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CBR
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Chemical, Biological, Radiological
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What do you when a CBR attack occurs?
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Save your life and pass the word
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How do you tell if an attack has occurred?
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natural biological life forms.
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What should you put the M9 paper?
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put it on your leg so your partner can tell.
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What information is contained on NATO signs?
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-DTG chemical hit
-what type of agent -form -who detected where (grid coordinates) |
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What does JLIST stand for?
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Joint, Service, Lightweight, Integrated, Suit, Technology
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What does MOPP stand for?
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Mission
Orientation Protective Posture |
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What decon it is used for vehicles?
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M295
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What decon kit is used for personnel?
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M291
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What decon kit is used to test water?
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M276
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NBC
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Nuclear, Biological, Chemical
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Reaction to any chemical attack
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1) stop breathing
2) close eyes 3) Don mask 4) Give alarm 5) Help others |
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NAAK
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Nerve Agent Antidote Kit
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What does the NAAK contain?
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-1 atropine
-1-2pam chloride - |
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What is the detection equipment?
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M8 paper
M9 paper M256A1 M272A1 M88 Kit |
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What does the M88 kit consist of?
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detects vapor and blister
-contains M22 detector, 5 M42 alarms, m28 external power supply |
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Describe the M22 detector kit?
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-place 300m from detector to detector
-place detector 150m upwind from FLOT |
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Describe the M272A1
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detects nerve, blister, blood in water, contains 25 tests per kit
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Describe the M256A1
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detects vapor nerve, blister, blood, contains 12 tests per kit
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Describe the M9 paper
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-liquid only
red=poistive nerve& blister only - can be used on equipment -use gloves when handling |
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Describe the M8 paper
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liquid only
Red= positive blister Yellow/Green= nerve |
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Do the Seabees have a way to detect biological agents?
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NO
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6 types of Chemical agents
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Blister
Blood Choking Nerve Incapacitating Military compound |
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Describe a military compound
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temporary irritating effect
Types-Admsite, CS,CN gas |
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Describe Incapacitating agent
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alters and disrupts the central nervous system.
-depressants Stimulates-flood bran with too much info |
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Describe Nerve agent
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attacks he nervous system by reacting w/enzyme
-pinpointed pupils, nausea, drooling,muscle twitching -M8/M9 paper, M22, M256 |
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Describe Chocking agent
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constricts regular breathing
-headache, shallow breathing, foaming of the mouth smells like mown hay or green corn -detected by ICAD |
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Describe Blood agent
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prevents normal transfer of O2 to the body resulting in cell suffocation
-convulsions, coughing, tightness of chest -smells of almonds -detected by M256, ICAD |
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Describe blister agent
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causes inflammation, blistering, destruction of tissue
-bloodshot eyes, blister, burns in moist areas -smells like garlic -M256, M8/M9 paper, M22 |
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radiation blasts
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high altitude- EMP, Black out
Low altitude- Max Blast, Thermal Effect Surface- Max casualty, Fallout Sub-surface- Max Seismic dmage |
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What are three types of radiation?
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Alfa- cannot penetrate clothing, ranges 0-3 off the ground
Beta-internal & external hazard, nuclear fallout Gamma- nothing stops |
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Describe the Decontamination Kits
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M-291-skin decontamination
M-295-Equipment Decontamination M-17-PDDA (Power Driven Decon Appararus)-pump, tank, shower |
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What are the leves of decontamination?
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Immediate-Skin decon, Operator spray down
Operational-removal of gross contaminates, MOPP gear exchange Through-detail troop and equipment decon |
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What is the gas mask?
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M40
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I shter any protection from ammonia r Carbon monoxide?
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NO
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What are the 5 levels of MOPP?
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0-All gear, equipment carried
1-Over garment worn 2-Boots worn 3-Mask worn 4-Hood and Gloves worn |
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Describe the JSLIST?
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120 days unsealed
-24 hours in contaminated area -6 washes |
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What are the 8 station for DTD
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1. Individual gear decon
2. Over boot and hood decon 3. Over garment removal 4. Over boot and glove removal 5. Monitor 6. Mask removal 7. Mask decon point 8. Re-Issue gear point |
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What does DTD stand for?
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Detailed Troop Decontamination
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Describe Individual gear decon
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-removes contamination to a negligible risk level from gear. (782 gear)
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Describe the DS2 application station
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-to apply decontaminant to the entire vehicle.
-uses a mop |
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Describe the Contact and Interior
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(Liquid Control Line)
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Describe the rinse station
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-to remove the DS2 from the vehicle.
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Describe the Check station
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-to check the completness.
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