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The speed with which emergency action can be taken is largely dependent on:
The evacuation and survival of individuals in an emergency or natural disaster are dependent on:
The organization usually involved in dealing with major disasters is:
If temporary shelter is necessary in an emergency, shelter selection should take into consideration:
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Natural disaster victims should be provided with how much water per day:
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There is no need for vaccination after flooding and other natural disasters, although __________ is frequently cause for public concern.
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A quantity of liquid bleach (household) can be used to treat 1000 gallons of water for drinking:
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__________ is a satisfactory method for disinfecting water that is not grossly polluted.
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When treating water with chlorine in emergency situations, the chlorine dosage should be __________ when the water is turbid or colored.
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Approved emergency response plans at nuclear electric power plant sites must be tested at least every __________.
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The emergency plan at a nuclear electric power plant must include a means for notification of the public living within __________ of the plant within a 15-minute period.
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During nuclear emergencies, __________ provides assistance.
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The most hazardous category in a nuclear emergency is:
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HAZWOPER requirements apply to:
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OSHA regulations other than HAZWOPER apply to emergency response and hazardous waste operations if they are:
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The written safety and health program must incorporate:
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Hazardous waste sites must be characterized __________ to determine the hazards present at the site.
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The site control program at an uncontrolled hazardous waste site must include:
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Those who work on uncontrolled hazardous waste sites are required to receive a minimum of training:
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Workers involved in waste operations at hazardous waste TSD facilities are required to receive at least __________ of training before working in hazardous waste operations.
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Air monitoring at uncontrolled hazardous waste sites can be conducted by:
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Air monitoring shall be conducted in order to ensure proper selection of:
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A medical surveillance program must be provided to workers at hazardous waste sites by the:
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Employers are required to develop and implement a program to inform __________ of the degree of exposure likely as a result of participation in hazardous waste operations.
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Containers used in site clean-up operations must be marked and labeled in accordance with regulations from:
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If equipment or clothing is sent from an uncontrolled hazardous waste site for cleaning, the __________ associated with the equipment must be communicated to the off-site facility.
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Decontamination solvents must be:
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Uncontrolled hazardous waste sites must have an emergency response plan with the following elements:
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Showers must be provided at hazardous waste cleanup sites when operations last longer than:
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Those involved in hazardous waste operations at permitted TSD facilities must receive __________ of initial training.
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The yellow pages of the emergency response guidebook lists:
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The orange pages of the emergency response guidebook lists:
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The green pages of the emergency response guidebook lists:
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The U.S. DOT emergency response guidebook can be used to:
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To disinfect a well, one should __________ and pour directly into the well.
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Following floods or other natural disasters, there is frequently public concern for vaccination against:
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The number one item listed under emergency equipment and supplies is:
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In case of disasters, the speed with which action may be implemented is dependent upon:
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During an emergency, the drinking water source should be:
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Following a disaster, raw food should be:
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In an emergency, people will need __________ of water per day each.
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Emergency shelters should provide __________ a minimum of per person.
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The provisions of the CFR Part 1910 of Title 29 'Bloodborne Pathogens' are under the authority of:
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All patients should be considered to be potentially infectious for HIV and other blood-borne pathogens. Therefore, you should:
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Engineering controls are:
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According to 'Universal Precautions', which of the following is considered infectious?
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To disinfect clear water using 5% household bleach, one should:
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Wearing contact lenses in an area that has the potential to expose workers to body fluids requires:
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Contaminated needles must always be:
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Protective equipment such as gloves for workers in contamination risk areas must be:
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Broken glassware found in contamination risk areas or suspected to have contained infectious material:
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Hepatitis B vaccinations for employees that work in contamination risk jobs and areas:
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Study Notes
Emergency Response and Disaster Management
- Speed of emergency action relies on prior planning, regardless of emergency size, number of victims or type of disaster.
- Evacuation and survival during emergencies depend on victims' self-help, prompt relief, and restoration of a controlled environment.
Evacuation and Temporary Shelters
- Temporary shelter selection must consider protection from elements and availability of essential services like heat and light.
- Natural disaster victims should receive 3 to 6 gallons of water daily for hydration.
Health and Safety Standards
- Vaccination concerns post-floods focus on typhoid, while measles and HIV are not typically linked to flood emergencies.
- To treat 1000 gallons of water for drinking, use 1 pint of household bleach, with chlorination as a reliable disinfection method.
Emergency Response Plans and Regulations
- Nuclear power plant emergency plans must be tested biennially and intended to notify the public within a 15-minute radius, specifically 10 miles.
- HAZWOPER requirements govern hazardous waste operations, mandating training of 40 hours for hazardous waste workers and proper labeling of site cleanup containers.
Air Monitoring and Safety Programs
- Air monitoring at hazardous sites should be conducted by knowledgeable personnel to ensure correct selection of protective equipment and work practices.
- Employers must provide medical surveillance programs for workers at hazardous waste sites and inform them about exposure risks from hazardous waste operations.
Emergency Equipment and Protocols
- Essential emergency equipment prioritizes water, followed by food and first aid kits. Shelters should provide 30 sq. ft. per person for adequate spacing.
- After disasters, drinking water sources should be treated as unsafe and food should be thoroughly cooked or avoided if possible.
Personal Protective Equipment and Procedures
- Employers must provide protective equipment like gloves at no cost to workers in contamination risk areas, while hepatitis B vaccinations must be offered without charge.
- Broken glassware in risk areas should only be cleaned using mechanical means to ensure worker safety.
General Precautions and Universal Precautions
- Under "Universal Precautions," all blood and certain body fluids are considered potentially infectious, necessitating appropriate safety measures like PPE and routine handwashing.
- Proper management practices must be followed for decontamination solvents, which should be disposed of correctly once cleanup operations are complete.
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