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What does Hazmat (DOT) refer to?
What does Hazmat (DOT) refer to?
- A material that is harmless during transportation
- A material that can't be transported in commerce
- A material that poses an unreasonable risk during transportation (correct)
- A material that is safe for health and property
Which hazard class includes substances like explosives?
Which hazard class includes substances like explosives?
- Class 6 - Poison (Toxic)
- Class 7 - Radioactive
- Class 1 - Explosives (correct)
- Class 4 - Flammable Solids
What do police officers often get injured by when exposed to it?
What do police officers often get injured by when exposed to it?
- Flammable Solids
- Oxidizers
- Ammonia & meth-related chemicals (correct)
- Biological Pathogens
What term is synonymous with 'poisonous'?
What term is synonymous with 'poisonous'?
What is the difference between Acute Exposure and Chronic Exposure?
What is the difference between Acute Exposure and Chronic Exposure?
What are Biological Pathogens?
What are Biological Pathogens?
What is the primary purpose of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)?
What is the primary purpose of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)?
What does the acronym IDLH stand for in the context of toxicology?
What does the acronym IDLH stand for in the context of toxicology?
Which type of explosives decompose quickly, releasing a large amount of heat and shock wave?
Which type of explosives decompose quickly, releasing a large amount of heat and shock wave?
What does LD50 stand for in toxicology?
What does LD50 stand for in toxicology?
Which route of exposure describes the absorption of chemicals through the skin?
Which route of exposure describes the absorption of chemicals through the skin?
What do the letters C, O, R, and blue color represent in the NFPA Diamond?
What do the letters C, O, R, and blue color represent in the NFPA Diamond?
What does TLV stand for in occupational safety related to chemical exposure?
What does TLV stand for in occupational safety related to chemical exposure?
'Alpha, Beta, Gamma waves, and X-Rays' are types associated with which category mentioned in the text?
'Alpha, Beta, Gamma waves, and X-Rays' are types associated with which category mentioned in the text?
'NIMS 5 components' include all of the following EXCEPT:
'NIMS 5 components' include all of the following EXCEPT:
What is LC50 in toxicology?
What is LC50 in toxicology?
