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HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM Flashcards

1
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what are the CO responsibilities IRT the HCP

A

Establish an effective Hearing Conservation Program (HCP) within the command.

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what records should the safety officer maintain

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Noise hazardous areas

Noise hazardous equipment

Baseline and subsequent (IH Survey)

Ensure the program is evaluated at least annually

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the safety officer serves as a liaison to who and why

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Industrial Hygiene (IH) Department

Occupational Audiologist and conduct noise measurement and exposure analysis.

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what are the responsibilities of the industrial hygiene officer

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Maintain and ensure proper calibration of sound level meter.

Annually, certify audiometric testing booths installed aboard the ships.

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what are the responsibilities of the division officer

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Ensures proper noise hazard labeling of spaces and equipment.

Ensures proper personnel training.

Sends designated personnel for audiograms.

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what are the responsibilities of the medical department representative

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Conducts training for all hands during INDOC (initial) and annually thereafter on
the HCP

Performs fit testing.

Maintains current roster of personnel on HCP.

Schedules personnel for audiometric testing.

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7
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what training topics covered by the Medical Department Representative during indoc and annually are

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**Effects of hazardous noise.

**Proper use and maintenance of HPDs.

**The necessity for hearing testing.

Designated noise hazardous areas and equipment

Mandatory requirement to wear assigned hearing protection.

Off-duty hearing health hazard.

The effects of hearing loss on career longevity.

Communication in high-noise environments.

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8
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who does the Medical Department Representative consult to determine the type of hearing protection devices to be used

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Command IH survey

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who does the Medical Department Representative report all permanent threshold shifts toward deteriorated hearing.

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Safety officer

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the Medical Department Representative report what information to the safety officer of those identified with permanent threshold shifts toward deteriorated hearing

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name

rate/rank

work center

tome onboard

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what are the responsibilities of the crew IRT HCP

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Comply with noise hazard labels and wear hearing protection as required.

Undergo annual and any required follow-up audiometric testing if enrolled in the
HCP.

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12
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what are the program requirements of the HCP

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Noise Measurement and Exposure Assessment

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when are Noise Measurement and Exposure Assessment taken

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part of the IH survey.

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14
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what is the Hazardous Noise warning decal, 8” X 10” number

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NAVMD 6260/2

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15
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where will Noise warning decal be placed

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posted to the outside doors/hatches leading into a hazardous noise
area.

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what is the Hazardous Noise warning decal, 2” X 2” number

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NAVMD 6260/2A

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17
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before implementing other methods of hearing loss prevention what must be done

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Reduction of noise at the source must be explored first

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18
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when equipment that produce potentially hazardous noise should be what

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modified to reduce noise levels wherever it is technologically and operationally feasible

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when will modifications for noise abatement take place

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during ship or equipment design, construction and testing.

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Personnel working in or entering designated hazardous noise areas or utilizing noise hazardous tools or equipment shall shall have hearing protection devices at all times, and wear them without consideration of what

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duration of exposure.

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21
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Areas or equipment where the noise level are equal to 84 dBA or lower require what type of hearing protection

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none

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22
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Areas or equipment where the noise level are equal to 85 - 95 dBA require what type of hearing protection

A

single

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23
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Areas or equipment where the noise level are equal to 96 dBA or 165 dBP or greater require what type of hearing protection

A

double hearing

protection.

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24
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what personnel exposed to gunfire in a training situation or noise of a large caliber gun or missile firing, under any circumstance shall wear hearing protection.

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All

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25
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what are the 3 hearing testing and medical surveillance

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Reference Hearing Test

Monitoring hearing test

Termination hearing test

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26
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exposure to what noise level requires enrolment to HCP

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96 dBA or greater

27
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Record of noise measurements shall be kept by the measuring activity for how many years

A

50 years

28
Q

what should be assigned to all potentially hazardous noise areas and operations

A

Risk Assessment Code (RAC)

29
Q

All personnel entering into the naval service shall receive what type of audiogram

A

baseline

30
Q

Hearing test done where shall not be used as a reference hearing test.

A

MEPS

31
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what is a STS

A

Significant Threshold Shift

32
Q

A change in hearing threshold relative to the current reference audiogram of an average of 10 dB or more in what Hz is considered a STS

A

2000, 3000, and 4000 Hz,

33
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The STS may be what

A

positive

or

negative

34
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a Positive STS means what

A

poorer hearing than the reference audiogram

35
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a Negative STS means what

A

better hearing than reference audiogram

36
Q

if there is a negative STS when should they retest

A

Retest the same day

37
Q

negative STS same day retest show no STS what should assumed

A

that the monitoring audiogram was in error

38
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negative STS same day retest still showed a negative STS what should be assumed monitoring audiogram was in error

A

Assume that the reference audiogram is

in error and Establish the retest as the new reference audiogram.

39
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if there is a positive STS when should they retest

A

Retest after a 14 hour noise free environment to determine if the decrease of hearing is permanent

40
Q

14 hour noise free environment may not be accomplished by what

A

use of hearing protection)

41
Q

who should be notified of a STS

A

supervisor

42
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If a positive STS retest does not indicate STS what should be done

A

Return to annual monitoring.

43
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if a positive STS first retest shows a STS at 3000Hz and below what should be done

A

Screen for any medical issues through otoscopy and tympanometry.

44
Q

otoscopy and tympanometry finding should be recorded where

A

SF 600

45
Q

can second retest be administered on the same day as the first retest.

A

yes

46
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if a second retest does not indicate a STS what should be done

A

Return to annual monitoring

47
Q

if a second retest does indicate a STS what should be done

A

evaluate hearing protection

forwarded results to audiologist or qualified physician for review and
disposition.

48
Q

if the results of a second positive STS are conclusive the results are used for what

A

create a re-established

reference audiogram

49
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Supervisors should be notified in writing within how many days of a positive STS

A

21 days

50
Q

Permanent Threshold Shift (PTS) toward poorer hearing. should ne reported to who

A

OSH office

51
Q

Permanent Threshold Shift (PTS) toward poorer hearing. should ne reported to the OSH on what form

A

OPNAV 5102/7 Log of Navy Injuries

and Occupational Illnesses).

52
Q

member is notified within how many days Permanent Threshold Shift (PTS) toward poorer hearing

A

21 days

53
Q

workers signatures on what will suffice as appropriate notice

A

DD 2216

54
Q

The physical exclusion period from noise is referred to as

A

auditory rest

55
Q

how many hour auditory rest is usually sufficient to allow a temporary STS return to pre exposure level

A

14

56
Q

what is the primary mean of noise abetment

A

engineering controls by means of engineering design

57
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what is the second means of noise abatement

A

administrative control by limiting time of exposure and enforcing safe stay time

58
Q

what are the other two abatement strategies in addition to engineering and administrative

A

Substitution of less noisy operations

Personal Hearing Protection Devices

59
Q

wat are the types of hearing protection devices

A

Ear plugs

Disposable

Single flange

Double flange

Triple flange

Straightaway muffs

Circumaural Muff

60
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when should personnel included in the hearing conservation program receive training

A

PRIOR to working in noise hazardous areas

Training shall also be conducted on an annual basis

61
Q

Non-disposable hearing protectors require what

A

sizing and fitting conducted by trained medical personnel

62
Q

Non-disposable hearing protectors require sizing and fitting will use Well-lighted visual inspection of the ear canal is necessary to determine

A

any condition is present that would make use of ear plug inadvisable

63
Q

Each ear canal will be sized hw

A

separately

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