HAZMAT Ch 8
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- 1.In which process is a hazardous liquid turned into a solid?
- A.
Sublimation
- B.
Settling
- C.
Solidification
- D.
Annealment
- 2.How should evidence be decontaminated?
- A.
Evidence should not be subject to any decontamination process
- B.
Evidence must be thoroughly decontaminated
- C.
Decontaminate the outer and inner bag
- D.
Decontaminate the outer bag only
- 3.Which is a physical method of decontamination?
- A.
Adsorption
- B.
Sterilization
- C.
Neutralization
- D.
Solidification
- 4.From the following list, which item is removed last during the decontamination process?
- A.
Protective suit
- B.
Boots
- C.
Gloves
- D.
Personal clothing
- 5.Which statement about dilution of a hazardous material with water is correct?
- A.
It increases the volume of contaminated material
- B.
It is a useful tactic for large-scale spills.
- C.
It has the added advantage of suppressing vapor production
- D.
It is a useful tactic for managing contaminated runoff
- 6.For which item is isolation and disposal an apropriate decontamination technique?
- A.
Clothing
- B.
Animal carcasses
- C.
Human blood
- D.
Radioactive material
- 7.How should contaminated tools and equipment be contained?
- A.
Wrapped and bound securely with duct tape or equivalent
- B.
Wrapped and bound with non-sticky tape, such as barrier tape
- C.
In bags, barrels, or buckets
- D.
In a salvage cover
- 8.Which form of decontamination is the most thorough?
- A.
Mass
- B.
Primary
- C.
Technical
- D.
Secondary
- 9.In what decontamination procedure is a spongy material mixed with a liquid hazardous material and then the contaminated mixture is collected and disposed of?
- A.
Adduction
- B.
Absorption
- C.
Sublimation
- D.
Imbibition
- 10.What type of decontamination is used in potentially life-threateing situations to rapidly remove the bulk of contaminants?
- A.
Fine decontamination
- B.
Gross decontamination
- C.
Emergency decontamination
- D.
Technical decontamination
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