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48 Cards in this Set
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Discuss the concept of ORM. |
Decision making tool, used for identifying and assessing risks. |
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Explain Identifying hazards as it applies to ORM. |
1. Analyze the mission 2. List the hazards 3. Determine the hazard root cause |
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Explain assessing hazards as it applies to ORM. |
1. Severity 2. Probability 3. Complete Risk Assessment 4. Risk Assessment Pitfalls
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Explain making risk decisions as it applies to ORM. |
1. Identify Control Options 2. Determine Control Effects 3. Make Risk Decisions
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Explain Implement Controls as they apply to ORM. |
1. Make Implementation Clear 2. Establish Accountability 3. Provide Support
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Explain Supervise as they apply to ORM. |
1. Monitor 2. Review 3. Feedback
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State the instruction that governs safety and mishap reporting. |
OPNAVINST 5102.1D |
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Define hazard severity and discuss the 4 categories of hazard severity. |
I. Loss of the ability to accomplish the mission.
II. Significantly degraded mission capability or unit readiness.
III. Degraded mission capability or unit readiness.
IV. Little or no adverse impact on mission capability or unit readiness. |
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Define mishap probability and describe the 4 subcategories of mishap probability. |
A. Likely to occur
B. Brobably will occur in time
C. May occur in time
D. Unlikely to occur |
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Define RAC and list the 5 RAC's. |
Complete Risk Assessment - combining the severity with probability to determine RAC |
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What are the 5 RAC's? |
1. Critical 2. Serious 3. Moderate 4. Minor 5. Negligible |
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How many classes of Mishap reports are there? |
3 Class A, B, and C. |
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What is the timeliness of a Class A Mishap? |
Within 8 hours of the mishap |
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4 Required mishap reportable items? |
1. Government property damage mishaps 2. On-duty civilians or on/off duty mishaps. 3. Medical treatment beyond First Aid 4. Incidents of interest for mishap prevention purposes. |
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What is the purpose of a HAZREP? |
When a HAZARD has community wide implications and a control can stop it. |
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What are the 3 objectives of First Aid? |
1. Save life 2. Prevent further injury 3. Limit infection |
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3 methods of controlling bleeding? |
1. Direct pressure 2. Pressure Points 3. Constricting bands |
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Identify 11 pressure points? |
1. Temporal Temples 2. Facial Jaw Line 3. Carotid Neck 4. Brachial Elbow 5. Radial Wrist 6. Femoral Groin 7. Popliteal Behind Knee 8. Posterior Tibial Ankle 9. Dorsalis Pedis Foot 10. Base of the Neck in collar 11. Above Thigh in the V |
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Symptoms of Shock? |
1. Weak Pulse 2. Irregular breathing 3. temp on skin cool 4. noticeable sweating 5. Dilated pupils |
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Treatment of Shock? |
1. Lying down and warm not hot 2. Raise the lower end by 12 inches |
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Difference between open and closed fracture? |
Closed skin remain intact Open bone protrudes from skin |
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Personnel rescue from electrical shock? |
1. Don't touch body 2. Secure power if possible 3. Use a non conductive dry material to break contact 4. If possible stand on dry non conductive material. |
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Treatment of electrical shock? |
1. Start breathing if it stopped 2. Administer CPR if heart stopped 3. Get to medical facility ASAP |
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Clearing an obstruction from the airway? |
1. Standing abdominal thrust 2. Reclining abdominal thrust 3. Standing chest thrust 4. Reclining chest thrust |
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Effects of Hypothermia? |
Body exposed to cold tempratures |
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How to overcome hypothermia? |
Minimize heat loss from head neck sides and groin. |
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Effects of frostbite? |
Skin exposed to freezing temperatures and turns stiff, pale and numb. |
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How to overcome frostbite? |
Place affected area in contact with warm skin or under warm water. |
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Effects of heat exhaustion? |
Working or exercising in hot spaces or on a hot day. - Ashen grey - Pupils dilated - Skin cold, moist, and clammy |
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Treatment of heat exhaustion? |
- Apply cool wet cloths - Move to cool area - Don't allow to become chilled - Administer water (1 tsp salt to quart of water) - Medical facility asap |
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Effects of heat stroke? |
May be dizzy, nauseated, and weak. Breathing at first rapid later shallow Flushed very dry and hot Pulse fast and strong Pupils constricted
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Treatment of heatstroke? |
-Reduce body heat immediately -Place on back with head and shoulders raised -If cold packs are available place under arms in groin, around neck, and at the ankles. |
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Define HERO. |
Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordinance. |
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Define HERP. |
Hazards of electromagnetic radiation to Personnel.
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Define HERF. |
Hazards of electromagnetic radiation to fuels. |
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Define HAZMAT. |
Material that is dangerous to life and the environment and should not be released without precautions. |
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How to store HAZMAT? |
Tightly closed Do not dispose at sea |
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Describe potential risks of improperly labeled and stored HAZMAT. |
Toxic and harmful to skin they also can be flammable you need to know these in case something happens. |
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What is a MSDS? |
Material safety Data Sheet- tech bulletins that explain everything about hazardous material listed on it. |
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What does the MSDS provide? |
-ID -Physical and Chemical characteristics -Reactivity -Safety -First aid procedures for exposure -Physical and health hazards -Control measures |
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Describe the general characteristics of a respirators. |
Respiratory protection |
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Describe the general characteristics of hand protection. |
Rubber gloves |
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Describe the general characteristics of foot protection. |
Steel toed boots or shoes with proper fit
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Describe the general characteristics of eye protection. |
Common use goggles Eyeglasses Face shields |
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Describe the general characteristics of face protection. |
helmets and hats protect from falling objects and low overheads |
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Describe the general characteristics of Skin/body protection. |
Rubber hoods and sleeves |
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Describe the general characteristics of hearing protection. |
Earplugs and muffs |
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What is the goal of the US Navy's Hearing Conservation Program? |
To prevent occupational hearing loss and assure auditory fitness for duty of all Navy personnel. |