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Which of the following best describes a catastrophic event?
Which of the following best describes a catastrophic event?
- An event that poses a minor threat to human health
- An event that poses an imminent and severe threat to human health, the environment, or property (correct)
- An event that causes a moderate threat to the environment
- An event that requires immediate emergency response and evacuation
What is the level of a hazardous material or object that poses a catastrophic threat?
What is the level of a hazardous material or object that poses a catastrophic threat?
- Level 7
- Level 3
- Level 1
- Level 5 (correct)
What is the main reason for immediate emergency response and evacuation in a catastrophic event?
What is the main reason for immediate emergency response and evacuation in a catastrophic event?
- To ensure human safety (correct)
- To protect the environment
- To prevent explosions
- To minimize property damage
Which of the following best describes a neutralized hazardous material or object?
Which of the following best describes a neutralized hazardous material or object?
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What are the possible methods of neutralizing a hazardous material or object?
What are the possible methods of neutralizing a hazardous material or object?
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At what level is a neutralized hazardous material or object classified?
At what level is a neutralized hazardous material or object classified?
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Study Notes
Catastrophic Events
- A catastrophic event is an incident that poses a threat to life, health, or environment.
- It involves hazardous materials or objects that can cause significant harm or destruction.
Hazardous Materials or Objects
- Level of hazardous material or object that poses a catastrophic threat: extremely dangerous and can cause widespread damage.
Emergency Response
- Main reason for immediate emergency response and evacuation in a catastrophic event: to prevent harm to people and the environment.
Neutralization
- A neutralized hazardous material or object: rendered harmless and unable to cause harm.
- Possible methods of neutralizing a hazardous material or object: containment, removal, dismantling, or chemical neutralization.
- Level at which a neutralized hazardous material or object is classified: safe or non-threatening.
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