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Respiratory Protection Program Flashcards

1
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CO responsibilities to the Respiratory Protection Program

A

Shall appoint a respiratory protection manager in writing

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2
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Respiratory Protection Program Manager (RPPM) shall complete the required training course within how long?

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3 months

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3
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RPPM will provide guidance on proper respiratory types and stock levels to who?

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SUPPO

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4
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How often will the RPPM evaluate the program?

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at least annually

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5
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DH/DIVO are responsible for what in regards to RPP?

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  • provide PPE
  • ensure personnel are trained
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6
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SMDR are responsible for what in regards to RPP?

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  • Assist in identifying and evaluating hazards and selecting the appropriate respirators
  • Conduct periodic evaluations
  • Medically certify qualified individuals
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7
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What are the requirements for Respirator Use?

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  • Current PHA
  • No deployment limiting medical conditions
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8
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In cases where IMR status cannot be determined or other medical factors exists, what formal respirator certification can be used?

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Respirator User Certification Exam 716

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9
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Who may conduct a Respirator User Certification Exam?

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  1. Doctor
  2. RN/Occ Nurse
  3. PA
  4. PMT
  5. IDC
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10
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What 3 dispositions can be given on a 716 Exam?

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  • Medically qualified without restrictions
  • Medically qualified with restrictions
  • Not medically qualified
    (SMDR must sign request)
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11
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Define Aerosols:

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Any material dispensed from a pressurized container using a gas propellant

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Define 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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13
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Define Mist:

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Finely divided liquid droplets suspended in air and generated by condensation or atomization

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14
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Oxygen Deficient Atmosphere

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insufficient O2 to support life

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15
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What must the volume be to use an air-purifying respirator?

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19.5%

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16
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What does IDLH stand for?

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Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health

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17
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What is IDLH?

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concentration of a contaminant which can produce an immediate irreversible debilitating effect on health, or which can cause death

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18
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What are the 2 common engineering control used for air contaminants?

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  1. Ventilation Systems
  2. Exhaust
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19
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What is GFSM?

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Gas Free Medical Surveillance

20
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What are the 2 types of Exhaust systems?

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  1. Forced Air Systems (Laboratory Hoods in Medical/Dental spaces)
  2. Damage Control Gear (Red Devil Blowers)
21
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Who shall ensure that all personnel comply with gas free medical surveillance program requirements?

A

CO

22
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Who shall ensure that the gas free engineer program is evaluated at least annually?

A

Safety Officer

23
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Who shall advise the GFE (Gas Free Engineer) regarding medical aid in the event there is a victim(s) in the space and continues aid once the victim(s) is removed?

A

SMDR

24
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What are the 3 basic types of respirators?

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  1. Air-purifying
  2. Atmosphere supplied air
  3. SCBA
25
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What adequate amount of oxygen must be present in Air-Purifying Respirators?

A

19.5 percent by volume

26
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Air-Purifying Respirators come in

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  1. half
  2. full face pieces
27
Q

What must NEVER be used as an air-purifying respirator?

A

SURGICAL MASKS

or

MILITARY GAS MASKS

28
Q

What is used when an environment is immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH)?

A

Atmosphere-Supplying Respirator

29
Q

What does EEBD stand for?

A

Emergency Escape Breathing Device

30
Q

WHAT MUST NEVER BE USED FOR ENTRY INTO A HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE?

THEY ARE FOR ESCAPE ONLY!

A

EEBD

31
Q

What are the procedures for Cleaning Respirators?

A

Wash with warm water and mild dishwashing detergent solution

32
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What water temperature should be AVOIDED for cleaning respirators?

A

ABOVE 43 C/ 110 F

33
Q

How long must you immerse the face piece of a respirator?

A

2 min

34
Q

What’s the ratio of iodine to water to sanitize a face piece?

A

15ml of iodine solution to 1.5 liters of water

35
Q

What is the temperature of the water when sanitizing the face piece?

A

about 100F

36
Q

What temperature of water should be AVOIDED when sanitizing a face piece?

A

ABOVE 43 C/ 110 F

37
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When sanitizing a respirator how should you dry it?

A

Air dry in a clean uncontaminated area

38
Q

When sanitizing a respirator what should you do after it air dries?

A

Reassemble and re-inspect

39
Q

How should you store a respirator?

A

In a clean plastic bag, ZIPLOCKS are preferred

40
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Where should you store a respirator?

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Store in a flat, clean, dry, uncontaminated area

41
Q

Who can do repairs and adjustments on respirators?

A

The manufacturer

42
Q

What are the requirements for Fit Testing Respirators?

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  • Fit tested prior to being issued a respirator;
  • Annually thereafter
43
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The fit-test must be performed while the test subject is wearing any applicable safety equipment that may be worn…

A

during actual respirator use, which could interfere with respirator fit

44
Q

What are the 2 types of fit testing?

A
  1. Qualitative
  2. Quantitative
45
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Qualitative Fit Testing can be conducted:

A

Either sea or shore

46
Q

Quantitative Fit Testing can be conducted:

A

only at shore commands

47
Q

Which is the preferred method of Qualitative Fit Testing?

A

Irritant smoke

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