Immediate Actions
What should a Soldier do immediately upon suspecting a chemical attack?
Don protective mask
Name one visual sign of a possible chemical attack.
Unusual mist, vapor, or liquid
What is the first step when donning the protective mask?
Stop breathing
What does MOPP stand for?
Mission-Oriented Protective Posture
What type of report is used to report a chemical attack?
CBRN 1 report
What phrase is shouted to warn others of a chemical attack?
“Gas, Gas, Gas”
The animal-related indicator may signal a chemical attack?
What is dead or dying animals/insects
What must be done after the mask is on to ensure protection?
Clear and check the mask
What two items are commonly used for immediate decontamination?
M291 or M295 decon kits
Name one piece of information included in a CBRN 1 report.
Location, time, agent indicators, casualties
After masking, what is the next action Soldiers should take?
Assume directed MOPP level
The physical symptom may indicate nerve agent exposure?
What is excessive salivation, muscle twitching, pinpoint pupils
What does a successful seal check confirm?
No air leaks
When should immediate decontamination be conducted?
As soon as possible after exposure
Who enforces MOPP discipline during a CBRN event?
Leaders
Why must Soldiers stop breathing before donning the mask?
To prevent inhaling contaminated air
Why are biological attacks harder to detect than chemical attacks?
Symptoms are often delayed
What could prevent a proper mask seal?
Facial hair, damaged mask, improper strap tension
What is one purpose of marking contaminated areas?
Warn others and prevent spread
Why should Soldiers never remove their mask without clearance?
The threat may still exist
Name two immediate actions taken after masking in a chemical attack.
Alert others, don MOPP gear, seek cover, continue mission as directed
If multiple Soldiers experience flu-like symptoms at the same time, what should be suspected?
Possible biological attack
Why must Soldiers keep their mask on until told otherwise?
The area may still be contaminated
What happens if contaminated gear is not properly decontaminated?
Continued exposure and spread of contamination
What is the ultimate goal of reacting correctly to a chem/bio attack?
Protect Soldiers and continue the mission