ASHER Flashcards

1
Q

Where might a Casualty Exchange Point (CEP) or Ambulance Exchange Point (AEP) be located?
a) In a hazard zone
b) In a hot zone
c) In a warm zone
d) In the cold zone

A

d) In the cold zone

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What does it mean when an area is “clear” according to law enforcement terminology?
a) There are no victims in the area
b) No threats are present, but victims may still be present
c) Law enforcement officers have left the area
d) The area is secure and free of any hazards

A

b) No threats are present, but victims may still be present

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3
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What is the main role of the Incident Commander during an ASHER?
a) Providing medical treatment to victims
b) Establishing a Joint Information Center
c) Managing the distribution of personnel and resources
d) Conducting post-incident debriefings

A

c) Managing the distribution of personnel and resources

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4
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How far away from the known hazard is the staging area typically located in Staging - Level 1?
a) One to two blocks away.
b) Directly adjacent to the hazard.
c) A few feet away.
d) It varies depending on the incident.

A

a) One to two blocks away.

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5
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What role does the first arriving officer often take on in Staging - Level 2?
a) Incident Commander
b) Staging Supervisor
c) staging Manager
d) Resource Coordinator

A

c) staging Manager

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6
Q

What level of staging is implemented for an ASHER THREAT?
a) Level 1
b) Level 2
c) Level 3
d) No staging is required

A

Level 1

TIE your shoes
Threat
Imminent
Event

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7
Q

What triggers the classification of an ASHER EVENT?
a) Threat made via 911 with no visual verification of assailant or weapon(s)
b) Confirmation of an assailant with a weapon conducive for mass casualty
c) Shots fired in a public setting with or without reported victims or known incident with victims down
d) Shots fired in a controlled environment with no reported injuries

A

Shots fired in a public setting with or without reported victims or known incident with victims down

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8
Q

When should Command consider upgrading/downgrading to appropriate ASHER category and respective MCI dispatch?
a) Based on initial RTF reports only
b) Based on further credible information only
c) Based on initial RTF reports and further credible information
d) Only if instructed by the Fire Chief

A

Based on initial RTF reports and further credible information

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9
Q

What should be the focus once all victims have been treated or transported?
a) Scene preservation
b) Debriefing with units
c) Transfer scene to Law Enforcement
d) Conducting rehab for evaluation

A

Scene preservation

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