Assessment: Operations in Polar Waters - Personal Health and Safety

Operations in Polar Waters - Personal Health and Safety

Operations in Polar Waters - Personal Health and Safety

Learn how to best protect yourself from harm when working in extreme polar conditions onboard ships.

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Assessment: Operations in Polar Waters - Personal Health and Safety

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Question 1 of 15

When does frostbite happen?

Question 2 of 15

What is the best counter to cold weather?

Question 3 of 15

What control measures can be put into place when icy decks are present?

Question 4 of 15

How much is the insulation of the clothing decreased by then moisture is not properly drawn from the skin?

Question 5 of 15

What hazards and risks can be present due to the cold environment?

Question 6 of 15

How is the early stage of hypothermia treated?

Question 7 of 15

What should the inner layer of clothing be made of?

Question 8 of 15

When does frostbite occur?

Question 9 of 15

Is this statement true or false? Boiling water should be used to remove ice from the deck.

Question 10 of 15

Is this statement true or false? While working, it is natural to sweat, with that said, it is important to never remove clothing while in an exposed environment, instead go indoors to dry off.

Question 11 of 15

What should PPE be capable of in cold environments?

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Question 12 of 15

What is recommended to avoid heating the body up quickly?

Question 13 of 15

What is the best way to dress in cold weather?

Question 14 of 15

Which of the following lead to hypothermia?

Question 15 of 15

What do the external temperatures associated with polar waters affect?

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When does frostbite happen?

When the temperature of the skin reaches –10°C.
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When the temperature of the skin reaches 5°C.
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When the temperature of the skin reaches 1°C.
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When the temperature of the skin reaches –1°C.
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What is the best counter to cold weather?

Wearing personal protective equipment.
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Not working.
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Wearing the appropriate clothing.
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All of the given options.
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What control measures can be put into place when icy decks are present?

Use of grit or other substances to generate a grippier surface.
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All of the given options.
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Use of steam lance.
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Regular clearing of ice from the decks.
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How much is the insulation of the clothing decreased by then moisture is not properly drawn from the skin?

By up to 50%.
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By 20 to 40%.
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By up to 25%.
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By up to 30%.
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What hazards and risks can be present due to the cold environment?

All of the given options.
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Trip hazards
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Slip hazards
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Fall hazards
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How is the early stage of hypothermia treated?

All of the given options.
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By dressing the casualty in an immersion suit.
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By bathing the casualty in hot water.
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By moving the casualty to a warm place.
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What should the inner layer of clothing be made of?

Any of the given options is correct.
Your answer
Wool
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Cotton
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Silk
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When does frostbite occur?

When your body tissues freeze. 
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When body heat is lost faster than produced.
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When your extremities turn pale and blue.
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When you fall into the water.
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Is this statement true or false? Boiling water should be used to remove ice from the deck.

True
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False
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Is this statement true or false? While working, it is natural to sweat, with that said, it is important to never remove clothing while in an exposed environment, instead go indoors to dry off.

False
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True
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What should PPE be capable of in cold environments?

Safety glasses should not fog-up.
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All of the given options.
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Safety shoes must protect against frostbite.
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Only being worn under PPC.
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Safety gloves must insulate.
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What is recommended to avoid heating the body up quickly?

Luke warm baths.
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Remaining with working clothes inside.
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Hot drinks and warming rooms.
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Hot drinks and warm baths.
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What is the best way to dress in cold weather?

Several layers.
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One tight fitting, very warm suit.
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Only synthetic materials closest to the body.
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Which of the following lead to hypothermia?

Exposure to cool temperatures even above 0°C.
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All of the given options.
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Prolonged exposure to cool temperatures.
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Falling into cold water.
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What do the external temperatures associated with polar waters affect?

The ship itself.
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The galley.
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The work area.
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The personnel.
Your answer
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When does frostbite happen?

When the temperature of the skin reaches –10°C.
Your answer
When the temperature of the skin reaches 5°C.
Your answer
When the temperature of the skin reaches 1°C.
Your answer
When the temperature of the skin reaches –1°C.
Your answer

What is the best counter to cold weather?

Wearing personal protective equipment.
Your answer
Not working.
Your answer
Wearing the appropriate clothing.
Your answer
All of the given options.
Your answer

What control measures can be put into place when icy decks are present?

Use of grit or other substances to generate a grippier surface.
Your answer
All of the given options.
Your answer
Use of steam lance.
Your answer
Regular clearing of ice from the decks.
Your answer

How much is the insulation of the clothing decreased by then moisture is not properly drawn from the skin?

By up to 50%.
Your answer
By 20 to 40%.
Your answer
By up to 25%.
Your answer
By up to 30%.
Your answer

What hazards and risks can be present due to the cold environment?

All of the given options.
Your answer
Trip hazards
Your answer
Slip hazards
Your answer
Fall hazards
Your answer

How is the early stage of hypothermia treated?

All of the given options.
Your answer
By dressing the casualty in an immersion suit.
Your answer
By bathing the casualty in hot water.
Your answer
By moving the casualty to a warm place.
Your answer

What should the inner layer of clothing be made of?

Any of the given options is correct.
Your answer
Wool
Your answer
Cotton
Your answer
Silk
Your answer

When does frostbite occur?

When your body tissues freeze. 
Your answer
When body heat is lost faster than produced.
Your answer
When your extremities turn pale and blue.
Your answer
When you fall into the water.
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? Boiling water should be used to remove ice from the deck.

True
Your answer
False
Your answer

Is this statement true or false? While working, it is natural to sweat, with that said, it is important to never remove clothing while in an exposed environment, instead go indoors to dry off.

False
Your answer
True
Your answer

What should PPE be capable of in cold environments?

Safety glasses should not fog-up.
Your answer
All of the given options.
Your answer
Safety shoes must protect against frostbite.
Your answer
Only being worn under PPC.
Your answer
Safety gloves must insulate.
Your answer

What is recommended to avoid heating the body up quickly?

Luke warm baths.
Your answer
Remaining with working clothes inside.
Your answer
Hot drinks and warming rooms.
Your answer
Hot drinks and warm baths.
Your answer

What is the best way to dress in cold weather?

Several layers.
Your answer
One tight fitting, very warm suit.
Your answer
Only synthetic materials closest to the body.
Your answer

Which of the following lead to hypothermia?

Exposure to cool temperatures even above 0°C.
Your answer
All of the given options.
Your answer
Prolonged exposure to cool temperatures.
Your answer
Falling into cold water.
Your answer

What do the external temperatures associated with polar waters affect?

The ship itself.
Your answer
The galley.
Your answer
The work area.
Your answer
The personnel.
Your answer
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