A610.2 Active Attack Incidents Flashcards

1
Q

The public safety response to an active attack incident must ultimately focus on

A

terminating the threat(s),
and also safely allow for the rapid access,
point of injury medical intervention,
removal,
triage,
and transport of injured persons

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2
Q

The ultimate objectives of the active attack incident are

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rapid access,
triage,
point of injury medical intervention,
removal,
and transport of injured patients after the warm zone is under Law Enforcement (LE) protection

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3
Q

an area in the warm zone where victims have been placed by LE personnel

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Casualty Collection Point (CCP)

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4
Q

Rescue Task Force (RTF) may access victims at the CCP under

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the constant protection of LE

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5
Q

If a CCP is not already established by LE it may be the responsibility of

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the RTF to establish the initial CCP

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6
Q

theoretical minimum effective staffing for an RTF is

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two AFD members and two LE members although the present situation can also dictate needs

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7
Q

AFD officer or acting officer is the leader of the RTF but the LE element is responsible

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for security of movement and thus has “veto power” on where the RTF can go

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8
Q

__________members will form into two or four person units and attempt to neutralize the threat

A

Counter Assault Strike Team (CAST)

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9
Q

the physical or geographic area where medical need exists

A

Crisis Site

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10
Q

zone will be under LE protection
and contain the initial CCP
and Ambulance Exchange Point (AEP),
where the RTF will access
and remove victims to the designated area

A

Warm Zone

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11
Q

___________can quickly become the warm zone if the threat is neutralized or leaves

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Crisis Site

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12
Q

________ physical area in the cold zone that is dedicated for ambulances to receive victims from the CCP(s)
or triage areas and quickly transport victims to the hospital

A

Transportation Corridor

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13
Q

________ location in the transportation corridor where the casualties are handed off from the RTFs to the transport units

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Ambulance Exchange Point (AEP)

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14
Q

should the incident progress beyond a 1st alarm, an Incident Base should be established

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within ¼ mile of Staging

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15
Q

Apparatus should remain at this location to prevent congesting

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the transportation corridor

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16
Q

____________ has operational control over the Crisis Site

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Tactical – an APD term for Tactical Group Supervisor who remains on the exterior

17
Q

The active attack incident will be guided by a proactive strategy that aims to

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minimize the loss of life by rapidly accessing,
treating,
and removing victims in conjunction with other public safety agencies

18
Q

RTF concept focuses on three main operational goals

A

Stop the killing
Stop the dying
Rapid Casualty Evacuation

19
Q

The RTF concept is one of the options recommended by

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NFPA 3000, Standard for an Active Shooter/Hostile Event Response (ASHER) Program

20
Q

A hot, warm, and cold zone will be established based on

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LE priorities

21
Q

Active Attack Alarm that includes

A

two Engines,
one Aerial Apparatus,
one Rescue unit,
and one Battalion Chief.

22
Q

Active Attack 2nd Alarm includes

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two additional Engines,
one additional Aerial Apparatus,
and two additional Battalion Chiefs, (one to act as a Safety Officer)

Total: 4 Engs, 2 Aerials, 1 Rescue, 3 Battalions Chiefs

23
Q

In the event a 2nd Alarm is required, Unified Command should consider requesting additional ________________ units to respond to local hospital Emergency Rooms to assist with triage

A

Still Alarm

24
Q

AFD Company Officers shall utilize at least _______ to monitor the appropriate LE channe

A

one radio

25
Q

AFD Company Officers shall use the MDC, map books, and knowledge of territory in conjunction with incident details to

A

begin formulating a plan for the transportation corridor and triage area given the location of the incident

26
Q

Fire Branch Director should attempt to establish

A

Fire Branch Director should attempt to establish

27
Q

four priorities for the first arriving officers are

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the establishment of transportation corridors, establishing staging areas, the formation of RTFs, and coordinating with EMS to ensure rapid transport to area hospitals

28
Q

Fire Staging Manager should be assigned from the

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1st Alarm with the staging area announced to Fire Dispatch and relayed to responding units

29
Q

Staging should be established in an area that

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balances the safety of personnel with direct access for RTFs

30
Q

RTF will be established for

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victim access to the patients within the warm zone, once secured by LE

31
Q

The Fire Branch Director will establish an appropriate number of RTFs based on

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incident information and use of situational awareness

32
Q

The RTF leader should communicate the CCP location to

A

Fire Dispatch and responding units

33
Q

The _______ will have the final authority to determine which victims are removed first from the CCP

A

RTF

34
Q

Patient movement should be coordinated with

A

the AEP