Chapter 20 Disaster Preparedness Flashcards

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emergencies

A

considered events that require a swift, intense response on the part of existing community resoruces

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2
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disasters vary by

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type of onset
duration
magnitude
extent to which it affects the community

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3
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three types of disasters

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natural
accidental
terrosim

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4
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natural disaster

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earthquake

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5
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accidental

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spills

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6
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terroism

A

anthrax letters

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7
Q

actions taken will affect

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illness, injury and death that occur following the indecent

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8
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all disaster responses begin at the

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local level

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9
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biggest problem in an emergency is

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communication

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10
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preparedness level

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primary

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11
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mitigation level

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secondary

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12
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recovery and response level

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tertiary

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13
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although disasters do not occur with frequency, planning with __________ assessment can reduce the impact on the community

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vulnerability

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14
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local hospitals

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EOP

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15
Q

state works ith

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FEMA

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16
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point of distribution or emergency dispensing site

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centralized location where the public picks up emergency supplies, including water food, and medications

17
Q

how much water for kit

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3 day one gallon per person

18
Q

mitigation
1st

A

prevent identified risks from causing a diseasetr
- cost effective primary prevention

19
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mitigation 2nd

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creation or removal of structures or alterations of the enviornment to remove or modify risks

20
Q

incident command system

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on site, flexible, all hazard system
set of personnel polices, procedures, facilities and equipment integrated into common organizations structure

21
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formal report after action report (AAR)

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detail report of list strengths and weakness and even failure with suggestions for future

22
Q

bioterrism

A

release of viruses, bacteria, fungi, or toxins

purpose of causing illness or death

23
Q

category A

A

small pox
botulism
anthrax
tularemia
ebola
plague

24
Q

anthrax s/s

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muscle aches
chest discomfort
severe dyspnea

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botulism s/s
difficulty swallowing progressive muscle weakness difficulty breathing neuro paralytic
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pneumonic plage s/s
pneumonia shortness of breath chest pain bloody or watery sputum
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bubonic plage s/s
tender lymph nodes
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septicemia plage s/s
admonial pain DIC gangrene
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tularemia s/s
sudden fever joint pain progressive weakness
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small pox
high fever head and body ahces rash on face and tongue
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ebola s/s
severe headache hemorrhage vomiting and diarrhea shock
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semen ebola
3 months
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chemical disaster presence
known immediately
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red
critical - unstable, requiring immediate intervention
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yellow
urgent - stable but may deteroirate
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green
delayed - injured or ill but stable and not likely to deteriorate - walking wounded
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black
expectant - dead or nonsalvageable
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