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Someone who has more hair than average on his body is at a higher risk than someone with less hair to be exposed to a toxin by which of the following routes?


A) Ingestion
B) Injection
C) Inhalation
D) Absorption

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Which of the following is NOT traditionally a responsibility of an EMT on the scene of a hazardous materials incident caused by terrorism?


A) Scene size-up
B) Containment and control
C) Assessment of the toxicological risk
D) Activation of the incident management system (IMS)

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You arrive on the scene of an unknown emergency.As you scan the surrounding area,you notice a large number of people wearing unique armbands and shouting anti-government comments though you are not aware of any public gathering scheduled for today.Your suspicions of a potential terrorist incident are the result of:


A) the location of the call.
B) the type of event.
C) the timing of the event.
D) on-scene warning signs.

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Terrorist incidents typically involve all of the following agents except:


A) explosives.
B) biological agents.
C) allergens.
D) nuclear agents.

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The extent of radiation depends on which of the following factors?


A) Duration of exposure
B) Distance from the source
C) Shielding from the source
D) All of the above

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Three methods for minimizing exposure to harmful incidents are:


A) time, decontamination, and shielding.
B) technique, distance, and serum.
C) time, distance, and shielding.
D) time, decontamination, and serum.

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An outbreak of which of the following illnesses would be LEAST likely to occur naturally?


A) Anthrax
B) Venezuelan encephalitis
C) Smallpox
D) Botulism

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Which two types of terrorism does the Federal Bureau of Investigation define as occurring in the United States?


A) Psychological and economic
B) Chemical and biological
C) Domestic and international
D) Violent and intimidation

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Which of the following is a consideration when responding to a terrorist incident?


A) Presence of mass casualties
B) Crime scene considerations
C) Presence of booby traps such as secondary explosive devices
D) All of the above

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D

A terrorist incident may have features in common with which of the following types of incidents?


A) Infectious disease
B) Mass casualty
C) Hazardous materials
D) All of the above

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Which of the following types of radiation emits the most powerful rays?


A) Alpha
B) Beta
C) Delta
D) Gamma

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Which of the following methods of decontamination is NOT usually a prehospital activity during a terrorism incident?


A) Dilution
B) Absorption
C) Neutralization
D) Isolation

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Which of the following may be a clue that an incident is the result of terrorist violence?


A) Function of the target
B) Number of people present
C) Occurrence on the anniversary of a significant or symbolic historical event
D) All of the above

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Standard management of chemical burn caused by a terrorist incident includes:


A) rinsing the area with ice water.
B) using a neutralizing agent.
C) leaving any corrosive materials on the skin.
D) irrigating vigorously with cool water.

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Secondary injuries from a blast include:


A) extremity fractures.
B) liver lacerations.
C) lung injuries.
D) impaled objects.

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Which of the following is NOT a consideration in the general protection against agents used in terrorist attacks?


A) Immunization
B) Distance from event
C) Shielding from the agent
D) Duration of exposure

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The best way for a terrorist to weaponize and disseminate a chemical nerve agent exposing a large number of people would be to:


A) put it in a paper bag in a crowded mall and puncture the bag with a stick.
B) throw a paper bag loaded with nerve agent onto a busy subway train.
C) steal a truck that sprays for mosquitos and aerosolize the nerve agent into a crowded subdivision.
D) throw a Molotov cocktail loaded with nerve agent into a windshield of a passenger bus.

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Tertiary injuries from a blast include:


A) extremity fractures.
B) bowel perforations.
C) lung injuries.
D) impaled objects.

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Dangerous organisms that can grow in a variety of environments and are capable of producing toxic substances are known as:


A) viruses.
B) bacteria.
C) toxins.
D) biologicals.

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An oxygen level of ________ is required for normal breathing.


A) 10.5%
B) 16.5%
C) 25.5%
D) 19.5%

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