15 - National Response Framework

Question 1

A coherent strategic framework (not a series of functional plans) for senior emergency response chiefs, emergency management practitioners, and senior executives in the private sector and NGOs; supersedes the NRP.

Answer 1

National Response Framework (NRF)

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Question 2

The ____ replaces the NRP and is a response template for the coordination effort of federal, state, tribal, and local governments, along with NGOs and the private sector.

Answer 2

NRF

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Question 3

A characteristic of the National Response Framework (NRF) that allows it to contract or expand according to the scope or size of the incident.

Answer 3

Scalability

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Question 4

A characteristic of the National Response Framework (NRF) that allows a responsive strategic framework to support local responders’ requirements in any type of hazard or attack.

Answer 4

Adaptability

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Question 5

Incident management templates in the NRF that provide a common language and organization for agencies and disciplines to integrate effectively.

Answer 5

Flexible coordinating structures

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Question 6

Immediate actions to save lives, protect property and the environment, and meet basic human needs.

Answer 6

Response

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Question 7

The NRF complements the principles in NIMS, such as ___ and ____.

Answer 7

UC and ICS

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Question 8

The emergency response phases of ____________, _________ and _________ are addressed in the NRF document.

Answer 8

preparedness, response and recovery

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Question 9

The key doctrine in the NRF includes the following components:
* Engaged _____________

Answer 9

partnerships

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Question 10

The key doctrine in the NRF includes the following components:

• Engaged partnerships
• _______ response

Answer 10

Tiered

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Question 11

The key doctrine in the NRF includes the following:

• Engaged partnerships
• Tiered response
• ________/__________ operational capabilities

Answer 11

*Scalable/flexible

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Question 12

The key doctrine in the NRF includes the following:

• Engaged partnerships
• Tiered response
• Scalable/flexible operational capabilities
• ______ of effort through the UC

Answer 12

• Unity

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Question 13

The key doctrine in the NRF includes the following:

• Engaged partnerships
• Tiered response
• Scalable/flexible operational capabilities
• Unity of effort through UC
• Readiness to ____

Answer 13

act

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Question 14

The five principles of engaged partnership, tiered response, scalability, unity through UC and readiness to act.

Answer 14

National Response Doctrine

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Question 15

Primary national hub for situational awareness and operational coordination across the federal government during incident management operations.

Answer 15

National Operations Center

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Question 16

Fifteen support functions with a lead federal agency, support agencies and a defined set of actions and responsibilities.

Answer 16

Emergency Support Functions (ESF)

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Question 17

The NRF framework defines ___ ESFs and specifies a lead federal agency for each support function.

Answer 17

15

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Question 18

The NRF includes key scenario sets and ___ national planning scenarios.

Answer 18

15

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Question 19

The roles and responsibilities outlined in the framework begin at the __________ and __________ levels and progress through local, tribal, state and federal levels.

Answer 19

individual and household

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Question 20

Roles for _____ and the _______ sector are also defined in the NRF.

Answer 20

NGOs / private

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