4b051 Bioenvironmental Engineering Journeyman CDC Ure Questions Vol. 2
- 1.Within the Occupational and Environmental Health (OEH) Program, which of the following are Bioenvironmental Engineering responsibilities?
- A.
Providing input to the Force Protection Working Group, determining compliance standards, and implementing administrative controls.
- B.
Updating OEH exposure data, implementing workplace risk controls, and communicating hazard information directly to regulatory authorities.
- C.
Accomplishing OEH risk assessments, recommending and evaluating OEH hazard controls, and communicating risks to the organizational leadership.
- D.
Proving emergency management incident response, conducting OEH risk assessments when time permits, and managing risks identified by organizational leadership.
- 2.If upon arriving at an industrial facility, you conducted a quantitative assessment to focus Bioenvironmental Engineering (BE) resources on occupational and environmental health (OEH) related hazards that require additional evaluation, then what type of OEH process assessment have you conducted?
- A.
Routine.
- B.
Special
- C.
Periodic.
- D.
Termination.
- 3.What three pillars are used to describe Force Health Protection?
- A.
Healthy and fit force, casualty prevention, and casualty care and management.
- B.
Casualty care and management, health risk assessment, and operational risk management.
- C.
Casualty prevention, workplace safety and fitness programs, and occupational preventive measures.
- D.
Operational risk management, occupational and environmental health programs, and healthyand fit force.
- 4.Which Code of Federal Regulation deals with protecting human health and welfare as related to the workplace?
- A.
Title 10, Energy.
- B.
Title 29, Labor.
- C.
Title 40, Protection of Environment.
- D.
Title 49, Transportation.
- 5.What organization is responsible for publishing the Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) and Biological Exposure Indices (BEIs)?
- A.
American National Standards Institute.
- B.
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
- C.
American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.
- D.
US Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine.
- 6.Which of the following web-based application systems is the AF-approved occupational and environmental health management information system?
- A.
Phoenix.
- B.
Command Core.
- C.
Aerospace Medicine Management System.
- D.
Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System.
- 7.Which of the following fully qualified people can verify the accuracy and completeness of all exposure assessment data that is entered into Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System (DOEHRS)?
- A.
Bioenvironmental Engineer and Bioenvironmental Engineer (BE) Apprentice.
- B.
BE Apprentice and Civilian Industrial Hygienist.
- C.
BE Craftsman and Aerospace Medicine Commander.
- D.
Bioenvironmental Engineer and Civilian Industrial Hygienist.
- 8.What is the benefit of standardizing processes and information within the Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System (DOEHRS)?
- A.
Automates the military health system.
- B.
Integrates Force Health Protection information.
- C.
Provides timely and efficient local access of data and information.
- D.
Allows installations to devote more resources to high risk operations.
- 9.Which of the following terms refers to the Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System (DOEHRS) data stored on an individual worker’s history of pre-deployment, deployment, and post-deployment exposures?
- A.
Routine exposure record.
- B.
Vertical record of exposure.
- C.
Longitudinal exposure record.
- D.
Historical exposure data record.
- 10.Accurate routine and special assessment data in Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System (DOEHRS) is used for what purpose?
- A.
Determine hazardous duty pay.
- B.
Determine fitness for duty qualification.
- C.
Make recommendations to protect aircraft supplies and equipment.
- D.
Make recommendations to protect workers from health threats and risks.
- 11.What is the first step in the Occupational and Environmental Health Site Assessment (OESHA) process?
- A.
Reassessment.
- B.
Conceptual Site Model.
- C.
Site Identification/sectoring.
- D.
Pre-deployment/baseline activities.
- 12.If you are validating the health threat information collected during the pre-deployment and baseline activities and identified additional threats not foreseen, then which step of Occupational and Environmental Health Site Assessment (OESHA) are you working on?
- A.
Reassessment.
- B.
Site reconnaissance.
- C.
Conceptual Site Model.
- D.
Site Identification/sectoring.
- 13.Which of the following is not a bioenvironmental engineering (BE) role in the occupational and environmental health site assessment/health risk assessment/health risk management (OESHA/HRA/HRM) processes?
- A.
Initiate a concise course of action.
- B.
Determine appropriate control options.
- C.
Communicate information through your chain of command
- D.
Identify and analyze occupational and environmental health risks at both garrison and deployed locations.
- 14.What step of the Occupational and Environmental Health Site Assessment (OESHA) process is a written depiction that shows the link between occupational and environmental health (OEH) threats and personnel working in similar working groups?
- A.
Reassessment.
- B.
Site reconnaissance.
- C.
Conceptual Site Model.
- D.
Site Identification/sectoring.
- 15.Why is initial assessment screening beneficial?
- A.
It can widen the parameters for analysis by identifying the presence of high potential threats.
- B.
It can widen the parameters for analysis by ruling out the presence of high potential threats.
- C.
It can narrow the parameters for analysis by ruling out the presence of high potential threats.
- D.
It can narrow the parameters for analysis by identifying the presence of high potential threats.
- 16.Which step in health risk assessment (HRA) parallels the reassessment step in the occupational and environmental health site assessment (OESHA) process?
- A.
Supervise and review.
- B.
Communicating HRA results.
- C.
Determining the health risk estimate.
- D.
Identifying/recommending/implementing controls.
- 17.Translating qualitative and quantitative data into understandable information for commanders occurs during which step of the health risk assessment (HRA)?
- A.
Supervise and review.
- B.
Communicating HRA Results.
- C.
Determining the Health Risk Estimate.
- D.
Identifying/Recommending/Implementing Controls.
- 18.Which of the following is not a bioenvironmental engineering (BE) role in regard to control options?
- A.
Communicate control options and resulting impacts on personnel and the mission.
- B.
Decide whether or not to implement recommended controls and accept ancillary risks.
- C.
Determine which controls are appropriate to reduce health threat exposures to acceptable levels.
- D.
Recommend which controls are appropriate to reduce health threat exposures to acceptable levels
- 19.Evaluating the environmental and industrial conditions that could present health threats at expeditionary locations is the beginning of what process?
- A.
Health risk assessment (HRA).
- B.
Health risk estimate (HRE).
- C.
Operational risk management (ORM).
- D.
Occupational and environmental health site assessment (OESHA).
- 20.As a member of the preventive and aerospace medicine (PAM) team, which will you not be involved with during site selection?
- A.
Develop and communicate the results of your site assessment.
- B.
Help in the selection of bed down sites and facility configurations.
- C.
Implement hazard recommendations in support of contingency operations.
- D.
Evaluating environmental and industrial conditions that could present health hazards.
- 21.Which of the following is not a form of substitution?
- A.
Substitution of process.
- B.
Substitution of materials.
- C.
Substitution of personnel.
- D.
Substitution of equipment
- 22.Which of the following is an administrative control?
- A.
Isolation.
- B.
Face shield.
- C.
Ventilation.
- D.
Air sampling.
- 23.Changing a hazard source to make it less hazardous is an example of which occupational exposure control?
- A.
Engineering.
- B.
Administrative.
- C.
Preventive maintenance.
- D.
Personal Protective Equipment.
- 24.Which occupational exposure control should be used in conjunction with other controls?
- A.
Engineering.
- B.
Administrative.
- C.
Preventive maintenance.
- D.
Personal Protective Equipment.
- 25.Who has the responsibility to assess workplaces to identify if hazards are present which require personal protective equipment?
- A.
Bioenvironmental engineering (BE) Officer.
- B.
BE Technician.
- C.
Chief of Safety.
- D.
Workplace supervisors.
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