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Define HAZMAT. Correct Answer: Any material that, because of its quantity, concentration, or physical or chemical characteristics, may pose a substantial hazard to human health or the environment when purposefully released or accidentally spilled Where do you find information pertaining to the specific HAZMAT you are using? Correct Answer: - Safety Data Sheet (SDS): technical bulletins containing information about materials, such as composition, chemical & physical characteristics,...

Define HAZMAT. Correct Answer: Any material that, because of its quantity, concentration, or physical or chemical characteristics, may pose a substantial hazard to human health or the environment when purposefully released or accidentally spilled Where do you find information pertaining to the specific HAZMAT you are using? Correct Answer: - Safety Data Sheet (SDS): technical bulletins containing information about materials, such as composition, chemical & physical characteristics,...

Three Objectives of First Aid Correct Answer: Prevent Further Injury, Infection, And Loss of Life Four Methods of Controlling Bleeding Correct Answer: Direct Pressure, Elevation, Pressure Points, and Tourniquet 11 Pressure Points Correct Answer: Temple, Jaw, Neck, Collar Bone, Inner Upper Arm, Inner Elbow, Wrist, Upper Thigh, Groin, Knee, and Ankle First Degree Burn Correct Answer: Produces Redness, Warmth and Mild Pain Second Degree Burn Correct Answer: Causes Red, Blistered Skin ...

What are the three objectives of first aid? Correct Answer: To prevent further injury, infection, and the loss of life. What is a pressure point? Correct Answer: A point on the body where a main artery lies near the skin surface and over a bone. You can reduce or stop blood flow to areas of the body by applying pressure. What are the 11 pressure points? Correct Answer: Superficial temporal artery, facial artery, common carotid artery, subclavian artery(collar bone), brachial artery...

3 objectives of first aid Correct Answer: Prevent further injury, infection, the loss of life 4 methods of controlling bleeding Correct Answer: Direct pressure, elevation, pressure points, use of tourniquet as a last resort 11 principal pressure points Correct Answer: Temple, jaw, neck, collar bone, inner upper arm, inner elbow, wrist, upper thigh, groin, knee, ankle 3 classifications of burns Correct Answer: First degree, second degree, three degree First degree burn Correct Ans...

Define the Acronym VIDS. Correct Answer: Visual Identification Display System 3. Explain the purpose of the OPNAV 4790/64 Correct Answer: The SE Transaction Report (OPNAV 4790/64) will be used to record transfer, receipt, and sub custody of SE reported under the AMMRL Program 1. Explain the purpose of the OPNAV 4790/52 Correct Answer: The SE Preoperational Record (OPNAV 4790/52) will be maintained by the work center responsible for performing preoperational inspections. The record wil...

SORM Correct Answer: Standard Organization and Regulations Manual 3120.32 Three objectives of first aid Correct Answer: Prevent: further injury, Infection, Loss of life Four methods of controlling bleeding: Correct Answer: Direct pressure Elevation Pressure points Use of tourniquet Pressure point Correct Answer: Point on the body where a main artery lies near the skin surface and over a bone How many principal pressure points on each side of the body Correct Answer: 11 Pr...

What is NATOPS? Correct Answer: Naval Air Training and Operating Procedures Standardization; a standardized manual for training in maintenance and flight operations When was NATOPS established and why? Correct Answer: 1961, To improve combat readiness and achieve a substantial reduction in naval aircraft mishaps. How many aircraft did the USN/USMC lose in 1950? Correct Answer: 776 What was the first standardized program made and in what year? Correct Answer: Naval Aviation Mainte...

How often is an aircraft washed on shore? Correct Answer: Every 14 days How often is an aircraft washed at sea? Correct Answer: Every 7 days What type of soap is used to wash the aircraft? Correct Answer: MIL-C-85570 Type II What are the six sections of fuselage? Correct Answer: Cockpit Cabin Transition Section Tail Cone Tail Rotor Pylon Main Rotor Pylon What are the two methods used to lock and unlock the tail wheel lock-pin? Correct Answer: Electrically by a toggle switch...

What is Motion? Correct Answer: process of changing place or position; motion is movement What are the three types of motion? Correct Answer: linear motion- all parts move in a straight line angular motion- body moves in a circular motion general motion- combination of linear and angular motion Describe Force Correct Answer: something causing a change in the motion of an object Describe Inertia Correct Answer: willingness of an object to stay in constant motion or rest Descri...

What does VSA stand for? Correct Answer: Value Stream Analysis Fourth position of SM&R code? Correct Answer: Lowest level capable of repair Fifth position of SM&R code? Correct Answer: Condemn or dispose Standard date entry of logbook? Correct Answer: YYMMDD When should you use a DD1149? Correct Answer: When shipping SE When should you receive a DD1348? Correct Answer: As a receipt for parts What reference should you refer to when composing a Naval Message? Correct Answer: Naval Te...

What is the F/A-18 structure and surface contain? Correct Answer: graphic and carbon/epoxy composite materials What is a safety hazard while dealing with fiber Correct Answer: It can be embedded into exposed skin and become difficult to remove. What precautions must be observed when handling these materials? Correct Answer: wearing a respirator and goggles and wearing close weave cotton gloves when handling exposed or damaged material. What are the areas to avoid stepping on? Corre...

Three objectives of first aid Correct Answer: Prevent infection, further injury, and loss of life Eight fundamental areas of first aid Correct Answer: Bleeding, Burns, fractures, electrical shock, obstructed airway, heat related injury, cold-weather injury, and shock Four methods of controlling bleeding Correct Answer: Direct pressure, pressure points, elevation, Tourniquet as a last resort What is a pressure point Correct Answer: Where a main artery lies near the skin and over a...

3 first aid objectives Correct Answer: 1. Prevent further injury 2. Prevent infection 3. Loss of life 4 controlled bleeding methods Correct Answer: 1. Direct pressure 2. Elevation 3. Pressure points 4. Tourniquet Pressure point Correct Answer: Point on the body where a main artery lies near the skin surface but over a bone How many pressure points Correct Answer: 11 Name 5 pressure points Correct Answer: 1. Temple 2. Jaw 3. Neck

What are The three objectives of first aid? Correct Answer: prevent further injury, infection, and the loss of life. What are the four methods of controlling bleeding? Correct Answer: direct pressure, elevation, pressure points, and use of a tourniquet as a last resort. How many principal pressure points are on each side of the body. Correct Answer: 11 How many total principal pressure points are there total? Correct Answer: 22 Name Five (5) Pressure points. Correct Answer: Temple,...

Birthday of Naval Aviation? Correct Answer: May 8, 1911 14 November 1910 Correct Answer: First takeoff from a ship. Eugene Ely flew a 50 hp Curtiss plane from a wooden platform built on the bow of the USS Birmingham 8 May 1911 Correct Answer: Capt. W. I. Chambers prepares requisitions for 2 Glenn Curtiss biplanes. Birth of naval aviation. 20 June 1913 Correct Answer: First fatality of naval aviation, Ensign William D. Billingsly. Thrown from the plane and fell to his death. 22 Oc...

What is the objective of the NAMP? Correct Answer: To achieve and continually improve aviation material readiness and safety standards established by the CNO/COMNAVAIRFOR, with coordination from the CMC, with optimum use of manpower, material, facilities, and funds Who is in charge of the NAMP? Correct Answer: Chief of Naval Operations (CNO) MO duties and responsibilities Correct Answer: Head of maintenance department, manages department and is responsible to CO for accomplishmen...

Explain safety guidelines for airfield/flightline and flight deck Correct Answer: Extensive flightline training is required and similar to flight deck training. Being FOD free, wearing PPE, being qualified, and keeping your head on a swivel What safety PPE is required on the flight line? Correct Answer: flight deck steel toed safety shoes, cranial impact helmet, protective eye goggles, leather gloves Run ways Correct Answer: Paved areas use for aircraft takeoff and landing. Very in...

Explain the basic functions of the Aircraft Armament Division. Correct Answer: Maintenance- Maintenance of AAE/AAS Protection of AAE- Preservation/Upkeep Inventory- Perform inventories as required Improve Readiness-Issue/Receive/Ship/Stage AAE as required by operational commands Explain the Naval Ordnance Management Policy (NOMP) and its purpose. Correct Answer: Designed to achieve operational readiness and life cycle management of ammunitions and explosives as established by the...

The acronym RADAR stands for ____________________ Correct Answer: Radio Detection And Ranging What is the Radio Frequency Spectrum used in COM/NAV? Correct Answer: 3 kHz to 300 GHz What is the time interval for a RADAR range mile? Correct Answer: 12.36 Microseconds What does RADAR stand for?" Correct Answer: Radio Detection and Ranging What NEC is required to calibrate a CASS bench?" Correct Answer: 6705 What does CASS stand for?" Correct Answer: Consolidated Automated S...