Heat Stress Survey Flashcards

1
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***Define Heat Stress

A

combination of thermal radiation, air temp and flow, humidity, and work load.

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2
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what are the environmental factors causing heat stress

A

Thermal Radiation

Ventilation

Humidity

Air/sea water temp

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3
Q

***Define acclimatization

A

the act of becoming accustom to temp or new environment

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4
Q

Acclimatization happens how

A

gradually within 3+ weeks

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5
Q

How does past exposure heat injuries affect an individual

A

decreases the ability to handle heat stress conditions

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6
Q

what are the med history factors that affect heat personal stress

A

past exposure

heath conditions
G6PD
Sickle cell

medications

drugs / alcohol

exercise and fluid intake

lack of sleep

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7
Q

excessive heat stress can cause

A

heat injury or death

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8
Q

what are the areas aboard ships where heat stress injuries are most common

A

flight deck

incinerator room

Laundries

Machinery spaces

Sculleries

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9
Q

what are the contributor to heat stress condition

A

***arduous operations

***ventilation deficiencies

Steam and water leaks

Boiler air casing leaks

missing/deteriorated thermal insulation

weather conditions

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10
Q

a physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) chart is as set of how many curves

A

6

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11
Q

the physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve and work rate are est. by who

A

industrial hygienist / NAVSEA

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12
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what are the categories of physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curves

A

Routine operations

Non- routine operations

Evacuation control center exercise

heavy work load

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13
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physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve, routine operations is considered as

A

light work

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14
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what is done when physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve, non routine operations is assigned

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use next higher PHEL when determining stay time

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15
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physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve, non routine is assigned when

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increase in normal watch rate and minor equipment casualty

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16
Q

physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve, ECC is assigned when

A

conducting evacuation control center drills

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17
Q

what physiological heat exposure limit (PHEL) curve, is assigned when conducting a heavy work load

18
Q

Define stay time

A

maximum allowable time personnel may work in heat stress condition at a given time

19
Q

Define recovery time

A

minimum of twice the stay time as determined by the PHEL chart or 4 hours whichever is shorter

20
Q

who must provide heat stress training for newly reporting personnel during indoc

A

Medical Department representative

21
Q

what film must the Medical Department representative play

A

play it cool: heat stress prevention afloat

22
Q

what are the 5 topics that the Medical Department representative must include in training

A

causes of heat stress

Hazards

Sx of exposure

heat stress first aid

heat stress monitoring

23
Q

Heat stress monitors must receive training within how many many weeks

24
Q

what training must a heat stress surveyors complete

A

Heat stress surveyor watch station 318

NAVEDTRA 43704

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what are the requirements for reporting heat stress injuries
Report using A&I report report o naval safety center using WESS heat related injuries report to naval disease reporting system
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if WESS is not available how is injury reported
using a medical event format
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all heat stress monitoring will be reviewed by who and for what
inaccuracies and QA checks
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who will make notation of any existing problems and corrective actions implemented IRT Heat stress
Supervisor engineering officer of the watch
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what must be done Prior to Engineering Casualty or Damage Control Training Team (ECCTT/DCTT) drills,
the Drill Supervisor must be informed of the current STAY TIMES.
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who are heat surveys routed to
XO/CO for comments and actions
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what time are Routine reports where no administrative controls are required submitted
2000
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how long must the SMDR maintain heat stress survey reports
1 year
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what are required monitoring conditions for PHEL I though III
4 hrs or less of watch and DB is equal or greater than 100 or 4hrs or more of watch DB equal or greater than 90
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what are required monitoring conditions for PHEL IV through VI
DB is equal or greater than 85
35
when a drill exceeds how many hours will heat stress monitoring required
3 hrs
36
what is the WBGT name
RSS-220
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what are acceptable ranges for RSS-220
100 +/- 0.2 degrees
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how long must you wait to use the RSS-220
5 min for the initial reading and 3 min temp reading after
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how is the RSS-220 held
approx. 1 foot away from body
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what is the heat stress monitor name
QUESTemp 48N
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what are the wait time for using the Questemp 84N
10 min after turning on 5 min for each reading between
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how is the QUESTemp 48N held
18" away from body