Individual Protective Equipment C-11A08

The items can also be marked "________ _______" and utilized for _______ ______

TRNG ONLY training only

The JSLIST suit may be laundered up to ____ times during its 120 day service life

6

There are _____ standardized MOPP levels and a ____ ______ command, which allow unit commanders to increase or decrease levels of protection as appropriate based on the existing threat

6 mask only

Decontamination team members and _________ may use impermeable protective clothing depending on the mission and protection required

CBIRF

MOPP II: Personnel wear their _____________ and overgarment. As with MOPP I, the overgarment may be left open, but trousers remain closed. The mask and gloves are carried

overboots

Once an item reaches its identified expiration date, you should check for __________ message prior to disposal

extension

Gloves will provide 24 hours of protection in a chemical environment and _____ days of uncontaminated wear

30

JSLIST overgarment comes in ____ sizes

11

The JSLIST suit has a service life of ______ days

120

MOPP ready: personnel carry their field protective masks. The Marine's MOPP gear is ready to be brought forward within __ hours when needed, with a second set available in __ hours

2 6

The AFS is worn over standard combat/duty boots to provide _____ hours of protection in CB contaminated environments

24

The JSLIST suit provides a maximum of _____ hours protection after contamination from chemical agents

24

The AFS comes in ____ sizes

4

During the 120 days, the suit may be physically worn for a total of ____ days

45

The overboots can be worn up to ___ days in an uncontaminated environment

45

Gloves are available in ____ sizes

5

MOPP 0: The individual's MOPP gear is issued to and inspected by the individual and prepared for use. Personnel carry their field protective masks and the MOPP gear is carried or readily available within ____ minutes maximum

5

Components of a permeable protective ensemble

Chemical Protective Overgarment (JSLIST suit) Field Protective Mask (M50 JSGPM) One pair of Alternate Footwear Solution (AFSS) overboots One pair of Chemical Protective Gloves

Once the item has been verified to the past its expiration, utilizing the supply system, the items can be sent to the _______ facility

DRMO

Physiological factors associated with wearing MOPP

Heat stress

JSLIST stands for

Joint Service Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology

MOPP stands for

Mission Oriented Protective Posture

Permeable clothing allows ____ and _________ to pass through the fabric

air and moisture

The JSLIST suit protects against chemical agent vapors, liquid droplets, biological agents, toxins, and a radioactive ______ and _______ particles

alpha and beta

This is an ______________ glove that provides protection against CB agents and alpha and beta particles

ambidextrous

The JB1GU/JB2GU(nFR) gloves are a multi-layer glove set consisting of a molded glove from compounded _______ rubber for chemical and biological protection and a separate inner liner made of polyester-rayon blend for perspiration absorption

butyl

The liner layer consists of a non-woven front laminated to activated ________ ________ and bonded to a tricot knit back

carbon spheres

Psychological factors

claustrophobia

The 45-day wear time does not need to be _______________ days

consecutive

Heat stress factors

dehydration inadequate nutrition miosis

MOPP IV: Personnel will completely ____________ themselves by closing their overgarment, adjusting all drawstrings to minimize the likelihood of any openings, securing their hoods and putting on their protective gloves

encapsulate

MOPP is not a ______ or _______ system

fixed or rigid

The coat size will be based on the Marine's _______ and ______ circumference

height chest

______________ clothing does not allow air and moisture to pass through the fabric

impermeable

The trouser size will use ________ and waist circumference measurements

inseam

Flexibility is the key to providing maximum protection with the ___________ ______ possible, while still allowing mission accomplishment

lowest risk

MOPP III: Personnel wear the overgarment, overboots, and ________. Again, flexibility is built into the system to allow for personnel relief at MOPP III, particularly in hot weather, Personnel can open the overgarment jacket and roll the protective mask hood for ventilation but the trousers remain closed. The gloves are carried

mask

mission oriented protective posture is a flexible system of wearing protective clothing and equipment that provides maximum BRN protection for an individual with the lowest risk possible while still achieving __________ ___________

mission accomplishment

The outer shell of both pieces is a 50/50 _________/_________ ________ rip-stop with a durable water repellent finish

nylon/cotton poplin

The clock starts when the foil package is ____________

opened

MOPP I: personnel immediately don the ___________. other items making up the individual's MOPP gear are carried. M9 paper is attached to the overgarment. Nerve agent antidote kits and decontamination kits are carried. Personnel must remove contact lenses and wear protective mask optical inserts. Leaders should monitor hydration levels

overgarments

The Marine Corps' Operating Forces use a ___________ protective overgarment as their standard protective overgarment

permeable

The two categories of protective clothing

permeable impermeable

The Mask Only command is given when ________ ________ _________ are being employed and no chemical/biological threat exists or in a downwind vapor hazard of a _______________ chemical or biological agent

riot control agents non-persistent

The overgarment coat and trousers are packaged separately in _________ bags

vacuum-sealed