chapter 34 Flashcards

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type 1 ambulance

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truck chases with modular ambulance body

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type 2 ambulance

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standard van

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type 3

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specialty van with a square patient compartment mounted on the chassis

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4
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how fast do airbags inflate

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200 mph

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5
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children under what age should not be placed in the front seat

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12 years old

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6
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what type of move is used for patients in motor vehicles

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urgent moves

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hazardous materials

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solids, liquids,gases that pose a threat to people, property and the environment

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Risks of exposure to a hazardous material depends on what

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dose, concentration,route of exposure, duration of contact

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9
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blue diamond

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health hazards

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10
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red diamond

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fire hazards

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11
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yellow diamond

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reactivity hazards

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12
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the higher the number 0-4

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the greater the hazard

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top two priorities during a hazmat incident

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  • personal safety

- patient care in a safe zone

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Hot zone

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  • contaminated area

- no patient care

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15
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warm zone

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area between hot and cold zones

-life-threatning conditions are treated here

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16
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cold zone

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-treatment is performed here

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17
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NIMS command section

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incident commander, public information officer,saftey officer,liason officer

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NIMS finance section

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tracks expenses during the operation

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NIMS logistics

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responsible for the operation to function such as communications, medical supplies, food,water,

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NIMS operations

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tactical operations at the incident

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21
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NIMS planning

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develops action plan for the incident and solves problems as they arise

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22
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Triage

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sorting of patients based on severity of injury

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23
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who identifies the number and severity of patients

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triage supervisor

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24
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who coordinates transportation of patients

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transportation supervisor

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staging supervisor
needed on large incidents when numerous vehicles, agencies, or apparatus will be arriving
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Mass casualty incident
incident that taxes the locally available resources or requires multijuristicional response
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secondary triage
assessment is done once the patient arrives in treatment area
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Red tag
immediate, head injury or shock
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yellow tag
second priority,
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green tag
walking wounded
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black tag
dead or dying, cardiac arrest, respiratory arrest, severe head injury
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what approach does start triage use
RPM (Respirations,perfusion,mental status
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START triage step 1
direct all patients to a central location
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START triage step 2
move from patient to patient and start using the RPM method
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Respirations for start triage
- patient begins to breathe triage as red,place in recovery position and move on - if patient is breathing above 30 or below 10 triage as red and move on - if patient is breathing spontaneously in between 10 and 30 move to next step
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Perfusion for start triage
- radial pulse is absent triage as immediate and move to next patient - radial pulse is present then move to next triage step
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mental status for start triage
unable to follow simple command triage as immediate and move to next patient, -can follow simple commands, triage as delayed(yellow) and move to the next patient
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who is the jumpSTART triage used for
pediatric patients up to 8 years old
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process of jumpSTART triage
- if pedi is apneic with a pulse then 5 rescue breaths must be attempted - after the 5 breaths is spontaneous breathing occurs mark as red - after 5 breaths if apnea continuous then mark as black
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jumpSTART triage breathing rates
if patient is breathing less than 15 or over 45 triage as immediate
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what is the most commonly used WMD
explosives
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primary blast injuries
caused by the direct blast
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secondary blast injuries
injuries caused by flying debris from the blast
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tertiary blast injuries
injuries caused by striking the ground or other objects
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Nerve agents
cause excessive parasympathetic nervous system stimulation
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signs and symptoms of nerve agents
``` SLUDGEM Salivation Lacrimation Urination Defecation Gastric upset Emesis Miosis(pupillary constriction) ```
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examples of nerve agents
Tabun,Sarin,Soman,VX
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Vesicants
cause pain, burns, blisters | -known as blistering agents
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Cyanide
interferes with the body's ability to deliver oxygen to the cells leading to severe hypoxia and death \ -known as blood agent
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signs of cyanide agents
dizzy, weak,anxiety,nasea,tachypnea
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management of cyanide agent
- high flow O2 | - positive pressure ventilation when needed
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Pulmonary agents
-cause lung injury and are known as choking agents
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signs of pulmonary agents
dyspnea, couch,wheezing,runny nose, sore throat
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Biological agents
used to cause disease
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signs of biological agents
fever, weakness, flu like symptoms
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Alpha radiation
Dense, slow moving, can travel short distances, topped by clothing
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Beta radiation
penetrates only the first few millimeters of skin
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gamma radiation
Travel long distances and easily penetrates into the body
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protection from radiation
time, distance,and shielding