Ch.19 Flashcards

1
Q

In large scale incident requiring many resources, the resource unit within the planning section will develop a ________ that includes specific instructions.

A

demobilization

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2
Q

The demobilization plan should be consistent with NIMS/IMS criteria and use _____ for demobilization checkout.

A

ICS Form 221

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3
Q

Incident termination includes at least 3 stages:

A
  • Demobilization
  • Returning to Quarters
  • Post Incident Analysis
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4
Q

The Post -incident analysis must include____________

A

review and update of policies and procedures to ensure improved incident operations in the future.

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5
Q

In large incident, the IC works with the ________ to evaluate on-scene resources and compare them to present activity and needs.

A

planning section

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6
Q

With ________ released crews can leave their equipment at the site and return on the relief crews apparatus.

A

standardized apparatus

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7
Q

_______ allows the officer and members to talk about how tasks can be accomplished better the next time.

A

informal (company-level) discussion

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8
Q

What is the first step in the Postincident analysis (PIA)?

A

informal discussion

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9
Q

The post-incident analysis is sometimes called a _________

A

critical review

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10
Q

Step by step approach to examine how the incident developed?

A

Postincident Analysis

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11
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Components of the PIA:

A
  • personnel
  • Equipment
  • Resources
  • Operational effectiveness
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12
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The purpose of the PIA is to:

A

focus on reinforcing the most appropriate and effective strategies while discouraging inappropriate or impulsive strategies.

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13
Q

There are _____ steps of the post incident analysis.

A

2 steps

  • (Informal) company-level
  • Formal PIA
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14
Q

Company level PIA:

A
  • process should be a positive experience
  • occurs as soon as crew is cleaned up and ready to respond to next alarm
  • can occur at scene
  • at every type of response
  • Delaying can cause develop defensive behaviors
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15
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If it is late at night and crew is tired, hold the PIA for ______ minutes and then address the issue again the next morning or at the beginning of the next shift during company training.

A

10-15 min

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16
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Formal PIA:

A
  • a scheduled event
  • formal investigations by marshals office or Bureau of Fire Investigation
  • Investigator can provide post-incident analysis and pictures
17
Q

The request for raw footage must be made ___________

A

on the day of the incident

18
Q

The objective of the PIA is to:

A
  • Examine how the incident was handled and consider what SOP’s need to be created or changed to improve strategies
  • PIA highlights both positive and negative outcomes
19
Q

Incidents that have a lasting impression on responders that can affect their ability to function both on the job and in their home life:

A

Critical Incidents

20
Q

Before a critical incident occurs, it is important to have a process in place for both ______ and ______

A

stress defusing and debriefing

21
Q

System includes training that prepares supervisors and peers to recognize signs, symptoms, and situations that indicate the need for stress debriefing:

A

CISM

22
Q

Physical reactions include:

A
  • fatigue
  • sleeplessness
  • changes in eating habits
  • body aches
23
Q

Behavioral changes:

A
  • changes in activity level
  • difficulty concentrating
  • forgetfulness
  • nightmares
  • flashbacks
  • isolation
  • manifestations
24
Q

Psychological symptoms:

A
  • fear
  • guilt
  • sensitivity
  • depression
  • anger
25
Q

There are 4 types of CISM

A
  • Peer Defusing
  • On-Site defusing
  • Defusing that takes place after demobilization
  • Formal Debriefing
26
Q

Peer Defusing:

A
  • Occurs at scene

- Informal discussion between peers

27
Q

On-site Defusing:

A
  • responder pulled from operational area

- While in Rehab

28
Q

Defusing takes place after demobilization:

A
  • In neutral area
  • lasts 30-60 minutes
  • briefed on signs and symptoms of critical stress
29
Q

Fourth session (Formal Debriefing):

A
  • Several days after incident
  • Led by CISM team
  • Has 2 requirements
  • All members involved try to attend
  • Peer counselor should have training
30
Q

Best approach to CISM, allows mental health professionals who are not part of team to conduct sessions:

A

Regionalism

31
Q

When referring people to a debriefing area, the CISM plan must include people ______ of the emergency responding staff who also responded to incident.

A

Outside

32
Q

A postincidnet analysis (PIA) should be conducted for __________

A

any incident at which multiple units have operated