Disaster Medicine - Incident Command - Health Emergency Management Flashcards

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“An act strengthening the Philippine disaster risk
reduction and management system, providing for the national disaster risk reduction and management framework and institutionalizing the national disaster risk reduction and management plan, appropriating funds therefore and for other purposes”

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RA 10121, s-2010

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occurrence, caused by either human or natural phenomena, that
requires response actions to prevent or minimize loss of life, or damage to property and the environment

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Incident

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Allows its users to adopt an integrated organizational structure to match
the complexities and demands of single or multiple incident without being hindered by agency or jurisdictional boundaries

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INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM

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every individual has a
designated supervisor to whom they report at the scene of the incident

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Unity of Command:

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orderly ranking of
management positions in line of authority
o Refers to the orderly line of authority within the ranks of the incident
management organization

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Chain of Command

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IC TASK AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Decisions and objectives based on the following priorities:

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Life safety of Responders, Disaster victims, and General public
Incident stabilization: prevent escalation of problem
Property protection/conservation

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First organization assigned to the incident • Has the most incident resources

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Operations Section

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a combination of mixed resources with common
communications operating under the direct supervision of a Task Force Leader

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Task force

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• Provides documentation service
• Prepared Demobilization Plan
• Provides technical specialists

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Planning section

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function of the exposed population,
hazard, and vulnerability.

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Disaster risk

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▪ Hazardous material spill
▪ Explosion
▪ Power failure
What type of disaster?

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Internal

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Majority of earthquake fatalities within

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first 3 hours

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Emergency Care ▪ Intensive Care ▪ Trauma, orthopedics ▪ Urology
▪ Sterilization ▪ Diagnostic Imaging ▪ Blood bank

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indispensable hospital services:

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o Pediatrics
o Laboratory
o Hemodialysis

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VERY NECESSARY SERVICES

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o Internal medicine
o Obstetrics and gynecology
o Administration

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Necessary services

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o Respiratory Medicine
o Ophthalmology

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Preferable services

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DISPENSABLE SERVICES

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o Dermatology
o Oncology
o Otorhinolaryngology
o Rehabilitation

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System integrators: allowing easy communication in the hospital • Bridge between prehospital and hospital

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Emergency medicine specialist

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Specialty services

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Surgery
Orthopedics
Neurosurgery
ENT
Ophthalmology

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Specialty services

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Surgery
Orthopedics
Neurosurgery
ENT
Ophthalmology

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transferred the responsibility
of delivering health care and services from the DOH to the LGUs

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1991 Local Government Code (LGC)

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where helicopters may be
parked, maintained, fueled, and
loaded

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HELIBASE

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where
helicopters can safely land and take
off
• Used to load or off-load personnel,
equipment, and supplies

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Helispot

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• Temporary locations to provide
services to incident personnel
• Primary support activity

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Camps/Bases

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• Temporary locations to provide
services to incident personnel
• Primary support activity

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Camps/ Bases

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• Out-of-service equipment and
personnel normally located here

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Logistics section located at camps/base

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often an underestimated challenge during
a disaster, requiring attentive contingency
planning and response

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LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY

o Continuity of the hospital supply and delivery