Hazmat Ops Bulletins Flashcards

1
Q

The two initial stages of a radiological event is defined as..

A

-Rescue Live victims
-If no victims, establish control line, isolate, evacuate the area

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2
Q

If there is an explosive event, always remember what?

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Always assume chemical, radiological or biological materials are present until it has been ruled out.

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3
Q

What does NCR stand for?

A

National Capitol Region

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4
Q

What is NCR’s standard unit to measure radiological exposure?

A

Roentgen (R)

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5
Q

Radiation exposure rates will be measured in what?

A

uR= micro Rem
mR= milli Rem
R= Rem

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6
Q

How many micro Rem equals (1) milli Rem?

A

1000

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7
Q

How many milli Rem equals (1) Rem?

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1000

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8
Q

How many Micro Rem equals (1) Rem?

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1,000,000

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9
Q

What is the ranges of natural background in the DC area?

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5-20 uR/hr or 0.005- 0.2 mR/hr

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10
Q

What does ALARA stands for?

A

As Low As Reasonably Achievable

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11
Q

What is the basic principles of ALARA?

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To maximize TDS (time, distance and shielding)

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12
Q

What does NCRP stands for?

A

National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurement

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13
Q

What are the Dose Limits to the Emergency guidelines when activities are being performed?

A

(5 R) All Activities
(10 R) Protecting major property
(25 R) Lifesaving or protecting large populations
(Above 25 R) Lifesaving or protecting large populations at your own risk

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14
Q

Who should be contacted at a minimum on a suspected Radiological release?

A

-Law enforcement -NRC
-FBI -EPA
-EMA/EOC
-RAP

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15
Q

If there is an explosion or event with multiple people down, how should you approach the incident?

A

Uphill, Upwind
Begin approach from 300 ft or at the edge of debris field while utilizing RAD meters

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16
Q

If FD personnel are not equipped with RAD dosimeters, how long can the conduct life saving operations?

A

15 minutes

17
Q

What does the Triage colors signify during a RAD event?

A

Black- do not move
Red- Treat and transport
Yellow- Decon , treat and transport
Green- Decon

18
Q

If no victims are present, what steps are to be taken?

A

-establish a control line (taped or roped off) at 2 times the background or 50 uR/hr
-Isolate area
-Evacuate area
-deny entry
-Establish staging area for incoming resources
Establish extended action plan

19
Q

what does RDD stands for?

A

Radiological Dispersal Device

20
Q

What is the Max zone limits for RDD with life safety

A

Cold zone - 2mR
Warm zone - 2mR- 10 R
Hot zone - over 10 R
Absolute. Turn Back - 200 R

21
Q

What should happen on an RDD event once life safety is no longer a concern?

A

establishment of new zones should become a priority

22
Q

When wearing a an external dosimeter, how often should you read and report the readings?

A

every 15 minutes

23
Q

What are the 4 packaging types?

A
  • Excepted
    -Industrial
    -Type A
    -Type B
24
Q

What type of packages are carried with excepted?

A

Low level radiation such as smoke detectors

25
Q

How many Industrial Packages are there?

A

3