ASSIGNMENT 3
textbook Assignment:
“Organization and Administration,” chapter 2––continued, pages 2–24
through 2–25; “Supervision and Training,” chapter 3, pages 3–14
through 3-21; and “Quality Assurance,” chapter 6, pages 6--1 throuqh
6–11.
QUESTIONS 3–1 THROUGH 3-7 PERTAIN TO
CHAPTER 2.
3–1.
3–2.
3–3.
3–4.
Fundamentally, current rather than
voltage is the criterion of shock
intensity.
Which of the following
dc current levels can cause
muscular inhibition?
1.
15–80 mA
2.
21–40 mA
3.
80-160 mA
4.
160–300 mA
Which of the following levels of ac
current are usually fatal?
1.
4–21 mA
2.
21–40 mA
3.
40–100 mA
4.
Over 100 mA
Under unfavorable conditions, the
resistance of the human body can
decrease to what level?
1.
30 ohms
2.
300 ohms
3.
3,000 ohms
4.
30,000 ohms
You are in a situation where your
body resistance is low, and the
path from a point where you touch a
radar bias-supply voltage of +30
volts is through your body.
Which
of the following results can you
expect?
1.
Only surprise
2.
Surprise and reflex action
3.
Muscular inhibition
4.
Fatality
3–5.
3-6.
3-7.
Which of the following publi-
cations provide(s) safety
information, rules, and
regulations?
1.
Electronic Installation
Maintenance Book–General
2.
Naval Ship’s Technical Manual.–
Chapter 400
3.
OPNAV 5100.19, Navy Safety
Precautions for Forces Afloat
4.
All of the above
Security of classified information
should become a natural element of
every task and not an additionally
imposed burden.
1.
True
2.
False
What is the publication number of
the Navy Information and Personnel
Security Program Regulation?
1.
OPNAV 5100.19
2.
OPNAV 5510.1
3.
OPNAV 4790.4
4.
OPNAV 5310.19
QUESTIONS 3-8 THROUGH 3–50 PERTAIN TO
CHAPTER 3.
3–8.
Which of the following schools are
considered formal off–ship/shop
training?
1.
Navy Class A and C schools
2.
Factory schools
3.
MOTU schools
4.
All of the above
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