Defense Military Safety Procedures 3

Question 1

What action should a soldier take immediately upon recognizing symptoms of a suspected nerve agent exposure?

Accepted Answer

Self-administer the prescribed auto-injector antidote (ATNAA/DuoDote)

Answer

Soldiers are trained to self-administer nerve agent antidote auto-injectors (e.g., ATNAA) immediately upon recognizing exposure symptoms.

Question 2

When using night-vision goggles (NVGs), which safety precaution is essential to prevent accidents?

Accepted Answer

Avoid looking directly at bright light sources to prevent image intensifier damage and eye strain

Answer

Direct exposure to bright lights through NVGs can damage image intensifier tubes and temporarily blind the user.

Question 3

What is the purpose of a 'range fan' on a military live-fire range?

Accepted Answer

To define safe sectors of fire and prevent rounds from impacting outside the designated impact area

Answer

A range fan graphically depicts safe firing sectors, ensuring all rounds remain within the designated impact area.

Question 4

In electrical safety during field operations, what is the minimum approach distance from a downed power line?

Accepted Answer

At least 10 meters (33 feet) and await qualified personnel to de-energize it

Answer

Downed power lines must be treated as energized; a minimum of 10 meters standoff is required until de-energized by qualified utility personnel.

Question 5

Which of the following describes the correct handling procedure for a 'hang fire' during weapons qualification?

Accepted Answer

Keep the weapon pointed downrange for at least 30 seconds before opening the action

Answer

A hang fire means the round may still fire; the weapon must remain pointed downrange for 30 seconds before any action is taken.

Defense Military Practice Test