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Common Core
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 3 Objectives of first aid | 1. Maintain Breathing 2. Stop Bleeding 3. Prevent or treat for shock |
| 2 Types of Fractures.. | Open and Closed |
| How to place tourniquet? (Massive Hemorrhage w/ Amputation) | Place tourniquet 2-3 inches above wound. NOT OVER A JOINT. Write a “T” and time of placement on forehead |
| 6th Fleet | Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea Areas Location: Gaeta, Italy |
| 7th Fleet | Western Pacific/Indian Ocean Location: Yokosuka, Japan |
| 10th fleet | Conjunction w/ 2nd and 7th fleet |
| “ICE” method when attempting to retrieve body part to preserve it? (Massive Hemorrhage w/ amputation) | Wrap body part in towel/sheet, place in bag of ice. DONT PLACE BODY PART DIRECTLY ON ICE. |
| (ELECTRICAL SHOCK) Used if power source cannot be secured? | A non-conductive object to move casualty away from source |
| (SMOKE INHALATION) First line of treatment | Oxygen |
| 1st degree burn | Red skin, mild pain |
| 2nd degree burn | Red Skin, blisters, sever pain |
| 3rd degree burn | Charred black skin, sever pain |
| Used to estimate body surface area burned? | Rule of nines |
| Ways to stop bleeding? | 1. Direct pressure 2. Pressure points 3. Tourniquet (last resort) |
| Dislocation Definition... | Bone forcibly displaced from its joints |
| Sprain definition... | Injuries to ligaments and soft tissues that support a joint |
| “ORM” | Operational Risk Management |
| 5 Step ORM process... | Identify Hazards Assess Hazards Make Risk Decisions Implement Controls Supervise |
| ADULT CPR | Deliver 1st set of 30 compressions. Compressions must be at least 2 inches deep at a rate of at least 100 per min. 5 cycles of 30 compressions and 2 breaths (2mins) |
| Mishap classes | A B C |
| 1st Mishap Class | A: $2,000,000 or more |
| 2nd mishap class | B: $500,000 or more but LESS than $2,000,000 |
| 3rd mishap class | C: $50,000 or more but LESS than $500,000 |
| MOPP levels | MOPP level 0 MOPP level 1 MOPP level 2 MOPP level 3 GQ is set MOPP level 4 |
| Atropine 2-PAM-chloride | For nerve agent casualties |
| Biological Warfare | Pathogens Toxins |
| “IPE” | Individual Protective Equipment |
| “PPE” | Personnel Protective Equipment Establishes as a last line of defense in event of equipment breakdown |
| Chemical Warfare | Nerve Blister Blood Choking |
| M9 Chemical Agent Detection Paper | Turns red/reddish color |
| Core Capabilities | 1. FWD Presence 2. Deterrence 3. Sea Control 4. Power Projection 5. Maritime Security 6. Humanitarian Assistance / Disaster Relief |
| Gun Salute | Presidents Day Memorial Day Independence Day |
| Who was the 1st CO of the T.R.? | Captain Paul W. Parcells |
| Theodore Roosevelt was the President... | 26th President |
| CVN 71 SEAL... | 58 strands on morning line because TR was born in 1858 |
| CNO signed Navy Energy Vision | October 2010 |
| President Obama in 2012... | Issued president proclamation declaring October National Energy Action Month |
| PACOM loacation And command | Location: Camp Smith, Hawaii Command: US Pacific Command |
| AFRICOM Location And Command | Location: Stuttgart, Germany Command: US Africa Command |
| 2nd fleet | Atlantic Ocean Location: Norfolk, Virginia |
| 15th MCPON | MCPON Russel Smith |
| Oldest US Navy Commissioned Vessel | USS Constitution (Old Ironsides) |
| Navy’s Birthday | October 13, 1775 |
| Condition that led to the foundation of US Navy | Taxation’s without Representation |
| Guadalcanal | 13-15 November 1942 USS Juneau involves in battle Navy policy concerning family members separation was reinstated due to the 5 Sullivan brothers. |
| Battle of Midway | 3-5th June 1942 Turning point of the Pacific War 3 carries: Hornet Enterprise, Yorktown 4 Japanese carriers sunk Japanese planes sunk the Yorktown |
| 1994 | First of many female naval aviator’s passed fleet carrier qualifications in combat aviation. USS Eisenhower becomes 1st combat ship yo receive permanent assigned women |
| 20 March 1922 | Jupiter, former Collier or coral carrier, was recommissioned after conversion to Navy’s first carrier USS Langley |
| 1984 | 1sr carrier landing was made by US Navy jet FJ-1 Fury lands aboard USS Boxer |
| Battle of Coral Sea | 7-8 May 1942 Breaking of Japanese navy code 1st carrier vs. carrier battle Strategic setback for Japanese |
| 14Nov1910 | 1st take off from a ship (Eugene Ely) in a 50hp Curtiss plane from the bow of USS Bermingham |
| 8May1911 | Naval Aviation Birthday |
| Sailors Creed | Written in 1993 |
| DEFCON | Defense readiness condition DEFCON 5. Normal, peacetime readiness DEFCON 4. Normal, increased intelligence, and strengthened security measures. DEFCON 3. Increase force readiness above normal readiness. DEFCON 2. Further increase in force readiness but |
| What is the firefighters primary duty? | Saving lives Secondary: extinguish fires and limit damage |
| FPCONS | FORCE PROTECTION CONDITIONS FPCON Normal FPCON Alpha FPCON Bravo FPCON Charlie FPCON Delta |
| 3rd Fleet | Eastern Pacific Ocean Location: San Diego, CA |
| 4th Fleet | Caribbean, Central and South America and surrounding waters Location: Mayport, FL |
| 5th Fleet | Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, and Pursuant Gulf Location: Manama, Bahrain |
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