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Chemical Biological And Radiological Warfare
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Answer 33 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. MCU-2P fitted with canister - Suit donned
MCU-2/P
MOPP Level 3
Choking Agents Symptoms
Blast
2. All PPE donned
IM-143
Types of Nuclear Explosion
MOPP Level 4
MOPP Level 3
3. Creates a flash of magnetic and electric fields that cause power surges and electronic mishaps in equipment.
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
n
Biological Warfare
4. Pocket dosimeter; personal meter to determine overall exposure to harmful radiation in a given setting.
Deep Underwater Burst
MCU-2/P
IM-143
Wet Weather Clothing
5. Mask used to protect personnel against CBR; not effective against smoke - ammonia - CO - or CO2.
n
Blood Agent Symptoms
MCU-2/P
6. Treated clothing to protect agains blister agents and all known chemical and biological war agents.
Four Types of Chemical Casualty Agents
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
Chemical Protective Overgarment
Blister Agent Symptoms
7. Most damage is caused by the shockwaves - Radiation fallout is secondary danger - Fireball does not touch ground - Causes mushroom cloud
MOPP Level 2
Air Burst
Nerve Agent Symptoms
MOPP Level 3
8. Medication to treat initial symptoms of nerve agents - Antidotal - not preventative.
Atropine/2Pam Chloride Auto- injector
Choking Agents Symptoms
Deep Underwater Burst
Biological Warfare
9. Hydrogen Cyanide - Initial deep breathing - Violent convulsions - Breathing stops after one minute - Heart stops soon after
Blood Agent Symptoms
Choking Agents Symptoms
Chemical Protective Overgarment
10. Non - ionizing (indirect ionizing) Most penatrable; charges a nuclei at an atomic level - rendering the atom radioactive (including body tissues thus making the person radioactive) Effective protection consists of hydrogen rich material (water - parr
Types of Nuclear Explosion
MOPP Level 1
Atropine/2Pam Chloride Auto- injector
n
11. Ionizing Will penetrate upper layers of matter; will alter the molecules it colides with. Most dangerous when contaminated particulate matter remains on skin - or inhaled.Effective protection: masks - clothing - eye protection - thorough washing of c
MOPP Level 1
Atropine/2Pam Chloride Auto- injector
Radiolical Warfare
12. Similar effect as shallow - but more contaminated waters
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
a
Biological Warfare
Deep Underwater Burst
13. Redness of the skin - Intense itching and blisters
Blister Agent Symptoms
Air Burst
MOPP Level 3
DT-60
14. Runny nose - Difficulty breathing - Contraction of the pupils - Nausea - Cramps - Headache - Coma - Convulsion
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
Chemical Warfare
Nerve Agent Symptoms
15. Deliberate use of living organisms used to cause death - injury - or destroy living things.
Blast
Gamma
Biological Warfare
IM-143
16. Use of radioactive agents and weapons to cause injury - or death.
Blast
IM-143
Gamma
Radiolical Warfare
17. Produces worst fallout - Fireball touches the earth - Nagasaki and Hiroshima
Chemical Warfare
DT-60
Surface Burst
Atropine/2Pam Chloride Auto- injector
18. PPE carried on person
MOPP Level 2
MOPP Level 4
Deep Underwater Burst
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
19. Choking agents - Nerve agents - Blood agents - Blister agents
Four Types of Chemical Casualty Agents
MOPP Level 1
Blister Agent Symptoms
Flash Burns/Blindness
20. Shockwaves create damage and destruction - by the blast itself (initial) or by debris (secondary)
Radiation
n
Choking Agents Symptoms
Blast
21. MOPP
Four Types of Chemical Casualty Agents
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
Radiation
MOPP Level 1
22. Detonation in excess of 100 -000 ft (18 mi) - Disturbs electromagnetic communications - Fireball does not touch ground
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
Gamma
Nerve Agent Symptoms
High Altitude Air Burst
23. Immediate dryness of the throat - Coughing - Choking - Tightness in the chest - Headache - Nausea
a
Choking Agents Symptoms
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP)
Types of Nuclear Explosion
24. Process in which energetic particles or energy or waves travel through a medium or space - Consists of non - ionizing (radio - visible light - n) and ionizing (a -
High Altitude Air Burst
Radiation
Radiolical Warfare
DT-60
25. Ionizing Must be ingested into airways - blood stream - can be blocked by minimal matter (paper)
MOPP Level 4
Deep Underwater Burst
Wet Weather Clothing
a
26. PPE issued to each person - Mask fitted
a
Gamma
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
MOPP Level 1
27. Fireball formed but rarely surfaces - Creates upward thrust of water into air - Shockwave greatest danger
IM-143
Shallow Underwater Burst
Flash Burns/Blindness
a
28. Personal dosimeter; non - self reading - must be used with computer devices to determine how much ? radiation one is exposed to.
DT-60
Blister Agent Symptoms
Types of Nuclear Explosion
29. Doubles as protection against a and
Radiation
Wet Weather Clothing
Blister Agent Symptoms
Biological Warfare
30. Intense heat from explosion - Radiation travels in straight lines - so burns usually only on side facing blast - Blindness caused by intense light radiation
Chemical Warfare
Flash Burns/Blindness
Blood Agent Symptoms
Mission Oriented Protecive Posture
31. Ionizing - Penetrates all parts of the body; ionizes the molecules it strikes and alters chemical composition of the matter Effective protection: high density - high mass material with high atomic number (lead is most readily available)
Chemical Protective Overgarment
Deep Underwater Burst
Flash Burns/Blindness
Gamma
32. Intentional use of harmful or lethal chemicals used to cause death - injury - or irritation.
Flash Burns/Blindness
Air Burst
Chemical Warfare
33. High Altitude Air Burst - Air Burst - Surface Burst - Shallow Underwater Burst - Deep Underwater Burst
Biological Warfare
Choking Agents Symptoms
Types of Nuclear Explosion
IM-143