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ORM Operational Risk Management
Explain ORM Decision-making process to identify and manage hazards
What are the 5 steps of ORM? "1. Identify Hazards
2. Assessing Hazards
3. Make Risk Decisions
4. Implementing Controls
5. Supervise"
What is the instruction for MISHAP OPNAVINST 5102.1D
reporting?
What are the 4 categories of Hazard "Category I - Can cause Death
Severity and Explanation? Category II - Can cause Severe Injury
Category III - Can cause Minor Injury
Category IV - Can cause Minimal Threat"
What are the 4 Subcategories of MISHAP "Sub-Category A - Likely to occur
Probability and Explanation? Sub-Category B - Probably will occur
Sub-Category C - May occur
Sub-Category D - Unlikely to occur"
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RAC Risk Assessment Code
What is RAC? Combines Hazard Severity and MISHAP Probability
What are the RAC categories? 1 - Critical Risk
2 - Serious Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Minor Risk
5 - Negligible Risk
How long does a MISHAP investigation 30 days of MISHAP occurrence
report must be submitted?
Explain HAZREP Message Report a hazard or hazardous condition before a MISHAP
occurs
What are the 3 Objectives of First Aid? "1. Safe life
2. Prevent further injury
3. Prevent infection"
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What are the 4 Methods of controlling "1. Direct Pressure
bleeding? 2. Elevation
3. Pressure Points
4. Tourniquet (LAST RESORT)"
What are the 11 Pressure Points? "1. Jaw
2. Temple
3. Collar Bone
4. Neck
5. Inner Upper Arm
6. Inner Elbow
7. Wrist
8. Upper Thigh
9. Groin
10. Knee
11. Ankle"
Explain Shock Disruption of circulation system due to lack of oxygen.
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What are the symptoms for Shock? "• Vacant or lackluster eyes
• Shallow or irregular breathing
• Cold, pale skin
• Nausea
• Weak or absent pulse"
What are the treatments for Shock "• Lay the victim down flat
• Elevate feet 6-12 inches
• Cover victim in blanket to maintain body heat
• Reassure and calm the victim if conscious"
Explain "closed" fracture Broken bone penetrates skin
Explain "open" fracture Bone is broken and does not penetrate skin
What is the first step in electrical shock? Secure power
What are the treatments for electrical "• Administer artificial ventilation immediately if the victim
shock? stops breathing after freed from electrical source
• Administer CPR if they have no pulse after victim is freed
from electrical source
• Contact emergency service"
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ORM Operational Risk Management
Explain ORM Decision-making process to identify and manage hazards
What are the 5 steps of ORM? "1. Identify Hazards
2. Assessing Hazards
3. Make Risk Decisions
4. Implementing Controls
5. Supervise"
What is the instruction for MISHAP OPNAVINST 5102.1D
reporting?
What are the 4 categories of Hazard "Category I - Can cause Death
Severity and Explanation? Category II - Can cause Severe Injury
Category III - Can cause Minor Injury
Category IV - Can cause Minimal Threat"
What are the 4 Subcategories of MISHAP "Sub-Category A - Likely to occur
Probability and Explanation? Sub-Category B - Probably will occur
Sub-Category C - May occur
Sub-Category D - Unlikely to occur"
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RAC Risk Assessment Code
What is RAC? Combines Hazard Severity and MISHAP Probability
What are the RAC categories? 1 - Critical Risk
2 - Serious Risk
3 - Moderate Risk
4 - Minor Risk
5 - Negligible Risk
How long does a MISHAP investigation 30 days of MISHAP occurrence
report must be submitted?
Explain HAZREP Message Report a hazard or hazardous condition before a MISHAP
occurs
What are the 3 Objectives of First Aid? "1. Safe life
2. Prevent further injury
3. Prevent infection"
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What are the 4 Methods of controlling "1. Direct Pressure
bleeding? 2. Elevation
3. Pressure Points
4. Tourniquet (LAST RESORT)"
What are the 11 Pressure Points? "1. Jaw
2. Temple
3. Collar Bone
4. Neck
5. Inner Upper Arm
6. Inner Elbow
7. Wrist
8. Upper Thigh
9. Groin
10. Knee
11. Ankle"
Explain Shock Disruption of circulation system due to lack of oxygen.
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What are the symptoms for Shock? "• Vacant or lackluster eyes
• Shallow or irregular breathing
• Cold, pale skin
• Nausea
• Weak or absent pulse"
What are the treatments for Shock "• Lay the victim down flat
• Elevate feet 6-12 inches
• Cover victim in blanket to maintain body heat
• Reassure and calm the victim if conscious"
Explain "closed" fracture Broken bone penetrates skin
Explain "open" fracture Bone is broken and does not penetrate skin
What is the first step in electrical shock? Secure power
What are the treatments for electrical "• Administer artificial ventilation immediately if the victim
shock? stops breathing after freed from electrical source
• Administer CPR if they have no pulse after victim is freed
from electrical source
• Contact emergency service"
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