HAZMAT TECH 2 FINAL TEST
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS [GRADED A+]
Action options and response objectives - ✔✔Offensive
Defensive
Nonintervention
Decisions should focus on changing what? - ✔✔Actions of the stressors
Containment system
Hazardous material
Event Sequence - ✔✔1. Stress
2. Breach
3. Release
4. Engulf
5. Contact
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,6. Harm
Stress (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change applied stress
Response Options - move stressor, move stressed system, and shield
stressed system
Breach (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change breach size
Response Options - chill contents, limit stress levels, activate venting
devices, and mechanical repair
Release (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change quantity of release
Response Options - change container position, minimize pressure
differential, cap off breach, remove contents (equipment more important
than personnel)
Engulf (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change size of danger zone
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, Response Options - barriers, adsorbents, absorbents, diluents, reactants,
overpack
Contact (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change exposures contacted
Response Options - provide sheltering, begin evacuation, and personal
protective equipment
Harm (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change severity of harm
Response Options - rinse off contamination, increase distance from source,
provide shielding, provide prompt medical attention
NFPA 1991 worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA - ✔✔OSHA/EPA Level A
NFPA 1994 Class 2 worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA - ✔✔OSHA/EPA
Level B
NFPA 1971 with CBRN option worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA -
✔✔OSHA/EPA Level B
©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS [GRADED A+]
Action options and response objectives - ✔✔Offensive
Defensive
Nonintervention
Decisions should focus on changing what? - ✔✔Actions of the stressors
Containment system
Hazardous material
Event Sequence - ✔✔1. Stress
2. Breach
3. Release
4. Engulf
5. Contact
©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.
,6. Harm
Stress (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change applied stress
Response Options - move stressor, move stressed system, and shield
stressed system
Breach (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change breach size
Response Options - chill contents, limit stress levels, activate venting
devices, and mechanical repair
Release (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change quantity of release
Response Options - change container position, minimize pressure
differential, cap off breach, remove contents (equipment more important
than personnel)
Engulf (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change size of danger zone
©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.
, Response Options - barriers, adsorbents, absorbents, diluents, reactants,
overpack
Contact (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change exposures contacted
Response Options - provide sheltering, begin evacuation, and personal
protective equipment
Harm (Response Objectives and Response Options) - ✔✔Response
Objectives - change severity of harm
Response Options - rinse off contamination, increase distance from source,
provide shielding, provide prompt medical attention
NFPA 1991 worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA - ✔✔OSHA/EPA Level A
NFPA 1994 Class 2 worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA - ✔✔OSHA/EPA
Level B
NFPA 1971 with CBRN option worn with NIOSH CBRN SCBA -
✔✔OSHA/EPA Level B
©morren2025/2026.Year published 2026.
