Respiratory Protection Flashcards

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What are the responsibilities of the Commanding Officer for the Respiratory Program?

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Appoint a respiratory protection manager in writing

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What are the responsibilities of the Respiratory Protection Program Manager for the Respiratory Program?

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Shall complete required training within 3 months of assuming the position

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What are the responsibilities of the Medical Department Representative for the Respiratory Program?

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  1. Conduct or Schedule pre-placement evaluations and periodic evaluations
  2. Annual evaluations of the program
  3. Medically Certify qualified individuals
  4. Assist RPPM in indentifiying hazards`
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What are the requirements for Respirator use?

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  1. Personnel who have been confirmed by the MDR as having no deployment limiting medical conditions
  2. Current PHA
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Who can perform the exam for Respirator Use?

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  1. Physician
  2. Registered/Occupational Nurse
  3. PA
  4. Prev Med Tech
  5. IDC
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What is the defintion of aerosols?

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Material dispensed from a presssurized container using a gas propellant

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What is the defintion of dust?

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Small solid particles created by breaking up of larger particles by processes such as crushing, grinding, or expulsion

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What is oxygen deficient atmosphere?

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  1. An atmosphere with insufficient O2 to support life, usually caused by oxidation, dilution, or by the displacement of oxygen by other gases
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What are some engineering controls for the respiratory program?

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  1. Ventilation System
  2. Exhaust
    a. Forced air system (Lab hoods in medical or dental)
    b. Damage control gear (Red Devil Blowers)
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What is the Safety Officer’s responsbility for the gas free medical surveillance?

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Ensure gas free engineer program is evaluated at least annually

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What is an IDLH respirator?

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Atmosphere Immediately Dangerous to Life

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What is the process for cleaning a respirator?

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  1. Remove and Discard all cartridges and filters
  2. Disassemble and hand wash the face piece and parts in warm water and mild soap
  3. Temperatures above 43 degrees celsius (110 degrees F) should be avoided
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What is the process for sanitizing Respirators?

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  1. Immerse the face piece for 2 minutes in a 50 ppm solution of iodine
    a. Add 15ml of Iodine Solution to 1.5 liters of water
  2. Rinse in Clean warm water at a temp of 100 degrees F
  3. Air Dry in a clean uncomtaminated area
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What is the proper storage of respirators?

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  1. Place respirator in a clean plastic bag
  2. Zip-lock plastic bags are preferred
  3. Ensure the respirator is completely dry before sealing to prevent mildew
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What is the process for reparing or maintain respirators?

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  1. Items shall be returned to the manufacturer for all repairs and adjustments
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What is the process for Respirator Fit testing?

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Personnel required to use a respirator shall be qualitatively or quantitative fit tested

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What is an air-purfying respirator?

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  1. Removes air contaminants by filtering or absorbing them as the air passes through the cartridge
  2. Adequate oxygen must present (19.5 percent)