Practice Test 03 Flashcards
The firing cycle steps of a standard weapon are as follows:
Feeding, chambering, locking, firing, unlocking, extracting,
ejecting, cocking.
The ___________ was established to provide relieving battalions
with a status/condition evaluation of CESE.
BEEP
What is the responsibility of the Commanding Officer with regard
to the safety program?
Ultimately responsible for all safety matters within the command.
What is the responsibility of the Executive Officer with regard to safety?
Chairman of the Safety Policy Counsel.
What is the responsibility of the Safety Officer?
To serve as an advisor to the CO on safety issues.
What is the responsibility of all hands with regard to safety?
What is the responsibility of all hands with regard to safety?
What is the purpose of a Mishap Investigation?
To establish the cause of the mishap and prevent reoccurrence.
When is a mishap investigated?
Any time a mishap occurs, on or off duty.
Who is responsible for conducting a mishap investigation?
The Safety Officer.
What is a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) used for?
Containing safety information on the product or chemical.
When are personnel required to enter into a hearing conservation program?
When their workspace exposes them to noise levels greater than 84
decibels.
State when single hearing protective devices are required.
When noise levels are between 84 and 104 dB.
When are ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI) required?
When using all electrical power tools and cords.
What types of respirators are available, today?
Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus.
Particulate respirator.
Air supplied.
All of the above.
What are the minimum requirements for respirator use?
Know how to identify respiratory hazards.
Know how to properly care for the respirator.
Have a proper fit test and donning procedure training.
All of the above.
What is the main purpose of the Navy Recreation, Athletics, and Home Safety Program?
To protect personnel from accidental death or injury,
which occur in the home and during recreational activities.
When are steel toed boots required to be worn?
In all shops.
On all project sites.
Both A & B.
When are steel toed boots required to be worn?
In all shops.
On all project sites.
Both A & B.
What is the importance of the Command Asbestos Policy?
To eliminate asbestos exposure.
To make personnel aware of asbestos hazards.
To prevent personnel from working in any area that appears to have
asbestos.
All of the above.
What is the Navy’s policy on the use of portable headphones or other listening devices while on base?
May not be used while operating a vehicle.
May not be used when jogging or walking. Both A & B.
Why are rubber aprons required to complete some tasks safely?
To provide protection to the torso when handling chemicals.
What is the definition of first aid?
Emergency care given to a sick or injured person.
What is the purpose of first aid?
To save lives.
To provide resistance to infection.
To prevent further injury.
All of the above.
What is the ratio of chest compressions to breaths for 2 person CPR?
5 to 1
If an artery is cut, how will blood exit the wound?
Spurting
If a victim shows signs of shock and the injuries permit, which of the following actions should you take?
Elevate the feet 6 to 12 inches.
Atropine is a substance used for:
Reversal of the effects of nerve agents.
what method is the easiest for one person to lift and carry a casualty?
Fireman’s carry.
Shock is defined by which of the following conditions?
Blood circulation is seriously disturbed
A victim in shock often feels ___________, his skin is _______________, and feels cold and ____________?
Weak, Pale, Moist.
Two major problems of injuries, which include broken skin, are _________ and ___________?
Infection and serious blood loss.
What is a pressure point?
A place where the artery is close to the skin surface and over a
bone.
How many pressures points, which may be used to control bleeding,
are on each side of the body?
11
What heat exposure injury results from a loss of excessive amounts of salt and water?
heat exhaustion
What type of weather causes the most severe cold injuries?
cold, wet and windy
What type of rifle is the M16A2E3?
Magazine fed, gas operated, semi-automatic or automatic weapon.
What are the maximum effective ranges of the M16A3E3 for a point and area target?
550 meters and 800 meters.
What is the capacity of a M16A2E3 magazine?
30 rounds
A misfire in a weapon is when a weapon malfunctions and continues to fire.
False
Which sites are adjustable on the M16A2E3 rifle?
front and rear sites
What size ammunition does the M16A2E3 use?
5.56mm
What type of weapon is the M9-pistol?
Semi-automatic, recoil operated, magazine fed hand weapon.
What is the maximum capacity of the M9-pistol magazine?
15 rounds
What is the maximum effective range of the M9-pistol?
50m
A runaway in a weapon is:
When a weapon malfunctions and continues to fire.
How often should you clean any weapon?
after each use plus monthly
What are the shooting positions when qualifying with the M16A2E3 rifle?
standing sitting and prone
Which grenade launcher attaches to the M16A2E3 rifle?
40mm grenade launcher
What is the maximum effective range of the M60 machine gun?
1100m
How many personnel make up a M60 gun team?
3
When should the headspace on the M2HB.50 cal be checked?
before firing
How many different types of grenades are there in use in the NCF?
6
The M67 is what type of grenade?
fragmentation
The safety pin on the MK1 Illumination grenade can be replaced after being pulled.
False
The M57 firing device is used with:
M18A1
What do all grenade bodies have in common?
The are hollow and hold a filler.
The maximum effective range of the M2HB.50 cal machine gun is:
1830m
How many safeties, other than the gunner, does the M2 machine gun have?
none
What are the methods of firing the M224 60mm mortar?
conventional + handheld a+b
What type of ammunition has a red or orange tip?
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