Tashkent Medical Academy
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Vice-rector for academic Affairs
professoresse O. R.
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The GB and MSGS.
Test questions for Civil Protection and medical service of civil defense for the
students of the 2nd course in medical, medico-prophylactic and medicopedagogical faculties.
Test questions for civil protection and honey.service of civil protection.
1. What year made the decision on the establishment of the Ministry of emergency
situations in the Republic of Uzbekistan?
and. 1992 April 11
b. 1995 April 10,
V. 1996 11 April
G. 1991 31 August
D. 1996 December 8
2. GZ to the forces involved?
and. men 16 – 60 years; females 17 to 55 years old
b. men 18 – 60 years; women 18 – 55 years
V. men 17 to 55 years; females 17 to 50 years
G. men 16 to 60 years; women 18 – 55 years
D. men 18 – 60 years, and women 16 to 55 years old
3. Tasks of civil protection? (most complete answer).
and. protection against WMD, the creation of conditions for stable operation of
University facilities
b. protection from BO, HO, creation of conditions for stable operation of the
objects of the University, conduct SAVR, carrying out disinfection, leadership
training, headquarters, intelligence, etc.
V. protection of the population from Yao, HO, the creation of spares, training of
the population
G. protection from shock wave penetrating radiation
D. protection against WMD, the creation of conditions for stable operation of
University facilities
E. teaching people the way of protection from the dangers arising during hostilities
or in the consequence of these actions; the constant readiness of control systems,
ensuring the stability of functioning of objects of national economy.
4. Elements of organization of public procurements
and. the management, staff, macaronesia, power procurement, supplier
b. guide, messenger, controls
leadership, staff, reconnaissance, evacuation center, forces GP, services GP
G. force GP, services GP, guide, controls, macaronesia
D. leadership, headquarters, forces GP, a GP service, macaronesia, messenger
5. Tasks of the bodies of the honey. supply:
and. all answers are correct
b. the security forces MSGT necessary property to work in the centers
organization of timely maintenance of the property
G. organization of the control over the correct spending of honey. property
D. implement effective actions for the protection of property
6. Supply issues in the public procurement system are:
and. all answers are correct
b. service logistics
V. points and base logistics management
G. headquarters of the GZ through the points and the supply base
D. main pharmacy
7. Sources of honey. supply (unnecessary to delete):
and. all answers are correct
b. stocks of honey. property set scope for moving units on the timesheets
V. do not reduce the reserves of honey. property located in hospitals
G. regulatory reserves of the pharmacy network, buzz, honey. technology
MD. current assets allowance
8. All property zagotavlivali for groups MSGS can be divided into:
and. medical, sanitary and household, instrument
b. special, medical, universal
V. medical, sanitary, economic, special, hardware
G. the sanitary and economic, special, medical
9. For medical equipment include:
and. medicines, blood and its preparations, dressings, instruments, robes
b. drugs, dressings, blood and blood products, medical devices
V. drugs, blood and its preparations, dressings, kitchen equipment
G. medicinal products, blood and its preparations, dressing materials,
communications
10. Sanitary – economic property include:
and. underwear and bed linen, hospital shoes, hospital furniture, tableware,
instruments, tools
b. underwear and bed linen, hospital shoes, hospital furniture, tableware
V. underwear and bed linen, bathrobes, hospital shoes, kitchen utensils,
radiometric equipment
g. underwear and bed linen, bathrobes, hospital shoes, dental property
D. underwear and bed linen, bathrobes, tableware, chemical detection devices
11. Special items include:
and. Satellite, radiometric and dosimetric equipment, means of communication,
dental and dental property
b. Satellite, communications, chemical detection devices, disinfectants, medical
equipment and other
V. satellite, communications, chemical detection devices, apparatus and
instruments, bathrobes
G. satellite, radiometric and dosimetric equipment, means of communication and
other
D. satellites, communications, chemical detection devices, medicines, dressings
12. A consumable assets consist of:
and. drugs, Biologicals, dressings, gowns, furniture
b. medicines, blood and its preparations, utensils, Cutlery
B. drugs, Biologicals, surgical dressing material, disinfectants
G. medications, blood and its preparations, furniture, dressings
D. drugs, biological products, hospital shoes, devices
13. To inventory items include:
and. apparatus, devices, bathrobes, des. tools, dressings, furniture
b. furniture, apparatus, instruments, glassware, biological products
V. biological products, bathrobes, appliances, furniture
G. apparatus, devices, instruments, des. Funds
D. machines, equipment, tools, furniture
14. On a technical condition of the inventory the property is divided into:
and. 7 categories
b. 4 categories
B. 5 categories
G. 3 categories
D. 6 categories
15. The lesions bacterial lesions should understand:
and. cities, towns contaminated WMD
b. towns, cities contaminated PB, BS
V. objectinherit, cities exposed to infection Biol
G. towns, cities contaminated PB, RH, LH
D. towns, cities contaminated RH, LH
16. With the threat of bacteriological defeat MSGS performs events (unnecessary
to delete):
and. all answers are correct
b. lead in full readiness all forces and means
V. vaccination and revaccination of the population
G. enhances the control over the work of the SES
D. carefully preparing the population to provide self-and mutual aid
17. Under quarantine:
and. the system of anti-epidemic and disinfection measures
b. the system of antiepidemic and security measures
V. system and restrictive anti-epidemic measures
G. the observational system and anti-epidemic measures
D. restrictive system and insulation activities
18. Under observation activities should include:
and. strengthening security measures
b. strengthening anti-epidemic regime strictly and events
enhancing honey. monitoring of epidemic hearth
G. strengthen disinfection measures, decontamination
D. strengthen disinfection measures, deratization
19. Work on the elimination of bacteriological lesions include (unnecessary to
delete):
and. bacteriological reconnaissance and indication of bacteriological methods of
warfare
b. quarantine and observation of the event
C. active detection of patients with infectious diseases
G. active monitoring of
D. the emergency nonspecific prevention
20. Selected samples are sent to laboratories for indication the BS no later than:
and. 1 – 1.5 hours
b. 0.5 – 1 hour
V. 1.5 – 2 hours
G. 2.5 – 3 hours
D. 4 hours
21. The main objectives of sanitary examination of food and water are
(unnecessary to delete):
and. timely ascertainment of the fact of their infection BS
b. a definition of the applied species is BS
V. choosing the most effective method of decontamination
G. conducting the indicating means bacterial
D. the choice of the most effective disinfection method
22. Qualified surgical medical care is divided into:
and. 6 gr.
b. 4gr.
V. 2 g.
G. 5g.
D. 3 g.
23. Qualified therapeutic medical care is divided into:
and. 5 gr.
b. 3 g.
V. 4gr.
g. 2 g.
D. gr.
24. The founder of the specialized medical care:
and. Pies
b. Kurchatov
V. Pavlov
G. Bekhterev
D. Rutherford
25. The hospital database is deployed on a number of bunks:
and. 19 th.
b. 20 th.
V. tis. and more
G. this. and more
D. this. and more
26. Hospital hospital facilities are located at a distance of ... hours?
and. 12 – 14
b. 6 – 8
V. 8 – 10
G. 14 – 16
D. 10 – 12
27. Tasks medical of the distribution point (MCI)?
and. all answers are correct
b. regulation of the direction of transport with the affected with the aim of uniform
and simultaneous download LEN
V. direction requiring emergency assistance in GB
G. regular management information GB UBB or the download progress of medical
institutions in rural areas
D. perform other tasks
28. In the composition of BSMP:
and. 3 physician, 1 medical.sister and driver
b. 2 physician, 2 med.sister and driver
B. 2 physician, 1 medical.sister, scout
G. 1 physician specialist, 3 med.sisters and radioman
D. 2 physician, 2 med.sisters, radio operator and driver
29. The task of managing hospital databases?
and. all answers are correct
b. org. the management of health care institutions BB
implementation of control over the timely deployment of medical institutions
G. evaluation of the medical situation
D. a Manual of medical – evacuation measures
30. The first medical care includes (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. extinguishing burning clothes
b. the CPR
V. temporary stop internal bleeding
G. CPR
D. elimination of asphyxia
31. The volume of the first medical aid (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. the introduction of anesthetics
b. direct heart massage
V. applying a primary dressing for wounds
G. the use of antiemetics
D. extinguishing the burning Hodeidah
32. The OPA commits the March during the day at a speed of:
and. 30 – 40 km/h
b. 25 – 30 km/h
V. 45 – 55 km/h
G. 40 – 50 km/h
d. 50 – 60 km/h
33. OPM makes a night March with velocity?
and. 30 – 40 km/h
b. 45 – 55 km/h
V. 25 – 30 km/h
G. 25 – 35 km/h
D. 40 – 50 km/h
34. In the Department of copper. supply:
and. 1 chief, 3 pharmacy assistants, 1 medical orderly, driver
b. 1 chief, 2 pharmacy assistant, nurse, dosimetrist, driver
V. 1 chief, 2 pharmacy assistant, radio operator, driver
G. 1 chief, 2 pharmacy assistants, 2 nurses, driver
D. 1 chief, pharmacy assistant, 2 nurses, driver
35. Distribution post is deployed from the sea at the entrance:
and. 30 – 40 m.
b. 60 – 70 m.
V. 50 – 60 m.
G. 55 – 65 m.
D. 65 – 75 m.
36. Antishock deploys ...?
and. 60 – 80
b. 40 – 50
V. 50 – 60
G. 60 – 70
D. 80 – 100
37. The amount of first aid include (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. final hemostasis
b. anti-shock measures
V. catheterization of the bladder
G. CPR
D. prevention of wound infection
38. The amount of first aid include (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. the patch of bandages and tires
b. the fight against cardio – vascular insufficiency
V. temporary stop bleeding
G. puncture of the bladder
D. primary amputation of a limb, hanging on the flap
39. The distinctive features of OPA in the hearth of chemical defeat (delete the
unnecessary):
and. all the answers are not correct
b. the personnel of the Republic of Poland and the Department of sanitation work
in the protection
V. sea and hospital departments increase personnel
G. Operationally dressing compartment is reduced
D. the PSO deploys lockers, washing and dealnow
40. Principles of implementation entities of a two-stage system of Leo as
(unnecessary to delete):
and. all the answers are not correct
b. the approximation of forces and means MSGS to the areas of greatest San. loss
V. the creation of the necessary grouping of forces and means in the direction of
the greatest San. loss
G. differential approach to the determination of the extent of medical assistance
according to circumstances
D. organization of evacuation beyond the hearth victims requiring long-term
treatment
41. Types of medical care in the system MSGS (unnecessary to delete):
and. the first medical
b. the first medical
V. qualified
G. pre-medical
D. specialized
42. Timeliness in the provision of health care is achieved (extra deleted):
and. all the answers are not correct
b. the maximum approach of medical care for victims
V. clear tracing of the affected
G. rapid removal and removal of the affected lesions
D. the use of all types of vehicles for rapid evacuation of the affected in PKOs
43. With the threat of enemy attack MSGS holds events (unnecessary to delete):
and. the reduction in the readiness of forces and means MSGS
b. honey. the provision of the population in the evacuation and dispersal
V. distribution of medicines to the population
G. the deployment of medical institutions MSGS in the composition of hospital
databases
D. medical exploration and epidemiological sanitary surveillance
44. Honey. the staff is all honey. points in the evacuation, perform (unnecessary to
delete):
and. to identify, isolate and hospitalize infectious patients
b. medical assistance during the evacuation
health of the evacuee population
G. monitoring the maintenance of necessary sanitary and hygienic conditions
D. all answers are not correct
45. In places of moving of the population per 10 thousand of city dwellers creates a
100 bed hospital where we work:
and. 3 doctors and 12 medical. sisters
b. 5 doctors and 12 medical. sisters
V. 4 doctors and 10 honey. sisters
G. 6 doctors and 14 med. sisters
D. 7 doctors and ed. sisters
46. Anti-epidemic activities in the field of population settlement include
(unnecessary to delete):
and. all the answers are not correct
b. epidemiological surveillance and study of the epidemiological situation
identification, isolation and hospitalization of infectious patients
G. control of sanitary condition of the premises the EPA, PEP, etc.
D. control over the organization of municipal public services
47. General preparatory activities in the peace time (unnecessary to delete):
and. providing the population with shelter
b. provision of early satellites
V. early warning to the population
G. the evacuation of the population outside of major cities
D. all answers are not correct
48. In foci of disasters first aid provides:
and. SP
b. DM
V. GSO
G. OPM
D. all answers are correct
49. In areas of natural disasters first aid provided by:
and. GSO
b. OPM
V. the doctors of the military unit
G. continuing the doctors in city hospitals
D. all answers are correct
50. Affecting factors of nuclear explosion (unnecessary to delete):
and. the shock wave
b. binary weapons
V. light radiation
G. penetrating the reaction
D. radioactive contamination of the terrain
51. Light damage occurs over-pressure:
and. 10 – 20 kPa/cm2
b. 30 – 40 kPa/cm2
V. 40 – 50 kPa/cm2
G. 20 – 40 kPa/cm2
D. 50 – 60 kPa/cm2
52. The average severity occurs when excessive pressure:
and. 60 – 70 kPa/cm2
b. 20 – 40 kPa/cm2
V. 40 – 60 kPa/cm2
G. 10 – 20 kPa/cm2
D. 30 – 40 kPa/cm2
53. Severe lesions occur when excessive pressure:
and. 60 – 100 kPa/cm2
b. 20 – 40 kPa/cm2
V. 50 – 70 kPa/cm2
G. 70 – 80 kPa/cm2
54. Extremely severe lesions occur at excess pressure:
and. 20 – 40 kPa/cm2
b. more 100kPa/cm2
V. 40 – 60 kPa/cm2
G. 50 – 60 kPa/cm2
D. 80 – 100 kPa/cm2
55. Area of complete destruction:
and. the area of 10%, the excess pressure of 0.5 kg/cm2, total loss: 90%, SP – 10%,
irreversible 80%.
b. the area of 15%, the excess pressure of 0.5 to 0.3 kg/cm2, total loss: 90%, SP –
10%.
V. the area of 13%, the excess pressure of 0.5 to 0.3 kg/cm2, total loss: 90%, SP –
10%, irreversible 80%.
G. the area of 13%, the excess pressure of 0.5 kg/cm2, total loss: 90%, SP – 10%,
irreversible 80%.
D. the area of 15%, the excess pressure of 0.5 kg/cm2, SP – 5%, irretrievable 75%.
56. The zone of high damage:
and. the area of 15%, the excess pressure of 0.5 – 0.4 kg/cm2, the total loss is 50%,
the JV – 35%, permanently 15%.
b. the area of 10%, the excess pressure of 0.5 to 0.3 kg/cm2, the total loss of 40%,
SP – 30%, non-repayable 10%.
V. the area of 10%, the excess pressure of 0.5 to 0.3 kg/cm2, the total loss is 50%,
the JV – 35%, permanently 15%.
G. the area of 10%, the excess pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss of 40%,
SP – 30%, non-repayable 10%.
D. the area of 10%, the excess pressure of 0.5 to 0.3 kg/cm2, the total loss of 40%,
SP 15%, and permanently 25%.
57. Light radiation is valid for:
and. 15 – 20 sec.
b. 20 – 25 sec.
V. 25 – 30 sec.
g 10 – 15 sec.
35 – 40 sec.
58. Permissible dose:
and. single 50p.; month 1000R.; GA quarter; year grey.
b. single 50p.; month $ 100.; quarter 200p.; year 300r.
V. single 1G; month 2 g.; quarter 250R.; year 300r.
G. single 1G; month 1.5 g.; quarter 2 g.; year 3 g.
D. single 50p.; month 75R.; quarter 200p.; year 300r.
59. Sources of radioactive contamination of the area (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. Hydrogen and its isotopes
b. guidance radioactivity
V. the decomposition products of a nuclear explosion
G. unreacted part of uranium or plutonium
D. products of nuclear reactors
60. Nerve agents belong?
and. sarin, soman Yu-gases
b. sarin, soman, phosgene
V. sarin, soman, CYANOGEN chloride
G. sarin, soman, V-gases
D. sarin, soman, admit
61. S naked choke?
and. phosgene, diphosgene, V-gases
b. phosgene, diphosgene, mustard gas
V. phosgene, diphosgene, picillin
g. phosgene, diphosgene, C-s
D. phosgene, diphosgene
62. To common toxic S?
and. mustard gas, lewisite, hydrogen cyanide
b. mustard gas, lewisite, CYANOGEN chloride
V. hydrocyanic acid, CYANOGEN chloride
G. hydrocyanic acid, CYANOGEN chloride, C-s
D. hydrocyanic acid, CYANOGEN chloride, C-PR
63. Skin-S are naivnym?
and. mustard gas, lewisite, C-s
b. mustard gas, lewisite, C-s, C-AR
V. mustard gas, lewisite, bee-zed
g. mustard gas, lewisite
D. hydrogen cyanide
64. To S are annoying (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. all the answers are not correct
b. admit, chloracetophenone, C-s
V. bromobenzylcyanide, C-s
G. diphenylcyanoarsine, admit
D. C. R., horatiana
65. The advantage of chemical weapons (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. frugality
b. prize value
V. volume, the usefulness of
G. the difficulty of conducting mobilisation activities
D. dynamism
66. Binary weapons is (to find the complete answer)?
and. ammunition consisting of two chemical substances
b. ammunition consisting of two toxic substances
V. munition consisting of two components, but in the end the structure is formed of
highly toxic strong acid
G. munition consisting of two chemical substances, not necessarily to be
poisonous, but eventually formed in the reaction of nerve gases
D. ammunition consisting of two components is not necessarily toxic, but in the
end in the subsequent reaction of the formed compound vysokochastotnogo S
lewisite
67. Hearth S fast-acting characteristic (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. odnomomentnoe of contamination
b. the probability of a partial failure of the medical staff
B. need for medical care for a long time and evacuation of the lesion in several
flights
lack of time as the medical service to change the wound of the adopted schemes of
work organization
D. the emergence of a significant number of seriously affected for a short time
68. Hearth slow-acting characteristic (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. for several hours the appearance of signs of poisoning from diseased
b. the availability of time to modify the wound the decision on medical support
V. the emergence of a large number of seriously affected for a short time
G. evacuation from the affected focus in several flights as they become available
D. medical assistance as needy
69. The characteristics of biological weapons are (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. the ability to attack humans in extremely small doses
b. the presence of the incubation period
V. to cause mass infectious disease
G. the simplicity of the defeat of objects in extremely small doses, it is necessary to
carry out decontamination
D. transfer the disease to healthy
70. MSGS performs the following tasks (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. timely provision of all types of medical care
b. creation of conditions for stable operation of the national economy in wartime
prevention of emergence and spread of mass infectious diseases
G. provision of sanitary well-being of the population
D. the adverse consequences of enemy WMD
71. The organizational structure MSGS are (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. service MSGS
b. guide
V. management
G. power
D. means MSGS
72. The composition of the OSD includes:
and. management of 5 people, and 4 – DM 5 each with 24 participants.
b. management of 4 people, and 5 DM each with 4 people.
V. management of 5 people, and 4 DM in each of 4 persons and 4 SP up to 24
persons in each
G. control and SP 4 to 24 people in each
D. management of 5 people and 4 SP each for 4 people.
73. On mobile – antiepidemic detachment tasked with (unnecessary to delete):
and. Maintenance of the epidemic. razvedki
b. participation in organization and carrying out sanitary treatment
V. organization of the nonspecific and specific prophylaxis of medical personnel
and the GB population
G. dosimetric control of the dose. exposure
D. implementation of sanitary inspection of sources of drinking water, food
74. Activities MSGS in peacetime (unnecessary to delete):
and. planning the organization of medical support in military time
b. acquisition, preparation and maintaining high combat readiness of forces MSGS
V. the provision of medical care
G. stockpiling of honey. property
D. practical assistance to the organizations of the red cross society in training and
equipping the formation MSGS
75. Activities MSGS with the threat of enemy attack (unnecessary to delete):
and. bringing in readiness forces and means MSGS
b. honey. ensure evacuee population
V. medical intelligence and public health and epidemiological surveillance
G. strengthening of the organization of sanitary-hygienic and anti-epidemic
security of the population
D. organization of the evacuation to the country of medical institutions and objects
of national economy
76. Activities MSGS in case of enemy attack (unnecessary to delete):
and. medical – evacuation provision affected
b. medical support for personnel units of GBS involved in the conduct of SNAFR
V. providing people with the means of first aid
G. monitoring of isolated and adapted room available to institutions MSGS to the
country
D. provideassistance – hygienic and anti-epidemic measures
77. To your organization's requirements management are (unnecessary to delete):
and. democracy
b. resistance
V. continuity
G. clarity
D. flexibility
78. Dosimetry is:
and. detection and measurement of S
b. detection and indication of BS
V. detection and measurement of the level of PB
G. detection and destruction PB
D. indication S and BS
79. To devices radiation survey include:
and. JP-5; ABC; ID-1; AP-64; DP-3B
b. JP-5; ABC; AP-64; DP-3B
V. DP-5; ABC; ID-11; AP-64; DP-3B
G. DP-5; ABC; ID-22; AP-64; DP-3B
D. JP-5; ABC; ID-24; AP-64; DP-3B
80. To the instrument radiometric control include:
and. BF-3B; DP-22
b. DP-64
V. DP-5; ABC; AP-24
G. DP-5; ABC; AP-24
D. DP-70; DP-3B
81. To the devices of a radiation control of radiation include:
and. DP-24; AP-64; ID-1
b. DP-24; DP-3B; ID-11
V. DP-24; AP-64; ID-1
G. DP-22 AND DP-24; ID-1; ID-11; DP-70; DP-3B
D. DP-22 AND DP-70; ID-1; ID-11
82. The range of measurement apparatus DP-5A:
and. 100 R/h and 350 Mr/h
b. 200 p/h and 400 Mr/h
V. 200 p/h and 5000 ll/h
G. 100 R/h and 1000 Mr/h
D. 200 R/h and 2500 Mr/h
83. Measuring range ID-1:
and. 300 happy
b. glad to 250
up to 600 V. happy
g up to 500 happy
D. up to 550 happy
84. Measuring range ID-11:
and. glad to 1500
b. up to 1000 rad
V. happy to 1400
glad to 1,200 G.
D. to 1300 rad
85. The range of measurement apparatus DP-3B:
and. up to 400 R/h
b. up to 500 R/h
V. 300 p/h
g. to 350 p/h
D. up to 550 p/h
86. Methods dosimeters (unnecessary to delete):
and. exploration
b. ionization
V. photographic
G. chemical
D. scintillation
87. To the requirements of the construction of the shelters is part of (unnecessary
delete):
and. build from highly durable materials
b. reliably sealing
V. next should place a large drain
G. doors must be steel
D. to provide extra pressure
88. The differences between PRU from shelters are (unnecessary to delete):
and. built mainly for the city
b. inside is always pressurized
V. pass in entrance door is built of zigzag
G. door entrance opposite the town
D. protect partially from the shock wave
89. Respirators designed to protect against:
and. S
b. WITH
V. bacterial aerosols, radioactive dust, toxic fumes
G. bacterial aerosols, radioactive dust, toxic fumes and S
D. bacterial aerosols, radioactive dust, toxic fumes and
90. Sanitary hygienic norms asylum for the patient:
and. H2O2 – 10l., O2 – 21% CO2 – 1%, air flow 13 m3, area to seat 0.5 m2 lying
– 1.9 m2
b. H2O2 – 3 l, O2 20%, CO2 – 0.5%, and air supply 2 m3, area for Seating 1 m2
lying – 1.8 m2
V. H2O2 – 5 l, O2 19%, CO2 1.5%, the air supply of 10 m3, an area for Seating of
0.75 m3, lying – 1.8 m2
G. H2O – l., O2 19%, CO2 1.5%, and the air flow 13 m3, area for Seating of 0.75
m3, lying – 1.8 m2
D. H2O – 20L., O2 19%, CO2 1.5%, the air supply of 10 m3, an area for Seating
of 0.75 m2, lying – 1.9 m2
91. The range of measurement apparatus DP-70:
and. to 800 R.
b. until 500 p.
V. to 900 R.
g. to 800 p/HR.
D. to 600 R.
92. The zone of medium destruction:
and. the area of 15%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss is 50%, health
15%, permanently 35%.
b. the area of 10%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss 40%, health 30%,
permanently 10%.
V. the area of 15%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss 40%, health 30%,
permanently 10%.
G. the area of 10%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss of 40%, nursing
10%, permanently 30%.
D. the area of 15%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss of 40%, nursing
10%, permanently 30%.
93. The zone of low damage:
and. area 61%, pressure 0.2 – 0.1 kg/cm2, total loss: 15%, health 15%,
permanently 0%.
b. the area of 62%, a pressure of 0.1 – 0.2 kg/cm2, total loss: 15%, health 15%,
permanently 0%.
V. area of 62%, pressure 0.2 – 0.1 kg/cm2, total loss: 15%, health 15%,
permanently 0%.
G. the area of 62%, a pressure of 0.3 – 0.2 kg/cm2, total loss: 15%, health 15%,
permanently 0%.
D. the area of 61%, a pressure of 0.1 – 0.2 kg/cm2, the total loss 40%, health 15%,
permanently 0%.
94. Irradiation (ARS) in its mild form at doses of:
and. 100 – 200 R/h
b. 100 – 200 p/cm2
V. 100 – 200 kg/cm2
G. 100 – 200 R/o
D. 100 – 200 kPa/cm2
95. ARS of moderate severity at doses:
and. 200 – 400 p/o
b. 200 – 400 p/pendant
V. 200 – 400 kg/cm2
G. 200 – 400 grey
D. 200 – 400 rad/cm2
96. ARS severe at doses of:
and. 400 – 600 p
b. 400 – 600 p/h
450 V. – 600 p
G. 400 – 600 grey
450 – 600 p
97. ARS super severe at doses of:
and. 500 p and more
b. 500 R/h and more
600 V. gray and more
600 G. p and more
D. 600 R/h and more
98. Methods of assessment of the radiation situation:
and. ionization, forecast
b. intelligence, forecast
V. intelligence, photographic
forecast, exploration, chemical
99. Number of beds (places) in the hospital ward:
and. 40 – 70
b. 50 – 80
V. 30 – 60
G. 30 – 90
d. 45 – 65
100. Staff nurse team ...:
and. 24
b. 4
V. 28
G. 32
D. 120
101. Forces of civil protection of subordination share?
and. General purpose, formation service
b. territorial, site -, formation service
V. territorial, site G. on-site utility
D. territorial, site, individual
102. Forces of civil protection for the purpose of sharing?
and. the service, territorial
b. General purpose, object
V. General purpose of the service, territorial
G. General purpose of the service
D. General purpose of the service,site
103. In the areas of the heads of civil protection are:
and. rukovoditelyami.common. Department
b. the head of region trade Union
V. Hakim city
G. chapters.the doctor of the medical unit
D. the regional Governor
104. What is timesheet?
and. the amount of furniture intended for MSGS
b. the amount of clothing and medicines for MSGS
V. the list of medical assets intended for generation MSGS
G. accumulation of furniture for MSGS
D. devices for the formation of MSGS
105. San. squads for 10 hours will be supplemented with honey. property:
and. at least 2 times
b. at least 4 times
V. at least 5 times
G. not less than 6 times
D. at least 7 times
106. How many sets honey. property avtolyuks will be able to deliver at home?
and. 5 sets
b. 7 sets
V. 9 sets
G. 3 sets
D. 2 sets
107. Methods of degassing the Mead. property (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. mechanical
b. mechanical, to throw
V. physical
G. chemical
D. mechanical, physical, chemical
108. What is disinfection?
and. the treatment of disease
b. the destruction of chemicals from clothes
V. the destruction of the clothes of radioactive substances
G. reduction of RV
D. the destruction of pathogenic microbes
109. Measures for containment and elimination of bacteriological hearth:
and. making ready all forces and means
b. vaccination of the population
V. tank. exploration, and display tank. funds
G. evacuation of the population
D. distribution of medicines to the population and decontamination
110. Measures on localization and liquidation of focus of bacteriological
(unnecessary to delete):
and. the evacuation of the population
b. detection of infectious patients
V. quarantine and observation activities
G. conducting accelerated specific preventive measures
D. bacteriological investigation and indication BS
111. With the threat of bacteriological attacks MSGS holds events (unnecessary to
delete):
and. making ready all forces and means
b. vaccination of the population
V. decontamination of the population
G. the training of the population provide self-and mutual aid
D. sale of additional bandaging materials, medicines
112. Measures to eliminate the hotbed of bacteriological (unnecessary to delete):
and. examination of water and food
b. degassing of the building
V. San. treatment of the population
G. quarantine and observation activities
D. nonspecific and specials. preventive measures
113. Event alert to the emergence of the epidemic (unnecessary to delete):
and. improvement of life conditions, employment of the population
b. vaccination of the population
V. good sanitary hygienic condition of the territory
G. physical conditioning of the population
D. the use of modern means of decontamination
114. Ways of holding the indicating means of bacterial?
and. personal collective
b. accelerated personal
V. accelerated Express
G. intelligence and forecast
D. Express, rapid, reconnaissance, warning
115. Activities undertaken in case of occurrence of infectious patients (unnecessary
to eliminate)?
and. clarifying the causes of the disease
b. decontamination of the population
V. provision of contact with patients
G. isolation of patients
D. immunization of the population
116. Year of appearance of the elements of specialized medical care?
and. 1853 – 1856.
b. 1847 – 1860.
V. 1905 – 1910.
G. 1842 – 1845.
D. 1939 – 1945.
117. The hosting plan hospital databases?
and. 3 options
b. 4 options
V. 6 options
G. 2 options
D. 1 variant
118. The number of beds in medical evacuation?
and. 4 – 6 thousand
b. 5 – 7 thousand
V. 3 – 4 thousand
G. 7 – 8 thousand
D. 20 thousand and more
119. The number of beds planned for the multidisciplinary head and hospitals?
and. 25 – 30%
b. 35 – 40 %
V. 45 – 50%
G. 15 – 20%
D. 5 – 10%
120. The number of beds planned for travelagency hospitals?
and. 30 – 40%
b. 35 – 40%
V. 10 – 15%
G. 25 – 30%
D. 3 – 5%
121. The number of beds for therapeutic bolnyh in hospital?
and. 10 – 15%
b. 35 – 40%
V. 15 – 20%
G. 25 – 30%
D. 20 – 30%
122. The number of beds for infectious bolnyh in hospital?
and. 5%
b. 7%
V. 4%
G. 8%
D. 3%
123. The number of beds for neuropsychiatric bolnyh in hospital?
and. 3%
b. 20%
V. 15%
G. 6%
D. 5%
124. The number of beds allocated for children's bolnyh in hospital?
and. up to 15%
b. up to 30%
V. to 20%
G. up to 10%
D. up to 40%
125. The number of beds in the main hospital?
and. 400 – 600
b. 300 – 400
V. 300 – 500
G. 200 – 300
D. 600 - 700
126. The number of beds in the hospitals profiled in a hospital base?
and. 200 – 300
b. 300 – 400
V. 100 – 200
G. 400 – 500
D. 500 - 600
127. How many BSMP and OSMP (unit of specialized medical care)?
and. 8 and more
b. And 6 more
V. 10 and more
G. 4 or more
D. and 9 more
128. The volume of the first medical aid (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. the CPR
b. CPR
V. introduction of vaccines and serums
G. the imposition of bandages on the wounds
D. the establishment of Shin fractures
129. In the scope of first aid includes:
and. a set of activities in case of shock
b. the establishment of the catheter into the bladder
V. direct heart massage
G. assistance in cardiovascular disease
D. a temporary stop external bleeding
130. What is included in the scope of first aid?
and. final hemostasis
b. direct heart massage
B. identification of breathing tubes
G. CPR
D. amputation of the limb hanging in the flap
131. In the scope of first aid is included?
and. the fight against cardio – vascular insufficiency
b. artificial respiration – mouth to mouth
V. the distribution of the population of antiemetics
G. distribution of the population analgesic medication
D. extinguishing burning clothes
132. The staff of group medical intelligence PSO?
and. a doctor, a paramedic, disinfector, shooter
b. the doctor, the messenger, radio operator, corpsman
Q. doctor, nurse, dosimetrist, driver
G. doctor, paramedic, driver messenger
D. the paramedic, medic, driver, gunner
133. The personnel in PSOs?
and. 135 people
b. 146 people
V. 156 people
G. ABC
D. 148 people
134. In the ISR – how many doctors?
and. 8
b. 9
V. 10
G. 7
D. 5
135. How many paramedics in PSOs?
and. 48
b. 36
V. 44
G. 38
D. 45
136. How many techs in PSO?
and. 84
b. 72
V. 83
G. 90
D. 76
137. The personnel in PSOs?
and. 8 physicians, 28 physician assistants, nurses 72, the remaining 28
b. 8 doctors, paramedics 38, 72 nurses, the remaining 26
V. 8 doctors, paramedics 48, 72 nurses, the remaining 28
G. 8 doctors, paramedics 38, 76 nurses, other 24
D. 8 doctors, paramedics 38, 72 nurses, the remaining 28
138. In the Department of economic services include:
and. chief, electrician, radio operator, taskled, cook, driver
b. the chief, a radio operator, barman, driver
V. the chief, electrician, taskled, chef, chauffeur 2
G. the chief, the barman, 2 driver, radio operator
139. Laboratory in the Department of PKOs?
and. chief, medic, 3 technicians, 2 driver
b. chief, paramedic, laboratory assistant, driver, radio operator
V. the chief, technician 2, technician – radionucleotide, dosimetrist
G. head, laboratory 2, laboratory assistant – radionucleotide, messenger
D. the chief, 2 assistants, dosimetrist, driver
140. Placement in a hospital Department deploy?
and. for seriously ill, infectious, and neuropsychiatric patients, for pregnant women
and operating
b. for seriously ill, infectious, and neuropsychiatric patients, for pregnant women
V. infectious and psycho-neurological patients, preoperative and operating
G. for infectious and neuropsychiatric patients, for pregnant women, predpriatia
and dressing, operational
141. How many beds in the hospital ward?
and. 30 – 60
b. 40 – 60
V. 60 – 80
G. 25 – 40
D. 50 – 80
142. How many beds in antishock chamber?
and. 30 – 60
b. 40 – 60
V. 60 – 80
G. 30 – 50
D. 40 - 80
143. How many people in the screening - emergency Department?
and. 31
b. 32
V. 30
G. 19
D. 50
144. Tasks screening – emergency Department (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. reception affected
b. emergency care
V. evacuation of affected foci
G. decontamination of clothing and footwear
D. the use of sorting marks
145. Organizational principles of the medical service of civil protection
(unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. sandruzhiny proceed with the provision of first aid
b. MSGS is organized on the basis of existing medical and preventive treatment
facilities
V. formation MSGS able to work in any of the lesions
G. each party performs its inherent task
D. San. the posts and all the people involved in first aid
146. Staff care post?
and. 6 people
b. 24 people
V. 101 people
G. 4
D. 125
147. The personnel of the detachment of sanitary troops?
and. 24 people
b. 4
V. 81 people
G. 125
D. 25 people
148. Sanitary post is for 10 hours of work is providing first aid to the needy...?
and. 200 people
b. 400 people
V. 1000 people
G. 500 people
D. 2000 people
149. Sanitary squad for 10 hours of work is providing first aid to the needy...?
and. ABC
b. ABC
V. 500 people
G. 10 people
D. 200 people
150. A detachment of the sanitary squad for 10 hours of work is providing first aid
to the needy?
and. 2000 people
b. ABC
V. ABC
G. ABC
D. ABC
151. How many sanitary stretcher for San. post?
and. 1 PC.
b. 2 PCs.
V. 3 PC.
G. 4 PCs.
D. 5 PCs.
152. How many sanitary stretcher in the sanitary squad?
and. 4 PCs.
b. 1 PC.
V. 6 PCs.
G. 5 PCs.
D. 3 PCs.
153. How many sanitary stretcher squad San. squads?
and. 4 – 5pcs.
b. 18 – 24pcs.
V. 20 – 27 PCs.
G. 15 – 25 PCs.
D. 20 – 25 PCs.
154. How many sanitary straps in San. post?
and. 2 PCs.
b. 1 PC.
V. 4 pieces
G. 3 PC.
D. 5 PCs.
155. How many sanitary straps in San. the squad?
and. 2 PCs.
b. 20 PCs.
V. 30 PCs.
G. 40 PCs.
10 PCs.
156. How many sanitary of the straps in the squad San. the squad?
and. 20 – 30 PCs.
b. 10 – 20 PCs.
V. 40 – 50 PCs.
G. 10 – 30 PCs.
D. 10 – 50pcs.
157. The composition of the epidemiological reconnaissance includes?
and. representatives of the honey. service, community services, services for the
protection of animals and plants
b. representatives of the honey. service, service of protection of animals and plants
V. the representatives of honey. services, communications, transport services
G. representatives of the honey. service, engineering service, service of protection
of animals and plants
D. members of the medical and transport service, service of protection of animals
and plants
158. In the management of the sanitary squad consists of?
and. the head, Deputy head for educational work, radio operator, messenger, driver
b. the chief, head of educational work, scout, the driver and the dosimetrist
V. the chief, Deputy chief on educational work, the driver
G. the chief, Deputy chief on educational work, messenger, driver
D. the chief, Deputy chief on educational work, messenger, driver, dosimetrist
159. The Department of the detachment of sanitary squads include:
and. the chief, Deputy chief, radio operator and driver 3
b. the chief, Deputy chief, 3 connected
V. the chief, Deputy chief, radio operator and driver 2
G. the chief, Deputy chief, messenger, driver 2
D. head, Deputy head, the dosimetrist, the radio operator and the driver
160. Has offices in the mobile anti-epidemic squad (unnecessary to eliminate)?
and. sanitary – epidemiological
b. disinfection
V. laboratory
G. deodorization
D. laboratory and epidemic prevention
161. The Board is rolling antiepidemic detachment include:
and. the chief, Deputy chief, driver
b. the chief, Deputy chief, radio operator, driver
V. the chief, messenger, driver
G. the chief, Deputy chief, driver, disinfector
D. chief, radio operator, cook, driver
162. In management of specialized anti-epidemic brigade includes:
and. chief, assistant chief, driver and radio operator
b. chief, assistant chief
V. the chief, assistant chief, driver and messenger
G. the chief, assistant chief, radio operator, messenger
163. Are there any branches in the specialized anti-epidemic brigade?
and. epidemiological, dezinfektsionnye
b. epidemiological, bacteriological
V. epidemiological, virological
G. epidemiological, immunological
D. epidemiological, radiological
164. Evacuated the population can take a weight of not more than:
and. 50 kg.
b. 35 kg.
V. 40 kg.
G. 25 kg.
D. 10 kg.
165. Particular advantages of chemical weapons compared to other weapons of
mass destruction (unnecessary to delete):
and. sneak attack
b. greater flexibility i.e. either destruction or temporary taking out of manpower
V. the difficulty of conducting mobilisation activities
G. suppression of economic, military, moral and political potential
D. the destruction of the territory
166. The duration of primary cloud?
and. up to 1 hour
b. up to 10 minutes
V. up to 30 minutes
G. up to 1.5 hours
D. up to 5 minutes
167. The duration of secondary clouds?
and. up to 20 minutes
b. depending on weather conditions
V. to 1 hour
G. up to 15 minutes
D. up to 30 minutes
168. The energy of a nuclear explosion izrashoduete for shock wave?
and. 40%
b. 35%
V. 50%
G. 45%
d. 25%
169. The energy of a nuclear explosion izrashoduete for light emission?
and. 50%
b. 35%
V. 40%
G. 25%
D. 5%
170. The energy of a nuclear explosion izrashoduete to penetrating radiation?
and. 5%
b. 55%
V. 10%
g. 35%
D. 50%
171. The energy of a nuclear explosion izrashoduete for radioactive
contamination?
and. 5%
b. 25%
V. 10%
g. 35%
D. 50%
172. How many methods of energy production of a nuclear weapon?
and. 2
b. 3
V. 4
G. 5
D. 1
173. How many types of nuclear weapons?
and. 4
b. 2
V. 1
G. 3
D. 5
174. The duration of light radiation?
and. 25 – 30 seconds
b. 10 – 15 seconds
V. 40 seconds
G. 50 seconds
D. 1 hour
175. The action of penetrating radiation?
and. 10 – 25 seconds
b. 30 – 40 seconds
V. 15 – 20 seconds
G. 50 seconds
D. 60 seconds
176. The duration of the shock wave?
and. 10 seconds
b. 7 – 12 seconds
V. 15 seconds
G. 1 – 3 seconds
D. 20 seconds
177. The radiation level in the outer border zone And in radioactive contaminated
areas after 1 hour?
and. 80 p/h
b. 400 p/h
V. 40 p/h
G. 5 R/h
D. 8 R/h
178. The level of radiation in an hour in the inner zone boundary And the
radioactive contaminated areas after 1 hour?
and. 20 p/h
b. 40 p/h
V. 80 p/h
G. 50 p/h
D. 400 R/h
179. The level of radiation in an hour outside the boundaries of zone B in
radioactive contaminated areas?
and. 8 p/h
b. 40 p/h
V. 80 p/h
G. 50 p/h
D. 10 R/h
180. The level of radiation in an hour in the inner boundary of zone B in
radioactive contaminated areas?
and. 8 p/h
b. 240 p/h
V. 80 p/h
G. 50 p/h
D. 100 p/h
181. The level of radiation in an hour outside the border zone In the radioactive
contaminated areas?
and. 240 p/h
b. 100 p/h
V. 80 p/h
G. 40 p/h
D. 30 p/h
182. The level of radiation in an hour in the inner zone boundaries In the
radioactive contaminated areas?
and. 240 p/h
b. 100 p/h
V. 50 p/h
G. 800 p/h
D. 200 R/h
183. The level of radiation in an hour outside the boundaries of area G in
radioactive contaminated areas?
and. 240 p/h
b. 800 p/h
V. 100 p/h
G. 50 p/h
D. 200 R/h
184. Dose of total decay in the outer boundary of the zone in radioactive And
contaminated areas?
and. 60 p/h
b. 50 p/h
V. 40 p/h
G. 10 p/h
D. 20 p/h
185. Dose of complete collapse in the internal border zone in radioactive And
contaminated areas?
and. 1200 p/h
b. 400 p/h
V. 100 p/h
G. 200 p/h
D. 300 R/h
186. Dose of total decay in the outer border of zone B with the radioactivecontaminated areas?
and. 600 p/h
b. 240 p/h
V. 80 p/h
G. 400 p/h
D. 100 p/h
187. Dose of total decay in the inner boundary of the zone B in radioactive
contaminated areas?
and. 800 p/h
b. 400 p/h
V. 1200 p/h
G. 100 p/h
D. 30 p/h
188. Dose of total decay in the outer border zone At the radioactive contaminated
areas?
and. 800 p/h
b. 1200 p/h
V. 100 p/h
G. 400 p/h
D. 80 p/h
189. Dose of complete collapse in the internal border zone In the radioactive
contaminated areas?
and. 1200 p/h
b. 800 p/h
V. 600 p/h
g 4000 p/h
D. 500 R/h
190. Dose of total decay in the outer boundary of the zone G in radioactive
contaminated areas?
and. 800 p/h
b. 700 p/h
V. 4000 R/h
G. 1200 p/h
D. 100 p/h
191. The sensitivity limit of the instrument DP – 64?
and. 0,2 p/h
b. 0.1 R/h
B. 2 R/h
G. 1 R/h
D. 0.4 p/h
192. In filter mode – ventilation air supply in shelters for a healthy person.
and. 4 – 12 cubic meter/hour
b. 10 cubic meter/hour
V. 5 – 10 cu m/h
G. 2 – 10 cubic metre/h
D. 8 – 13 meter cubic/hour
193. In the filter – ventilation ensure that the air in the shelter for a sick person.
and. 10 cubic meter/hour
b. 8 – 13 meter cubic/hour
V. 2 – 10 cubic metre/h
G. 5 cubic meter/hour
D. 15 cubic meter/hour
194. In cooling mode the supply air to the shelter for everyone.
and. 2 – 10 cubic metre/h
b. 10 cubic meter/hour
V. 8 – 13 meter cubic/hour
G. 15 cubic meter/hour
D. 2 cubic meter/hour
195. Combined arms protective kit includes:
and. raincoat, rubber boots, gloves
b. coat, stockings, gloves
V. suit, gloves, rubber boots, hood
G. coveralls, rubber boots, gloves
D. raincoat coveralls, rubber boots, gloves
196. Light protective suit includes:
and. raincoat, rubber boots, gloves, hood
b. shirt, cloak, gloves, boots
V. shirt with hood, pants with stockings, gloves
G. coat, boots, gloves, shirt, pants with stockings
D. jumpsuit, stockings, gloves
197. Civil gas mask GP-5 is (unnecessary to delete):
and. the front part, gas box
b. helmet – mask, gas box
B. valve box, helmet – mask
G. desiccant, helmet – mask, gas box
D. helmet mask, complete gas bag, anti-fog film
198. Mix in hopcalite the cartridge comprises:
and. SiO – 60%, and MPO – 40%
b. SiO – 60%, and MPa – 60%
V. SIO – 45% and MPa – 60%
G. SIO – 65% and No – 40%
D. SIO – 40%, and MPa – 60%
199. The special masks?
and. FE – 4, FE – 5, camera protective children, hopcalite cartridge
b. FE – 4, FE – 5, hopcalite cartridge, the helmet for wounded in the head
V. PI – 4, PI – 7, hopcalite cartridge
G. SP - 4, SP – 5, hopcalite cartridge cpad -5
D. FE – 4, FE – 5, PDF – D, PDF - sh
200. Indicator tube red ring and red dot defines?
and. Mustard, Luit, V – gases
b. Hydrocyanic acid, CYANOGEN chloride
V. Sarin, Soman, V – gases
G. Diphosgene, phosgene, si – Ar
D. C. R., Sarin, Soman, V - gases
201. Military device of chemical investigation is intended to determine:
and. for decontamination
b. toxic substances
V. for disinfection
G. radioactive and toxic substances
D. radioactive, chemical, biological substances
202. What are the advantages of the civil gas mask GP – 7V (unnecessary to
eliminate)?
and. the obturator provides a more reliable seal, reduces pressure on the head,
increases the residence time in a gas mask
b. can use people older than 60 years and patients with pulmonary and
cardiovascular diseases
V. a clear understanding of the transmitted speech, allows the intake of water
G. reduced the resistance of the filtering – absorbing boxes, which facilitates
breathing facilitates the use of means of communication, has a connecting tube
203.Environmental emergencies include:
A ) Changing the status of things, the atmosphere and the hydrosphere
B) Change the structure of the geological,gidrometeorologicheskoi and atmosphere
G) Accident radiological,chemical energy VA facilities
C) the Change in hydraulic engineering,hydrometrology VA atmosphere
D) Changing the geodetic,on being and on the atmosphere
204.Mahalliy favqulodda vasiatka kiradi
A)the victim from 10 to 500 people,500 person uhudshilos living
conditions,material damage is not more than 0.5 million times the minimum wage.
B) the victim 100 to 500 employees, over 500 human uhudshilos living
conditions,material damage is not more than 0.5 million times the minimum wage.
G) the victim from 10 to 5,000,5,000 person uhudshilos living conditions,material
damage more than 0.5 million times the minimum wage.
C) the victim from 150 to 500 people,500 person uhudshilos living
conditions,material damage is not more than 0.5 million times the minimum wage.
D) the victim from 10 to 500 people,500 person uhudshilos living
conditions,material damage more than 0.5 million times the minimum wage.
205.Types of earthquake:
A)the Quaternary,tectonic ,man
B)volcanic,tectonics,anthropogenic
G)volcanic,androgen,artificial
C)tectus,volcanic,geologists
D)the technogenic,hydrogen,tecktonik
206.Centers earthquake:
A)epicenter, ecsocenter
B)Epicor, hypocenter
D)tehnotsentr, epicenter
C)the hypocenter, epicenter
E)ecsocenter, hypocenter
207.Measures the Richter scale:
A)Measuring seismic energy in the BAM earthquake the seismic vydelyaemogo
free
B) Measures the causes of seismic energy in the BAM earthquake
G) Opredelyaet the direction of the seismic center is free on the earthquake
C) the number of seismic Opredeliaet is free at the center of the earthquake
D) Opredelyaet the form of seismic free in the center of the earthquake
208.Documents required for ensuring the formation of MSGS with medical assets :
A) prescription requirement,power of attorney,
B)manual,time sheet,recipe
D)the report card requirement,power of attorney,
C) the time sheet, recipes,power of attorney,
E) certificate,requirement,permit,
209.Special masks includes:
A) IP-4,KIPP-5,SHR-2,hopcalite cartridge
B) IP-4,IP-6,SHR-3,hopcalite cartridge
G)FE-4,FE-5,SHR-2,hopcalite cartridge
C) IP-4,GP-5,SHR-2,hopcalite cartridge
D) IP-4,GP-5,SHR-2,hopcalite cartridge
210.The proportion of adults masks:
A) GP-5,GP-5m GP-7,GP-7b,IP-4.SP-5C
B) GP-5,GP-5m GP-7,GP-7b,IP-4.SP-5, additional cartridges
G) GP-5,GP-4,GP-7,GP-7b,IP-4.IP-6
C)GP-5,GP-5m GP-7,GP-7b,IP-4.SP-5
E) GP-5,GP-5m GP-7,GP-7b,SP-6.SP-7
211.When assessing the nuclear obstanovke initial information for forecasting
method:
A) the time of the explosion,the power of the explosion,the direction and speed of
wind,the seasons,kakam contingente
B) the time of the explosion,the power of the explosion,the direction of the
wind,the seasons,kakam contingente
G) the time of the explosion,the power of the explosion,type of explosion,the
seasons,kakam contingente
C) the time of the explosion,the power of the explosion, wind speed,seasons,kakam
contingente
D) the time of the explosion,the power of the explosion,the direction and speed of
wind,the seasons,kakam contingente weather and the time of the explosion.
212. .When assessing the nuclear obstanovke initial information for the method of
radiation detection:
A) the site of the explosion,the level of radiation,time of last measurement,the
coefficient of air resistance, a single permissible dose.
B) the site of the explosion,the level of radiation,time of last measurement,the
coefficient of air resistance, a single permissible dose.
G) the type of explosion,the level of radiation,time of last measurement,the
coefficient of air resistance, a single permissible dose.
C) the time of the explosion, a power explosion, the level of radiation, time of last
measurement,the coefficient of air resistance, a single permissible dose.
D) the time of the explosion, the level of radiation,time of last measurement,the
coefficient of air resistance, a single permissible dose.
213.Primewest bacteriological weapons other WMD:
A) massivest of the disease,the unknown who primeval,hard postaviti
diagnosis,innovatsionnie period, difficult in treatment.
B) massivest of the disease,the unknown who primeval,hard postaviti
diagnosis,innovatsionnie period, difficult in treatment and kontagioznom it.
D) massivest of the disease, the fame who primeval,hard postaviti
diagnosis,innovatsionnie period, easily amenable to treatment
C) massivest of the disease,the unknown who primenyal,postaviti difficult
diagnosis, difficult in treatment.
E) massivest of the disease,the unknown who primeval,hard postaviti
diagnosis,innovatsionnie period, difficult in treatment.
214. How many people are there in the Department to evacuate the affected ?
A)19
B)18
G)20
C)17
D)21
215.How many country have nuclear weapons?
A)5
B)7
G)8
C)9
D)10
216.What States invented nuclear weapons,it otkazalsa ?
A) Israel
B) France
D) Iron
C) SOUTH AFRICA
D) Japan
Was the teacher of Hz and MSGS Tolmachev U. A.
Approved at the methodical meeting of the Department
Protocol № ___ from ___________2015.
Zaveduyuschiy of the Department "public
health,organization and management
Zdravoohranenie with the GB "
Professor Rustamov H. E