This CDC 4B051 Vol 5 quiz assesses knowledge on groundwater characteristics, storage zones, and quality standards for drinking purposes. It highlights key aspects like turbidity, alkalinity, and the importance of oxygen in water taste, aligning with EPA guidelines.
Quality
Primacy
Primary
Secondary
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Groundwater has a low turbidity
Groundwater has a variable supply
Groundwater has high calcium levels
It is easy to determine the quantity of groundwater
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Evaluation of respiratory hazards
Time period that respirator must be worn
Worker’s respirator brand preference
Worker’s activities
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Determine if the risk information or message reached the target audience
Release you from any further responsibility
Win friends and influence people
None of the above
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Safe Drinking Water Act
Well Head Protection Program
Safe Drinking Water Surveillance Program
National Primary Drinking Water Regulation
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Threat
Security risk
Credible target
Security challenge
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Every chemical used on the base
Every chemical used in the wing
Every chemical used in the shop
Every chemical used in the unit
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US Department of Agriculture
US Environmental Protection Agency
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
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Planning
Reporting
Follow-up
Conducting
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Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
Annually
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Acidity
Alkalinity
Hardness
Dissolved gases
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Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Hydrogen sulfide
Carbon monoxide
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WEEL
ERPG
CHEMRAT
MEDIC CD
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25 percent
20 percent
15 percent
10 percent
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Bioenvironmental Engineering, Public Health, Environmental Management
Bioenvironmental Engineering, Environmental Management, and Ground Safety
Ground Safety, Public Health, and Bioenvironmental Engineering
Ground Safety, Fire and Emergency Services, and Bioenvironmental Engineering
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10.9 percent
19.5 percent
20.9 percent
23.5 percent
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Clarity
Complexity
Focused
Organized
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Emergency planning
Toxic release inventory
Emergency release notification
All of the above are key provisions of EPCRA
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Another handheld radio
A vehicle with its motor running
Unexploded ordinance (UXO).
A vehicle refueling pump
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Aeration
Fluoridation
Scale Control
Carbon Adsorption
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Annually
Semi-annually
Every ten years
During each rotation
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Two trucks per month
All trucks every month
One truck per week, all trucks every month
One truck per month, all trucks every calendar quarter
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Hood size
Duct length
Duct velocity
Duct diameter
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Quarterly
Semi-annually
Annually
Biennial
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Re-fit testing exposed workers
Providing addition training to exposed workers
Fitting exposed workers with a different type of respirator
Investigation to determine why inadequate respirators were provided
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Eliminates need to test oxygen levels.
Dilutes or removes toxic air contaminants
Reduces the atmospheric testing frequency
Eliminates need to test for toxics substances
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Lakes, streams, and oceans
Snow, glaciers, and rivers
Unconfined and confined zones
Unsaturated and saturated zones
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Follow-up
Pre-assessment
Information gathering
Information processing
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Air-line
Air-purifying
Atmosphere supplying
Closed circuit self-contained breathing apparatuses (SCBA).
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Radiological emission device (RED)
Radiological dispersal device (RDD).
A nuclear warhead
A football
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Semi-annually; by respirator manufacturer
Annually; by respirator manufacturer.
Semi-annually; by supervisor
Annually; by supervisor
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TOP SECRET
CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
UNCLASSIFIED
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Services
Security forces
Fire Department
Environmental flight
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10
15
25
50
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Site examination
Base Sanitary Survey
Aircraft Watering Point Survey
Water Vulnerability Assessment
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Eliminate source of water
Increase fresh air rate
Rebalance system
Replace filters
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Qualitative
Quantitative
Positive pressure
Expanded standards
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Written HAZCOM program documentation
Shop safety PowerPoint slides
A opportunity to talk to some of the workers
Both a and c
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Emergency support functions
Emergency responders
First responders
Command staff
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Low
High
Routine
Potential
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Water Purveyor
Water Security and Survivability
Base Potable Water System Overview
Anti-Terrorism Program Review for Water
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The likely source of contaminant in the local drinking water supply
The water system’s compliance with other drinking water-related rules
The formulas used to reach the assessment results on local contamination
How to get a copy of the water system’s complete source water assessment
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Hour
2 hours
3 hours
Day
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Air-line respirator
Escape respirator
Particulate respirator
Air purifying respirator with organic vapor cartridge
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Class I space
Class II space
Permit required space
Non-permit required space
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Area and pressure
Area and velocity
Velocity and pressure
Diameter and velocity
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Adequate mixing of air
Higher contaminant toxicities
An even evolution of contaminant
A high occupational exposure limit
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No recognized safety or health hazards
The oxygen level is between 19.5 percent and 23.5 percent
Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant
No credible potential for hazardous atmosphere engulfment or entrapment
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