Hazmat

Question 0

DOT Hazard Class 2

Answer 0

-Gases

Question 1

DOT Hazard Class 1

Answer 1

-Explosives

Question 2

DOT Hazard Class 3

Answer 2

-Flammable Liquids

Question 3

DOT Hazard Class 4

Answer 3

-Flammable Solids

Question 4

DOT Hazard Class 5

Answer 4

-Oxides

Question 5

DOT Hazard Class 6

Answer 5

-Toxins/Poison

Question 6

DOT Hazard Class 7

Answer 6

-Radioactive

Question 7

DOT Hazard Class 8

Answer 7

-Corrosives

Question 8

DOT Hazard Class 9

Answer 8

-Misc.

Question 9

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) function?

Answer 9

-U.S. Federal Agency responsible for conducting research and making recommendations for the prevention of work related injury and illness.

Question 10

National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) function?

Answer 10

-Creates and maintains private, copyrighted, standards and codes for usage and adoption by local governments.

Question 11

Occupational Safety and Health (OSHA) function?

Answer 11

-Assure safe and healthful working conditions for working men and women by setting and enforcing standards and by providing training, outreach, education and assistance.

Question 12

Department of Transportation (DOT) function?

Answer 12

-Which oversees interstate travel and is a federal agency.

Question 13

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) function?

Answer 13

-Is an agency of the U.S. federal government which was created for the purpose of protecting human health and the environment by writing and enforcing regulations based on laws passed by Congress.

Question 14

Radioactive I

Answer 14

-0.5 mrem/hr @ package

Question 14

Radioactive I

Answer 14

-0.5 mrem/hr @ package

Question 15

Radioactive II

Answer 15

• 50 mrem/hr @ package

- 1 mrem/hr @ 3ft

Question 15

Radioactive II

Answer 15

• 50 mrem/hr @ package

- 1 mrem/hr @ 3ft

Question 16

Radioactive III

Answer 16

• 200 mrem/hr @ package

- 10 mrem/hr @ 3ft

Question 16

Radioactive III

Answer 16

• 200 mrem/hr @ package

- 10 mrem/hr @ 3ft

Question 17

What is Radiation?

Answer 17

-Radiation is the process of emitting electromagnetic energy. It can be ionizing or non-ionizing.

Question 17

What is Radiation?

Answer 17

-Radiation is the process of emitting electromagnetic energy. It can be ionizing or non-ionizing.

Question 18

Ionizing Radiation is?

Answer 18

-Releasing charged particles
-Includes: •X-rays
•Radiation emitted by radioactive materials
•The type of energy typically called “radiation”

Question 18

Ionizing Radiation is?

Answer 18

-Releasing charged particles
-Includes: •X-rays
•Radiation emitted by radioactive materials
•The type of energy typically called “radiation”

Question 19

Non-Ionizing Radiation is?

Answer 19

-Does not release charged particles -Includes: •Ultraviolet/visible light •Infrared light •Microwaves •Radio frequencies •Very low frequency radiation

Question 19

Non-Ionizing Radiation is?

Answer 19

-Does not release charged particles -Includes: •Ultraviolet/visible light •Infrared light •Microwaves •Radio frequencies •Very low frequency radiation

Question 20

ALPHA Radiation

Answer 20

- Slow speed - Travels short distances(1-2 inches can be stopped by paper or skin) - No skin penetration - Internal Hazards - Large, positively charged particle w/2 protons and 2 neutrons

Question 20

ALPHA Radiation

Answer 20

- Slow speed - Travels short distances(1-2 inches can be stopped by paper or skin) - No skin penetration - Internal Hazards - Large, positively charged particle w/2 protons and 2 neutrons

Question 21

BETA Radiation

Answer 21

- Faster speed - Travels longer distances (10ft in air) - Shallow skin penetration (minimal shielding, plastic, aluminum, turnouts) - External and Internal Hazard (skin/eye hazard) - Small, negatively charged particle

Question 21

BETA Radiation

Answer 21

- Faster speed - Travels longer distances (10ft in air) - Shallow skin penetration (minimal shielding, plastic, aluminum, turnouts) - External and Internal Hazard (skin/eye hazard) - Small, negatively charged particle

Question 22

GAMMA, X-RAYS

Answer 22

- Electromagnetic wave - Travels several hundred feet - Deep penetrating, whole body hazard - Dense shielding (concrete, steel)

Question 22

GAMMA, X-RAYS

Answer 22

- Electromagnetic wave - Travels several hundred feet - Deep penetrating, whole body hazard - Dense shielding (concrete, steel)

Question 23

Rad?

Answer 23

- Radiation Absorbed Dose | - Unit used to measure the amount of radiation absorbed by an object or person

Question 23

Rad?

Answer 23

- Radiation Absorbed Dose | - Unit used to measure the amount of radiation absorbed by an object or person

Question 24

Rem?

Answer 24

-Radiation Equivalent Man, measures dose and biological effects

Question 24

Rem?

Answer 24

-Radiation Equivalent Man, measures dose and biological effects

Question 25

Neutron

Answer 25

- A neutrally charged particle - Can travel several hundred feet - Deep penetrating, whole body hazard - High hydrogen content shielding (plastic/water)

Question 25

Neutron

Answer 25

- A neutrally charged particle - Can travel several hundred feet - Deep penetrating, whole body hazard - High hydrogen content shielding (plastic/water)

Question 26

Milli(m)

Answer 26

-1/1,000 (1 thousandth) of a unit

Question 26

Milli(m)

Answer 26

-1/1,000 (1 thousandth) of a unit

Question 27

Micro(u)

Answer 27

-1/1,000,000 (1 millionth) of a unit

Question 27

Micro(u)

Answer 27

-1/1,000,000 (1 millionth) of a unit

Question 42

3 States of Matter

Answer 42

-Solid, liquid, gas

Question 43

Definition of Mass

Answer 43

-A measure of how much matter is in an object.