A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction (05-30-2014) Flashcards

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Weapons of mass destruction can include what 3 agents?

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  1. Nuclear
  2. Biological
  3. Chemical
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

AFD, APD, ATCEMS will respond to WMD calls anywhere in:

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Travis county

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

What is the AFD response to a WMD call in the city?

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Hazardous Materials Task Force:

  • Closest engine
  • Closest Rescue
  • Closest Hazmat Engine
  • Spec Ops Batt chief
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

What is AFD response to a WMD call outside the city in Travis county?

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Hazardous Materials Tank Force:

  • Closest Rescue
  • Closest Hazmat Engine
  • Spec Ops Batt Chief
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Response to a WMD call will usually be code:

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3 with a cautious approach

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

What are the 3 priorities for response personnel at a WMD call?

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  1. Ensure life safety
  2. Isolate area
  3. Call for assistance
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Media attention at these incidents may require an early request for a:

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Public Information Officer

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Before victims leave the scene, these 3 things should be addressed:

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  1. Medically monitored
  2. Documented
  3. Debriefed by law enforcement
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Whose response should be requested early in incidents involving a known or suspected WMD?

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FBI response

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

According to the National Response Plan and Presidential Directives, who is the lead agency for incidents involving chemical, biological, or nuclear weapons?

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The FBI

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

The incident site should be considered a:

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Federal crime scene

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

If response personnel are unsure as to whether the device is potentially explosive, they should contact:

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APD Bomb Squad

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Because of the possibility of secondary devices, do not use radios or cell phones within ___ feet of the incident scene?

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50 feet

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Set an appropriate evacuation distance of at least ___ feet:

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300 feet

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who should be notified in cases where a “threat communication” exists without the presence of a device or hazardous materials?

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APD and the FBI

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

In the case of Biological material, law enforcement will transport samples to the:

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Texas Department of Health Microbiology Lab or other designated facility

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who is responsible for all EMS clinical practice?

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The Medical Director

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who is responsible for issues and actions pertaining to public health?

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The Public Health Authority

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

The _______ _______ Health Authority will be notified of these incidents, but usually will not respond unless:

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  • Travis County
  • The incident has a protracted time frame
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Equipment that is suspected of being contaminated by Biological agents can be deconned with a __ percent bleach solution?

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5%

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who is responsible for the Decon Division?

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The Decontamination Officer

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

The Decontamination Officer should be a member of the:

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Hazmat Response Taskforce

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

A portion of the Decon Officer’s duties include these (4):

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  1. Briefing the victims on the decon process
  2. Ensuring the privacy of the victims
  3. Packaging and securing clothes and valuables
  4. Documenting the decon of victims
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

In regards to decon, large incidents may require a:

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Decon Group or several Decon Divisions

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Victim decon procedures may require some or all of the following (3):

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  1. Removal of clothing
  2. Soap and water rinse
  3. Dressing in a provided garment (Tyvek suit)
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Personnel should work within the scope of their:

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Training and PPE

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

What should be documented of victims that have been deconned (3)?

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  1. Their decon
  2. Examination
  3. Treatment
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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who should be used to secure the evidence in an airtight container of letters that have been opened?

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HazMat trained personnel in appropriate PPE

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

All evidence will be placed in the custody of:

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Law enforcement

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[A609 Weapons of Mass Destruction]

Who will coordinate public information activities in the case of criminal threats?

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The PIO of the lead law enforcement agency