UPTP Test 3
1. Critical Incident Events that are grave, crucial, momentous, and some-
times life threatening. However, they may be predictable
and not always sudden.
2. Crisis is also an event that is grave, crucial, momentous, and
sometimes life threatening, but it is unpredictable.
3. Criti...
UPTP Test 3 1. Critical Incident Events that are grave, crucial, momentous, and some - times life threatening. However, they may be predictable and not always sudden. 2. Crisis is also an event that is grave, crucial, momentous, and sometimes life threatening, but it is unpredictable. 3. Critical incident stress 4. Post -Traumatic Stress Disorder 5. Five Step OPSEC process Stress that is experienced at any level resulting from exposure to a critical incident The development of characteristic symptoms following an exposure to one or more traumatic events. The dura- tion of events lasts more than one month. Identification of Critical Information, Analysis of Threat, Analysis of Vulnerabilities, Assessment of Risks, Appli - cation of Countermeasures 6. Countermeasures refer to anything that effectively negates an adversary's ability to exploit vulnerabilities. 7. Thermal Effects Least Destructive Effect 8. Blast Pressure Ef- fects 9. Fragmentation Ef- fects Most Destructive Effect Most Deaths Occur from Debris 10. Drug Test Kits react violently with Explosives. 11. Pipe Bombs - Fuse Most in the US are filled with low explosives 12. Methods of Initia - tion: Timed, Command, Victim -Operated 13. Pipe Bombs Most in the US are filled with low explosives 14. Vehicle Borne Improvised Ex- Nitrates Homemade explosive are almost exclusively used UPTP Test 3 plosive Device (VBIED) 15. Waterborne Impro - vised Explosive Device (WBIED) 16. law enforcement response to an Improvised Explo - sive Device 17. Mandatory Evacu - ation Zone: 18. Preferred Evacua - tion Zone: Limpet Mines Mandatory Evacuation Zone: Blast Pressure Preferred Evacuation Zone: Fragmentation and Debris Do not use Electronics in the HOT ZONE Blast Pressure Fragmentation and Debris 19. Blast Injuries: Primary - Blast Wave on Body Secondary - Fragmentation or Debris Tertiary - Body Gets Propelled Quaternary 20. Levels to Search for an IED Level 1: Most Time Consuming/Floor to Waist Level 2: Waist to Chin Level 3: Chin to Ceiling Level 4: Above Ceiling False Cover 21. Handling Code 1: APPROACH WITH CAUTION, Possible Arrest. A federal arrest warrant may exist for the individual. Possible ties to terrorism. 22. Handling Code 2: APPROACH WITH CAUTION, Possible Immigration Vi- olator. A DHS detainer may be available for this individ - ual. Possible ties to terrorism. 23. Handling Code 3: APPROACH WITH CAUTION, Gather Information. Pos- sible ties to terrorism. 24. Handling Code 4:
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