Chapter 39 Flashcards
How many is a mass causality
3 or more
What does red mean
Priority one, treatable life threatening
What does yellow mean
Priority 2 serious but not life threatening
What does green mean
Walking wounded
What does black mean
Priority 4 dead
START
Simple triage and rapid treatment
RPM
Respiration, pulse, mental status
SALT
Sort, asses, life saving interventions, transport
How is benzene absorbed
It’s toxic vapors are absorbed through the skin
First responder operations in hazardous situation
Staying at a safe distance, keeping the incident from spreading and protecting others from exposure
What is recognizing the problem and initiating response to proper organizations
First responder awareness
What deals with EMS personal at hazardous material incidents
NFPA #473
All victims leaving what zone should be considered contaminated
Hot zone
What is the commonly used placard system
NFPA 704
Where are rehabilitation operations commonly located
The warm zone