Book 70 MCI Flashcards

1
Q

_______ structure is designed to provide the Incident Commander with an organizational system for handling any number of patients or an unusual geographic separation of a multi-casualty incident.

A

The Medical Branch

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____________ is reserved for incidents with a medical component that includes an unusually large number of victims, where patients are spread over a large area, or access to patients is separated by a great distance.

A

The Medical Branch

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3
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The following examples are of incident types where the Medical Branch may be implemented:

• Metro Rail Incident: separation of access and egress by as much as ____ feet.

A

800

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4
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______ are the basic level established at an LAFD incident when the number of resources exceed the span of control of the Incident Commander or Operations Chief.

A

Medical Groups

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5
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_________ is responsible for the implementation of the Incident Action Plan within the Branch.

A

The Medical Branch Director

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Who establishes command and control of the activities within a Medical Group, in order to assure the best possible emergency medical care to patients during a multi-casualty incident.

A

Medical Group Supervisor

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Assume responsibility for providing triage management and movement of patients from the triage area. When triage has been completed.

A

Triage Unit Leader

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Who assume responsibility for treatment, coordination of patient treatment, and preparation for transport, in the treatment areas. Direct movement of patients to loading location(s)

A

Treatment Unit Leader

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Who is responsible for coordinating with Transportation Unit/Group or Medical Group Supervisor, the transportation of patients out of the treatment area.

A

Treatment Dispatch Manager

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Who maintains communications with the Medical Alert Center (MAC) to assure proper patient transportation and destination. Coordinate information through Transportation Unit Leader/Group Supervisor and Transportation Recorder.

A

Medical Communications Coordinator

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The Ambulance Staging Manager requests additional transportation resources as appropriate through the ?

A

Transportation Unit Leader/Group Supervisor.

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12
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What is a communications system between medical facilities and on incident Department personnel, which provides available hospital patient receiving capability and/or medical control.

A

HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ADMINISTRATIVE RADIO (HEAR):

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13
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Definition:

Hospital teams that respond to the incident upon request.

A

HOSPITAL TEAMS/HOSPITAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAMS (HERT)

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14
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Definition:

Located at Los Angeles County USC Medical Center, MAC coordinates 11 blanket-standing orders” and patient destinations for multi-casualty incidents occurring within Los Angeles County.

A

MEDICAL ALERT CENTER (MAC)

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15
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The _________ Leader has the responsibility to communicate patient readiness for transport.

A

Treatment Unit

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16
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The objective of triage is to accomplish

A

the greatest medical good for the greatest number of patients.

17
Q

A primary goal of triage is to select the patients in greatest need of _________.

A

urgent care.

18
Q

Ventilations present only after repositionin’g the airway: or, respirations over 30 per minute; or, capillary refill takes over 2 seconds; or, patient fails to follow simple commands is what triage category.

A

Immediate