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What is the Hazard ID #
It lets you know how to drive around the vehicle
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What is the ID #
It tells you what the item is
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What is the guide number
It tells you how to handle the chemical
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What does doubling a digit indicate
Intensification
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What does the number 2 signify
Emission of gas due to pressure or chemical reaction
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What does the number 3 signify
Flammability of liquids(vapors) and gases or self heating liquid
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What does the number 4 signify
Flammability of solids or self heating solid
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What does the number 5 signify
Oxidizing (fire-intensifying) effect
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What does the number 6 signify
Toxicity or risk of infection
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What does the number 7 signify
Radioactivity
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What does the number 8 signify
Corrosivity
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What does the number 9 signify
Risk of spontaneous violent reaction
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What does 0 signify
Standard
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What does X indicate
Substances will react dangerously with water
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What does NFPA
National Fire Protection Association
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What does the color red signify
Fire Hazard
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What does the color blue signify
Health Hazard
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What does the color Yellow signify
Reactivity
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What does the color white signify
- Special Hazard
- Water Reactive
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The scale that coincides with the colors ranges from
- 0-4
- 0 is least serious
- 4 is the most serious
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What are the most common threats for crime scene personnel
Biological threats
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What does OSHA stand for
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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A written evaluation must be prepared if
1% or more of the product is a hazardous substance
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What does a mutagen do
It changes DNA
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What does a carcinogen do
It causes cancer
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What is the first line of defense in preventing an accident in the lab
MSDS Material Safety Data Sheets
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Hazard ID and ID # which is on the top and which is on the bottom
Hazard ID is on the top and the ID # is on the bottom
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What is the difference between ricin and anthrax
Ricin must be ingested but anthrax must be inhaled or touched
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How many levels are to PPE
Four
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What are the four levels to PPE
- A being a bunny suit
- B
- C
- D being gloves and a face mask
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What is the order of occurrence of a possible chemical attack
- Recognition
- Notification
- Isolation
- Protection
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Which is more risky being flammable or combustible
Flammable
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How many steps are in the DECIDE model
6
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What are the Hazard ID codes
They tell you in general what type of substance it is
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What is the first step in the DECIDE model
Detect HAZMAT presence
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What is the second step in the DECIDE model
Estimate Harm
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What is the third step in the DECIDE model
Choose response objectives
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What is the fourth step in the DECIDE model
ID action options
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What is the fifth step in the DECIDE model
Decide best option
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What is the sixth step in the DECIDE model
Evaluate progress
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What nerve gas was used in the Tokyo subway attack
Sarin
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What is the most rapid and harmful route of exposure
Inhalation
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What is the flashpoint of a combustible
Above 140 degrees F
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What is the flashpoint of a flammable
The flashpoint is below 140 degrees F
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According to the Vaccine video how many diseases are preventable with vaccination
16
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According to the Vaccine video Name one area that is refusing to vaccinate their children
- Ashland, Oregon
- 28% lack all or some vaccination
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Where was there a measles outbreak in 2008
- San diego, CA
- 7 year old came from a Switzerland vacation
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What vaccine is most often blamed for autism
MMR
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