1TPTBN DyHH Safety Quiz

Who can call for a Safety Stoppage?

• Anyone

• Conducting Officer only

• Supervising Officer only

Which of the following is not a CAT1 precautionary measure?

• Troops to stay under isolated trees and open areas

• Troops to stay away from fences and pipes

• Troops to avoid body contact with good conductors of electricity

Soldiers with medical conditions should

be identified as they are at a higher risk of sustaining injuries. Which of the following is correct?

• The soldier should wear a coloured band around his right wrist

• Paste a masking tape on the soldier's right chest

• Draw a cross on the soldier's right palm with a green marker

A serviceman just recovered from fever with his MC expiring yesterday. The company will be participating in a strenuous activity today. What should be done?

• Serviceman will participate in the activity

• Serviceman should not participate in the activity on the immediate day after his MC expired

• Conducting body and serviceman to assess his own condition before deciding to participate in the activity

What should be done for newly posted in soldiers when embarking on strenuous activities?

• They should follow the rest of the unit's soldiers and what they are doing for that activity

• Their training should be tailored and progressive before they embark on strenuous activities

• None of the above

Who can declare "Man Down!" in the Man Down Drill?

• Safety Officer

• Medic

• Anyone

Based on the Man Down Drill, which of the following questions should be asked to assess the casualty's alertness?

• Who is your closest family member?

• What time is it?

• What training activity are you doing now?

Which of the following avenues can open reporting be done?

• FormSG

• Army Safety Hotline

• All of the above

Ice packs are placed on the vital parts of the heat casualty's body in order to bring down his body temperature. What part of the body should the ice packs be placed?

• Chest, Abdomen, and both thighs

• Neck, Armpits and Groin

• Chest, Armpits and Groin

Ways to reduce body temperature include:

• Applying ice packs at the 6 vital points

• Using sponges soaked in ice-water to sponge the casualty

• All of the above