Chapter 8 IMS and IAP Implementation - Quizlet Flashcards

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What are the different components of Command Staff?

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Incident Commander (IC), Public Information Officer (PIO), Liaison Officer, Operations Chief, Planning Chief, Logistics Chief, Finance/Admin Chief

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What are the components of General Staff under the NIMS-ICS system?

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Operations Chief, Planning Chief, Logistics Chief, Finance/Admin Chief

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Of the General command staff, who communicates between the Command staff and other agencies?

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Liaison Officer

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Of the General command staff, who manages all incident tactical activities and ensures tactical priorities meet the IC goals?

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Operations Section Chief

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What branches can be set up under the operations chief for effective command and control during a hazmat incident?

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Hazmat Branch/group, Entry Team Leader, Site Access Control Leader, Decontamination Team Leader, Hazmat Medical Team Leader, Technical Specialist - Hazardous Materials Reference

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What must be set up when the IC suspects an incident that involves criminal activities or a WMD?

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An Intelligence and Information Section

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Why is corner staging used when setting up staging?

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It limits exposure and allows personnel to envelop the scene and provide multiple treatments.

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What is the difference between On Scene recovery and Operational recovery?

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On Scene recovery aims to return the scene to a safe position; Operational recovery aims to return resources to pre-incident readiness.

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What are the three phases of Termination of an incident?

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On Scene Debriefing, Post Incident Analysis, Incident Critique

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Who is responsible for relaying accurate information between IC and all stakeholders?

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Public Information Officer

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Who does the Hazardous Materials officer report to?

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The Operations Officer

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The Hazardous Materials Safety officer works in conjunction with the Hazardous Materials officer and _________.

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Entry Team Leader

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What is the recommended ratio for span of control?

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Effective span of control is 3 to 7; recommended is 1 supervisor to 5 reporting elements.

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What may large or complex hazmat incidents involve?

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Expanding the command structure by adding Functional Teams.

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In what zone do functional position team leaders manage tactical operations?

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Hot Zone

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Name some functional position team leaders.

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Entry Team Leader, Site Access Control Leader, Decontamination Team Leader, Hazmat Medical Team Leader

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Who is responsible for the backup team in a hazmat incident?

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Entry Team Leader

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Who works closely with entry and decontamination team leaders along with hazmat medical team leaders to prevent the spread of contamination?

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Safe Refuge Area Manager

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Who is responsible for determining the priority of victims and collecting information from victims?

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Safe Refuge Area Manager

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Who is responsible for all decon operations and personnel inside the warm zone?

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Decontamination Team Leader

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What must be established when an IC suspects an incident that involves criminal activity or WMD?

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Intelligence and Information Section

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In the US, First Responders should implement the _________ if the need for outside assistance arises.

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LERP (Local Emergency Response Plans)

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When arriving at a suspected hazmat/WMD incident, responders should do what?

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First perform scene size up and appropriately equip and protect themselves; second, isolate the area and secure the scene.

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Define the Initial Isolation zone in a hazmat incident.

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It defines the area surrounding the incident in which persons may be exposed to life-threatening concentrations of material.

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Define the protective action distance in a hazmat incident.
It defines an area downwind from the incident in which persons may become exposed to hazardous material or effects from a material.
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What are some things that control zones establish?
They provide scene control, minimize contamination, prevent interference by unauthorized persons, and help regulate first responders' movements.
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A hot zone is also called what?
Exclusion zone or Isolation zone
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The warm zone is also referred to as what?
Contamination reduction zone/corridor
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Describe what the warm zone is used for.
Isolating contaminated tools, equipment, and PPE; decontaminating victims, personnel, and equipment; staging for backup personnel and equipment.
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Who approves the level of PPE for the warm zone?
The IC or Unified Commander
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What are the advantages of corner staging?
It distances emergency response personnel to limit potential exposure and allows personnel to envelop the scene and provide multiple treatment areas.
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What is the first priority at any incident?
Protection and safety of emergency responders.
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What is the primary assignment of the backup team?
The emergency removal of entry team members from the hot zone.
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True or False: The backup team is the same as RIT or Rapid Intervention Team.
False, due to the requirement to wear CPC to enter the hot zone.
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What must the IAP contain regarding accountability systems?
Procedure for checking in and out, way of identifying and tracking the location of each unit and personnel on scene, procedure for releasing personnel, equipment, and apparatus that are no longer needed.
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What are some defensive actions operations level responders can take at a hazmat incident?
Damming, diking, diverting, and retaining.
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Is closing a remote valve to stop further spread a defensive or offensive action?
Offensive action.
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What kind of decon is the process of removing life-threatening contaminants from victims as quickly as possible with no regard for the environment or property protection?
Emergency decon
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What type of decon is known as a multi-step process that takes responders or victims from decontaminated to clean and includes gross and secondary decon?
Technical decon
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What are some factors in selecting the type of decon to use?
Number of people, type of hazmat, weather, response personnel and equipment available.
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What are some indicators to withdraw?
Temperature change, pressure change, sound of a relief device activation, sudden increase in flames.
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When do fire and emergency responders conduct remedial clean up?
Only when there is imminent threat to public health and safety necessitates immediate clean up.
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During _______ recovery, responders decontaminate equipment and apparatus to restore emergency response services.
Operational recovery
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___________ recovery aims to return the scene to a safe condition.
On Scene
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In order to conclude an incident, what must the IC ensure?
All strategic goals have been accomplished and legal requirements have been met.
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Termination involves what three procedural actions?
On Scene Debriefing, Post Incident Analysis, Incident Critique
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During what phase of the termination process is the gathering of information, completing reports, and determining financial responsibilities?
Postincident Analysis