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FEMA IS-331: Introduction to Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Exercise Evaluation Answers
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Evaluation Area 4, Field Measurement and Analysis, requires OROs to demonstrate their capability and: | Measure and analyze release levels within the nuclear facility. |
| When an evaluator sees a deviation from the plan or procedures but does not directly observe a evaluator should: | When an evaluator sees a deviation from the plan or procedures but does not directly observe the evaluator should: |
| A major purpose of the preliminary feedback session is to: | Conduct a preliminary discussion of positive and negative aspects of the exercise. |
| Which of the following is an example of a protective action? | Use of potassium iodide to block the thyroid’s uptake of radioiodines. |
| Which of the following is evaluated under Evaluation Area 2, Protective Action Decision making | Ambient radiation measurements are made and recorded at appropriate locations. |
| The four emergency classification levels, arranged from lowest to highest, are: | Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency. |
| In demonstrating primary alerting and notification, the ORO should: | Demonstrate broadcast procedures, short of actual transmission. |
| Decontamination of evacuees/emergency workers: | Must be demonstrated on at least 6 individuals. |
| OROs should maintain enough inventories of potassium iodide for: | Emergency workers, institutionalized persons, and general public within the plume pathway EPZ if stipulated in |
| According to FEMA’s evaluation philosophy, response activities in an exercise: | Should be based on the emergency response plan and procedures. |
| To ensure objectivity and accuracy, an evaluator should: | Coordinate with other evaluators at the same location. |
| Evaluation Area 5 evaluates the ORO’s capabilities with regard to alert, notification, and public refers to: | Activation of an attention-getting warning signal. |
| If an evaluator sees that an event that should have occurred is omitted, he/she should: | Document its omission. |
| NUREG-0654/FEMA-REP-1: | Describes the methodology to be used in evaluating REP exercises. |
| Which of the following is an example of immediate correction? | A player performs a task unsatisfactorily, receives retraining, and repeats the task satisfactorily. |
| Keeping facility staff informed through periodic briefings is an important aspect of: | Direction and control. |
| An important part of preparing for an evaluator assignment is: | Correlating the evaluation criteria with the ORO’s response plan. |
| How is the use of immediate correction in an exercise determined? | Negotiated before the exercise as part of the Extent of Play. |
| An evaluator should: | Develop a detailed time record for observed events. |
| Which question is at the core of exercise evaluation? | Was this criterion adequately demonstrated? |
| In evaluating the communication system, you find that the backup system is not functional. Yo on exercise performance. You should: | Document the fact and write up an exercise issue. |
| During the exercise, reception center facilities for evacuees: | May be demonstrated through a combination of interview and videotapes. |
| During an exercise you are evaluating whether the ORO has the ability to select, establish, and traffic and access control points. This capability is evaluated under: | Evaluation Area 3, Protective Action Implementation. |
| A loss of offsite and onsite power has caused a serious safety condition at a nuclear facility. A that could exceed PAGs within the plant boundaries but is not expected to exceed PAGs outside the Emergency Classification Level is this situation likely to trigger? | Site Area Emergency (SAE) |
| Exercise evaluation focuses on whether the jurisdiction: | Protects the health and safety of the public and emergency workers. |
| The __ identifies demonstrations and simulations, indicates what evaluators should specifies acceptable simulation limits. | Extent of Play |
| An exercise issue is: | A performance problem that is linked with specific NUREG-0654 standards and evaluation criteria and has the public health and safety. |
| A PAG is: | The projected radiation dose that warrants taking protective action. |
| During the exercise activity, an evaluator should: | Take concise notes about what you see and hear. |
| What should an evaluator do about documenting Federal play in the exercise? | Document Federal play. |
| The Evaluation Modules completed by evaluators are: | Used by the FEMA region to prepare the overall exercise report. |
| The capability to notify emergency personnel of an emergency situation or of a change in emer is evaluated under: | Mobilization. |
| The area within a 10-mile radius of a nuclear facility is known as the: | Plume EPZ |
| In the post-plume phase, field measurement and analysis focuses on: | Characterizing the extent of the release and the direction of the plume path. |
| Exercise activities are managed by: | The controller. |
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