HERT Final Exam 2025/2026 Actual Complete Real
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According to the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA), in order to select personal protective
equipment (PPE), responders should know the atmospheric
O2 concentration, the exposure chemical, and
_______________. - ANSWER-the exposure chemical
concentration
Hospital administrators have been informed that a suspected
terrorist incident has occurred involving the detonation of a
dirty bomb. A victim who was not in the proximity of the event
presents in the hospital emergency room with severe nausea,
vomiting, and headache. These symptoms are most likely a
result of __________. - ANSWER-acute inhalation of
radioactive particles
Victims of a mass casualty incident (MCI) arrive at a hospital's
emergency treatment area (ETA). They have not been through
any decontamination process. What are the primary criteria by
which people should be assessed
prior to entering the hospital's victim reception area? -
ANSWER-Potentially
, contaminated vs.
uncontaminated
Undergoing decontamination removal of contaminated
clothing is approx what
percent? - ANSWER-
60-80%
Set up of am ETA could be triggered by - ANSWER-
CBRNE: chemical,
biological, radiological, nuclear, or
explosive event
Removal of contamination from responder that is NOT
used on victims -
ANSWER-Technical
Decontamination
Personnel responsible for designating the level of ppe to
be worn by the
decontamination team - ANSWER-Incident
commander
Deontaminating non ambulatory victims, responders
should be careful to:
ANSWER-Avoid straddling or reaching acros victims as it
can cause cross
contamination.
Exam Questions with verified Answers (Correct
Answers) Already Graded A+ / Newest Exam /
Just Released!!
According to the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA), in order to select personal protective
equipment (PPE), responders should know the atmospheric
O2 concentration, the exposure chemical, and
_______________. - ANSWER-the exposure chemical
concentration
Hospital administrators have been informed that a suspected
terrorist incident has occurred involving the detonation of a
dirty bomb. A victim who was not in the proximity of the event
presents in the hospital emergency room with severe nausea,
vomiting, and headache. These symptoms are most likely a
result of __________. - ANSWER-acute inhalation of
radioactive particles
Victims of a mass casualty incident (MCI) arrive at a hospital's
emergency treatment area (ETA). They have not been through
any decontamination process. What are the primary criteria by
which people should be assessed
prior to entering the hospital's victim reception area? -
ANSWER-Potentially
, contaminated vs.
uncontaminated
Undergoing decontamination removal of contaminated
clothing is approx what
percent? - ANSWER-
60-80%
Set up of am ETA could be triggered by - ANSWER-
CBRNE: chemical,
biological, radiological, nuclear, or
explosive event
Removal of contamination from responder that is NOT
used on victims -
ANSWER-Technical
Decontamination
Personnel responsible for designating the level of ppe to
be worn by the
decontamination team - ANSWER-Incident
commander
Deontaminating non ambulatory victims, responders
should be careful to:
ANSWER-Avoid straddling or reaching acros victims as it
can cause cross
contamination.
