Chemical, Biological & Radiological Threats & Mitigation

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Chemical, Biological & Radiological Threats Quiz

Test your knowledge on the critical topics of chemical, biological, and radiological threats with our engaging quiz. This interactive experience covers essential concepts, facts, and safety measures related to these threats to enhance your understanding and preparedness.

Key features of the quiz include:

Multiple-choice questions
Insightful explanations for each answer
Self-assessment of your knowledge

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by AlertGiant12

What is the difference between a Chemical Warfare Agents and Toxic Industrial Chemicals (TIC)?

TIC are designed specifically for hostile purposes or in armed conflict.

Chemical Agents are designed specifically for hostile purposes or in armed conflict.

TIC are more harmful than chemical agent.

Chemical Agents have industrial uses.

Which of the following on nature of chemical attack is FALSE?

Chemical Agents are colourless and odourless

Chemical Agents usually have a very rapid onset of symptoms

Chemical Agents needs a host to be effective.

Chemical Agents can cause minor irritation at lower concentrations

Which of the following is a tell-tale indicator of a chemical agent?

Oily stains and unusual odours

Colorful package

Well-packaged

A liquid

What should you do if you encounter a suspicious mail item?

Shake it to see if it contains bomb parts or powdery substances

Put it down on flat surface and prevent further movement

Call you colleague to assess the mail item

Proceed to process the mail to prevent delay.

A chemical agent was released internally in a building. What would be the next best move to prevent high casualties?

Gather everyone in a room.

Turn off the building Air handling Unit (AHU)

Lock the entrance to the building.

Activate the fire alarm.

Which of the following materials can be used to prevent Gamma rays penetration?

Piece of paper

Shirt

Lead

A wooden door

Which of the dispersal methods below is NOT appropriate for biological agents?

Contamination of food supplies.

Aerosolisation.

Contamination of water.

Explosive dispersal.

Chemical, Biological & Radiological Threats & Mitigation

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