 6

Define dangerous goods

Answer 6

sub. or product causing potential and reliable risk to health, safety and property during fabrication, storage, transport, and use to anyone or anything.

Question 7

List 3 states of dangerous goods

Answer 7

Solid 4
Liquid 3
Gas 2

Question 8

What 3 things need to be done before intervening

Answer 8

1. intox sans risque/risque controller
2. decont.
3. Authority gives go

Question 9

List s/s by routes

Answer 9

Inhalation: R,A
Ingestion: Cont. H2o/food GI symp.
Absorption: Blisters,Burns, skin irr.
Injection: Local/sys

Question 10

What does MSDS stand for

Answer 10

material safety data sheet

Question 11

Read a placard

Answer 11

Colors: blue health, y Unstable, Red Fire, W sp.
Number: class
Symbol: goes with color to ID hazard
#: ID

Question 12

List 3 things we need to know to intervene properly

Answer 12

Route, State, Time x2