4b051 Bioenvironmental Engineering Journeyman Ure Questions Vol. 1
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- 1.What Statement describes a unit's purpose?
- A.
Vision
- B.
Mission
- C.
Leadership
- D.
Directional
- 2.Air Force Medical Service effects can best be described as the
- A.
Ability to provide defensive measures during a contingency
- B.
Ability to achieve Afir Force Medical Service objectives
- C.
Health service support the medics bring to the fight
- D.
War-fighting skills the medics bring to the fight
- 3.Which of the following AFMS effects includes identifying, assessing, and controlling health hazards?
- A.
Restore health
- B.
Prevent casualties
- C.
Enhance human performance
- D.
Ensuring a fit and health force
- 4.Who establishes the purpose and direction of the AFMS?
- A.
Air Force Surgeon General
- B.
Secretary of the Air Force
- C.
Major Command Surgeon General
- D.
Chief of Staff of the Air Force
- 5.If an Air Force member desired stress management education, which aerospace medicine flight would provide the instruction?
- A.
Public Health
- B.
Health Promotion
- C.
Occupational Medicine
- D.
Bioenvironmental Engineering
- 6.If an Air Force member of a line unit required clinical care, which aerospace medicine flight would provide the instruction?
- A.
Flight Medicine
- B.
Health Promotion
- C.
Aerospace physiology
- D.
Bioenvironmental Engineering
- 7.What is the bioenvironmental engineering practical application for the concept of a common set of capabilities and consistent application of skills in any setting?
- A.
Operational risk management
- B.
Garrison equals deployed
- C.
Health risk assessment
- D.
Identify and analyze
- 8.Bioenvironmental engineering's primary capability - conduct predictive exposure assessments is done by
- A.
Using occupational and environmental health data for predicting potential exposures
- B.
Effectively anticipate and recognize when physical health threats exist
- C.
Recommending measures to eliminate or control physical health threats
- D.
Responding to both deliberate and crisis events
- 9.Bioenvironmental Engineering sometimes interacts with ground safety by
- A.
A. contributing to the Occupational and Health Working Group.
- B.
B. participating with the Confined Space Program team.
- C.
C. resolving a community health issue.
- D.
D. reviewing engineering designs.
- 10.To correct a drinking water standard violation, Bioenvironmental Engineering interfaces with
- A.
A. the Air Force Inspection Agency and the Environmental Protection Agency.
- B.
B. the Air Force Medical Operations and the Air Force Inspection Agency.
- C.
C. Civil Engineering and the Environmental Protection Agency.
- D.
D. Civil Engineering and the Air Force Inspection Agency.
- 11.Which forum meets once per month to review, discuss and approve issues such as industrial hygiene recommendations?
- A.
Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Council.
- B.
Occupational and Environmental Health Working Group.
- C.
Aerospace Occupational and Environmental Council.
- D.
Aerospace Medicine Council.
- 12.Which agency typically formulates new policy for the career field?
- A.
United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine.
- B.
Occupational, Safety and Health Administration.
- C.
Major Command - Bioenvironmental Engineering.
- D.
Air Force Medical Support Agency - Bioenvironmental Engineering.
- 13.Which agency would you consult for assistance when interpreting a policy?
- A.
United States Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine.
- B.
Major Command - Bioenvironmental Engineering.
- C.
Occupational, Safety and Health Administration.
- D.
Air Force Medical Service.
- 14.If your responsibilities at a deployed location include performing vulnerability assessments, health hazard surveillance and drinking water sampling then you are a member of the
- A.
MNBC Team.
- B.
PAM Team.
- C.
Air Force Radiation Assessment Team.
- D.
Medical Global Reach Laydown Team.
- 15.If your responsibilities at a deployed location include performing confirmatory sampling of suspected contamination and analyzing associated risks jointly with civil engineering then you are member of the
- A.
MNBC Team.
- B.
PAM Team.
- C.
Air Force Radiation Assessment Team.
- D.
Medical Global Reach Laydown Team.
- 16.Matter has three basic forms: solid, liquid and gas. Its physical state is dependent upon the
- A.
Temperature and atmospheric pressure.
- B.
Atmospheric pressure only.
- C.
Mass and weight.
- D.
Mass only.
- 17.Which of the following physical states of matter cannot be compressed?
- A.
Solid and liquid.
- B.
Liquid and gas.
- C.
Liquid only.
- D.
Gas only.
- 18.Which of the physical states of matter lacks both volume and shape?
- A.
Solid and liquid.
- B.
Liquid and gas.
- C.
Liquid only.
- D.
Gas only.
- 19.An example of a solution is a
- A.
Container of methane gas and carbon dioxide gas.
- B.
Beaker of ethyl alcohol dissolved in water.
- C.
Beaker of sodium hydroxide.
- D.
Container of argon gas.
- 20.The number of protons in the nucleus of an atom is equal to the
- A.
Atomic number.
- B.
Atomic weight.
- C.
Electron number.
- D.
Electron weight.
- 21.The mass number of an atom is equal to the sum of the number of
- A.
Neutrons, electrons and protons.
- B.
Neutrons and electrons.
- C.
Protons and electrons.
- D.
Protons and neutrons.
- 22.Due to their high reactivity, what commonly combines with organic compounds to form dangerous chemicals that can be toxic to humans?
- A.
Metals.
- B.
Alkalis.
- C.
Halogens.
- D.
Noble gases.
- 23.In what electron shell does most of the reaction activity take place within an atom?
- A.
Closest to the nucleus.
- B.
Outermost.
- C.
Innermost.
- D.
Middle.
- 24.What term refers to the number of electrons an atom will give, receive, or share with another in a chemical reaction?
- A.
Atomic number.
- B.
Atomic weight.
- C.
Element.
- D.
Valence.
- 25.Elements form compounds in an attempt to
- A.
Become more stable.
- B.
Disperse energy.
- C.
Become inert.
- D.
Gain energy.
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