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HRCT Revision 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following shall be consumed by SCDF responders to protect themselves against radiation effects before responding to an incident involving a nuclear-powered submarine?

a)

Sodium iodide tablets

b)

Potassium iodide tablets

c)

Caesium iodide tablets

d)

Manganese sulphate tablets

2.

In the event of a "white powder" incident, how many Aseptojet units are required to optimally decontaminate a room measuring 2.5m by 15m by 10m?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

3.

During a suspected chemical agent incident, which of the following events help to confirm the incident so that the Ops Centre can activate the 2nd tier of response?

a)

No sign of casualty but AP4C detects positive readings

b)

10 casualties fainted but no readings on detectors

c)

Both AP4C and LCD3.3 detect positive readings

d)

2 casualties, with some readings on the Intensimeter

4.

Which of the following scenarios can be a hazard to the responder when a CNG car is on fire?

a)

The fire will cause natural gas leak in open spaces. This will displace oxygen in the atmosphere and suffocate responders unless breathing apparatus is worn.

b)

The fire will cause a leak from the highly-pressurized CNG fuel system, which could then produce a high-velocity cold gas jet. This is cryogenic and can freeze anything upon contact.

c)

When impinged in a fire, the internal pressure in the cylinder may go beyond the pressure limit. When there is no way to vent the pressurized gas to the atmosphere, the cylinder may rupture violently.

d)

The fire will cause natural gas leak, which is both toxic and cancer-causing. Breathing apparatus set has to be worn.

5.

How many UN classifications of dangerous goods are there?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

6.

Which of the following statements regarding the AP4C is true?

a)

The CH detection channel indicates the presence of explosives.

b)

The CH detection channel indicates that there are vapours that are flammable.

c)

The CH detection channel indicates the presence of flammable solids.

d)

The CH detection channel indicates the presence of toxic substances.

7.

Which of these chemicals can the LCD3.3 detect?

a)

Anthrax and Botulinum

b)

Chlorine and Phosgene

c)

Nitrates

d)

All of the above

8.

What is the proper set up procedure of the Intensimeter?

a)

Switch on the X50DE; attach to the Telescope Probe; remove rubber cap; ready for use.

b)

Switch on the X50DE; attach to the Telescope Probe; wait for self-test; X50DE automatically enters into dose mode; ready for use.

c)

Attach the X50DE to the Telescope Probe; switch on the X50DE; wait for self-test; X50DE automatically enters into dose rate measurement mode; ready for use.

d)

Attach the X50DE to the Telescope Probe; switch on the X50DE; wait for self-test; press the Toggle Button until dose rate measurement mode; ready for use.

9.

Which of the following is NOT a hazard of flammable gas?

a)

Projectile

b)

BLEVE

c)

Frost Bite

d)

Skin Irritation

10.

Which of the following is NOT an emergency actions for handling corrosives?

a)

Time-Distance-Shielding

b)

Isolation of spill

c)

Use foam for vapor suppression

d)

Use water for vapor dispersion

11.

Which of the following safety precautions should a responder observe when responding to a CNG fire?

a)

Avoid cutting into the pressurized tank and fuel lines.

b)

Try to remove the fuel tank and fuel line from the vehicle to a safe location.

c)

Stay clear from the pressure relieg vents - a loud hissing sound indicates venting of excess pressure. Attempt to locate the source and divert the vents from discharging gas.

d)

Sudden gas release may cause frosting. Do not touch frosted areas without proper protective gear.

12.

You are now responding to a HazMat incident. Along the way, you are informed that the UN ID numbee of the substance involved is "2387". Using the DOT Emergency Response Guidebook given to you, what can you tell about this chemical?

a)

It is a flammable liquid that is non-polar, noxious and water-immiscible.

b)

It is a spontaneously combustible susbtance.

c)

It is a water-reactive oxidizer.

d)

It is a radioactive material.

13.

In liquid sample collection using the AP4C, an area of ________ is to be covered using the S4PE scrapers.

a)

20cm x 10cm

b)

10cm x 1cm

c)

10cm x 10cm

d)

20cm x 20cm

14.

What does the GHS pictogram represent?

a)

Explosive

b)

Radioactive

c)

Oxidizer

d)

Corrosive

15.

Which of the following is NOT an emergency actions for handling corrosives.

a)

Spray water directly at the spill.

b)

Isolation of spill.

c)

Use foam for vapor suppression.

d)

Use water for vapor dispersion.

16.

When taking background measurement at the Decon Point, what is the minimum distance the FH40 monitor should be away from any contaminated object or person?

a)

50cm

b)

100cm

c)

150cm

d)

200cm

17.

Which of the following type of radiation has the greatest penetrating power?

a)

Alpha

b)

Beta

c)

Gamma

d)

Neutron

18.

In NFPA 704, what does this image means?

a)

Corrosive material

b)

Avoid use of water

c)

Harmful waste

d)

Flammable material

19.

A container labelled with a Hazard Class 3 indicated that it is a ________ product.

a)

Flammable Gas

b)

Flammable/Combustible Liquid

c)

Flammable Solid

d)

Oxidizer

20.

What does IDLH stands for?

a)

Immediate danger to life and health

b)

Immediately dangerous to life or health

c)

Immediate dangerous to life and health

d)

Immediately danger to life or health