Disaster Med Flashcards

1
Q

Public database for disasters?

A

EM-DAT

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2
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Four major effects on public health due to disasters?

A

1) Water and Sanitation
2) Safety and Security
3) Infectious Diseases
4) Psychological Disorders

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3
Q

How much water needed per day?

A

1 gallon/day/person (WHO standard)

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4
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Two simple ways to support families during a disaster?

A

1) Register children without parents with local law enforcement
2) Create a family assistance center where news can be disseminated about missing persons and remains

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5
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Four phases of emergency management?

A

1) Mitigation
2) Preparedness
3) Response
4) Recovery

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6
Q

How does a local government initiate a response to a community disaster?

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1) Activate the local EM plan
2) Setting up the EM Operations Center
3) Activating mutual aid agreements

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7
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When should hospitals undergo hazard vulnerability analysis?

A

At least annually

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8
Q

Location of good hazard vulnerability analysis tool?

A

calhospitalprepare.org/hazard-vulnerability-analysis

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9
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What contains protocols and structure for the national response to emergencies or disasters?

A

The National Response Framework document

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10
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What is the basic, common, organizational structure used to respond to disasters?

A

Incident Command System

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11
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Five basic functions of incident command system?

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Command, operations, planning, logistics, finance

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12
Q

Where can you find crisis standards of care?

A

IOM/NAM 2009

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13
Q

How will you communicate during disaster?

A

Plan ahead

  • Radio
  • Satellite phone
  • Internet
  • Phone
  • Walkie Talkies
  • Courier/Runner
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14
Q

Federal resources for disaster response training?

A

FEMA

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15
Q

Where can you direct patients to help plan for disasters?

A

Ready.gov

Have them come up with family communication plan with important information like personal, medical, and financial info

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16
Q

Four components of surge capacity?

A

1) Staff
2) Stuff
3) Structure
4) Systems

17
Q

Quick way to triage patients right after disaster?

A
Able to walk?
Able to breathe? (expectant if apneic after airway positioning)
RR > 30?
Perfusion?
Mental status?  (Obeys commands)
18
Q

Two triage systems examples?

A

START Adult Triage

JumpSTART Pediatric Triage

19
Q

7 Ps and 1 S of disaster response?

A

1) Preparation (under stress, physical, leadership)
2) Plans (for deployment)
3) Personal protection
4) Partner protection
5) Public protection
6) Patient care & protection
7) Prognosis
8) Situational awareness

20
Q

3 foundations of tactical/far forward medicine?

A
  • Med plan, stuff, supplies
  • Security
  • Communication