Cbrn

Front 1

the two types of chemical protective clothing

Back 1

-permeable and non-permeable

Front 2

difference between permeable and non-permeable protective gear

Back 2

permeable allows air and moisture to pass through fabric

Front 3

What is the most important factor influencing the work performance of personnel wearing MOPP in warm environments

Back 3

hydration

Front 4

MOPP ready

Back 4

-FPM carried
-permeable protective ensemble available within two hours

Front 5

MOPP zero

Back 5

-FPM carried
-protective ensemble within 5 min

Front 6

MOPP1

Back 6

-FPM carried
-protective trousers and jacket worn
-within reach are gloves and gvo/bvo

Front 7

MOPP2

Back 7

-FPM carried
-wearing chem protective trousers and jacket, bvo/gvo
-protective gloves within arm's reach

Front 8

MOPP3

Back 8

-wearing FPM, hood, protective trousers and jacket, and BVO/GVO
-gloves within arms reach

Front 9

MOPP4

Back 9

wearing full gear

Front 10

difference between persistent and non-persistence agents

Back 10

persistent agents effect area for more than 12 hours and non-persistent lasts less than 12 hours

Front 11

ID persistent attacks

Back 11

air bursting, ground contaminating

Front 12

ID non-persistent attacks

Back 12

ground bursting, air contaminating

Front 13

nerve agent effects on body

Back 13

-interfere with nerve signals transmitted through central nervous system
-causes muscles to contract and tighten

Front 14

nerve agent antidote kit Mark 1

Back 14

-two injectors - one with 2mg of atropine and one with 600mg of 2PAMC1

Front 15

how are blood agents absorbed into the body

Back 15

primarily by breathing

Front 16

what does the ABC-M8 Chemical Agent detector paper check for

Back 16

it checks for liquid chem agents

Front 17

yellow M8 paper means

Back 17

G-agent

Front 18

Red M8 paper means

Back 18

blister agents H, L, and CX

Front 19

Dark green M8 paper means

Back 19

V-agents

Front 20

M9 paper detects

Back 20

-all liquid chem agents
-does not detect vapors

Front 21

biological attack indicators

Back 21

-mysterious illnesses
-large numbers of unusual insects
-large numbers of dead animals
-flu-like symptoms
-fever
-sore throats
-skin rash
-mental abnormalities
-pneumonia
-diarrhea
-dysentery
-hemorrhaging
-jaundice

Front 22

chem attack indicators

Back 22

-irritation of the eyes, nose and throat
-headache
-dizziness
-nausea
-increased rate of breathing
-choking
-tightness in throat

Front 23

automatic masking

Back 23

when high probability indicators are present Marines automatically go to MOPP4