SOD RCCG YEAR 3 TEST BANK TESTED
QUESTIONS RELIABLE ANSWERS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY RESOURCE
⩥ Four factors that determine the severity of electric shock.
Answer: Path through the body, duration, body resistance, current
⩥ Most dangerous path for current through the body.
Answer: Left hand to either foot (current flows through the heart and
vital organs)
⩥ Hearing threshold shift.
Answer: The more you are exposed to loud noises, the louder normal
sounds must be for you to hear
⩥ Hearing protection must be worn at _____ decibels or more.
Answer: 84 decibels A weighted
⩥ Carbon tetrachloride.
Answer: Hazardous solvent, banned from use
⩥ HAZMINCEN.
,Answer: Hazardous Material Minimization Center
⩥ Common use hazardous materials may be kept for ______ in
workspaces.
Answer: No more than seven days
⩥ Most common reason for choking.
Answer: Talking while chewing
⩥ One pint of blood lost.
Answer: No harm
⩥ Two pints of blood lost.
Answer: Usually shock
⩥ Five pints of blood lost.
Answer: Usually death
⩥ Responsible for the safety of all personnel, directs CSOSS.
Answer: CO
, ⩥ Direct representation of the CO, can release weapons in defense of the
ship.
Answer: Tactical Action Officer (TAO)
⩥ Link between CO/TAO and CSOOW, coordinates with CSOSS
organization, advises CO/TAO of Combat System casualties, impact
assessment, advise CSOOW of restoration priorities set by CO/TAO,
maintains status board.
Answer: Combat Systems Readiness Officer (CSRO)
⩥ Maintains emergency destruction compliance, status board, tag out
logs, working aloft evaluations.
Answer: Combat Systems Officer of the Watch (CSOOW)
⩥ Directs technicians and operators to ensure max readiness of
equipment, primary providers of status of repair efforts/combat systems.
Answer: Action Area Supervisor (AAS)
⩥ Operators/technicians.
Answer: Action Area Personnel (AAP)
⩥ Where CO, TAO, and CSRO are stationed.
Answer: Combat Information Center (CIC)
QUESTIONS RELIABLE ANSWERS
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY RESOURCE
⩥ Four factors that determine the severity of electric shock.
Answer: Path through the body, duration, body resistance, current
⩥ Most dangerous path for current through the body.
Answer: Left hand to either foot (current flows through the heart and
vital organs)
⩥ Hearing threshold shift.
Answer: The more you are exposed to loud noises, the louder normal
sounds must be for you to hear
⩥ Hearing protection must be worn at _____ decibels or more.
Answer: 84 decibels A weighted
⩥ Carbon tetrachloride.
Answer: Hazardous solvent, banned from use
⩥ HAZMINCEN.
,Answer: Hazardous Material Minimization Center
⩥ Common use hazardous materials may be kept for ______ in
workspaces.
Answer: No more than seven days
⩥ Most common reason for choking.
Answer: Talking while chewing
⩥ One pint of blood lost.
Answer: No harm
⩥ Two pints of blood lost.
Answer: Usually shock
⩥ Five pints of blood lost.
Answer: Usually death
⩥ Responsible for the safety of all personnel, directs CSOSS.
Answer: CO
, ⩥ Direct representation of the CO, can release weapons in defense of the
ship.
Answer: Tactical Action Officer (TAO)
⩥ Link between CO/TAO and CSOOW, coordinates with CSOSS
organization, advises CO/TAO of Combat System casualties, impact
assessment, advise CSOOW of restoration priorities set by CO/TAO,
maintains status board.
Answer: Combat Systems Readiness Officer (CSRO)
⩥ Maintains emergency destruction compliance, status board, tag out
logs, working aloft evaluations.
Answer: Combat Systems Officer of the Watch (CSOOW)
⩥ Directs technicians and operators to ensure max readiness of
equipment, primary providers of status of repair efforts/combat systems.
Answer: Action Area Supervisor (AAS)
⩥ Operators/technicians.
Answer: Action Area Personnel (AAP)
⩥ Where CO, TAO, and CSRO are stationed.
Answer: Combat Information Center (CIC)
