8-30. Burning white phosphorus particles embedded in the skin are  treated  by 1. surgical removal followed by a copper sulfate wet dressing 2. a copperI sulfate rinse then surgical  removal 3. a copper sulfate rinse only 4. allowing them to burn out 8-31. In the even of a nuclear detonation, the best position to assume  is 1. sitting,  with  the  knees drawn up to the chest, facing away from the blast 2. supine with the face covered 3. on your side, in & fetal position facing away from the blast 4. face down with your faca covered 8-32. The treatment of thermal burns from a nuclear detonation differs from  more  conventional  burn wounds  in  that 1. conventional burn wounds are generally  less  serious 2. conventional burn wounds are more  likely  to  become infected 3. burning resulting from a nuclear  detonation  are  more painful 4. there  is  no  difference 8-33. A serious internal radiation hazard, alpha particles can enter the  body  through 1. the digestive system 2. the respiratory system 3. open  wounds 4. any of the above 8-34. Of the following, which type of radiation has the greatest penetrating   power? 1. Alpha 2. Beta 3. Gamma 4. Neutron 8-35.  When  using  antibiotic  for victims  of  radiation  injuries, it is recommended that you use 1. one-half  the  normal  dosage 2. the nominal dosage 3. two  times  the  normal  dosage 4. three times the normal dosage 8-36.  The  Medical  Department  Journal containa a chronological record of  events  concerning  the  Medical Department and should include all of the following EXCEPT 1. reports  of  personnel casualties,  injuries,  or deaths 2. personnel entered onto or deleted  from  the  binnacle list 3. medical  histories  of personnel 4. training  lectures  to stretcher  barriers 8-37.  NAVMED  6320/18,  Binnacle  List, is used to list all personnel 1. admitted  to  the  hospital 2. excused  from  duty  for  24 hours or less because of illness 3. excused  from  duty  for  more than 24 hours because of illness 4. who reported to sick call in the  morning 8-38. NAVMED 6320/20, Morning Report of the Sick, must be submitted to the commanding officer daily by 1. 0800 2. 0900 3. 1000 4. 1100 8-39. When submitting the monthly Medical Services Outpatient Morbidity Report, the reported condition  is 1. submitted  only  for  personnel admitted as inpatient 2. submitted only in the event of death 3. the  initial  complaint 4. the  final  diagnosis 51