DISASTER quiz Flashcards
a potentisl threat or event can cause harm
HAZARD
an actual event that causes significant damage or disruption
DISASTER
how many islands philippines?
7641
other term for ring of fire
CIRCUM PACIFIC BELT
destruction and devasttaion to life and property
DISASTER
what distress does disaster cause?
PHYSICAL
EMOTIONAL
what are the 2 elements od risk during disaster?
PEOPLE
PROPERTY
threat to life, injury, diseases, emotional, and mental instability
PEOPLE
uncountable damage to property
PROPERTY
2 classifications of disaster
NATURAL
MAN MADE
major adverse event resulting from natural processes of the Earth
NATURAL DISASTER
result of man’s negligeince errors and intention
MAN MADE DISASTER
3 categories of man made disasters
TECHNOLOGICAL/INDUSTRIAL
SOCIAL
TRANSPORTATION
inclides infrastructure , collapse, leaks of hazardous materials
TECHNOLOGICAL/INDUSTRIAL
induced entirely by human
SOCIAL
crash or collision on road
TRANSPORTATIONAL
potential loss of life, injury or destroyed or damaged assets which could occur to a system society or community
DISASTER RISK
cause of tsunami in philippines
MANILA TRENCHm
manila trench is part of?
PACIFIC OCEAn
determines the risk based on 28 indicators and research on whole wide world
WORLD RISK INDEX
green WRI
NO EXPOSURE
blue WRI
LOW EXPOSURE
yellow WRI
MEDIUM EXPOSURE
orange WRI
HIGH EXPOSURE TO 1 DISASTER
red WRI
HIGH EXPOSURE TO 2 DISASTER
dark red WRI
HIGH EXPOSURE TO 3 DISASTER
give 4 WRI indicators
EXPOSURE
SUSCEPTIBILITY
COPING CAPACITY
ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
extent of how exposed or affected by a particular environmentral or climatic hazard
EXPOSURE
maps the risk
WORLD RISK INDEX
relates to inherent characteristics or conditions that make a system community or individuak more likely to suffer
SUSCEPTIBILITY
risks paLang
SUSCEPTIBILITY
mahina na talaga
VULNERABILITY
refers to the ability of a system community or individual to manage and mitigate the impacts opf a hazard once exposed
COPING CAPACITY
involves how fast the immediate response and measures taken to handle and reduce the damage from an eVent
COPING CAPACITY
long term adjustments and improvements to handle futuree hazards and stress
ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
ability to handle before or during disaster
COPING CAPACITY
ability to prepare for the next disasters
ADAPTIVE CAPACITY
open to danger due to our geographical location
VULENRABILITY
meausres of the lose-deaths injuries and damge to property due to combination of hazards
RISKS
measures those who experience disaster first hand which has the highest risk.
SEVERITY OF EXPOSURE
high level severity of exposure
FIRST HAND EXPERIENCE WITH HIGH RISK OF DEVELOPING MENTAL PROBLEMS
moderate level severity of exposure
THOSE IN CONTACT WITH VICTIMS:
rescue workers
low level severity of exposures
THOSE WHO ONLY SEE THE DISASTER THROUGH NEWS
measures the experience of those wh experience disaster
SEVERITY OF EXPOSURE
what are the four risk factors
SEVERITY OF EXPOSURE
GENDER AND FAMILY
AGE
ECONMIC STATUS OF THE COUNTRY
what gender is more likely prone
FEMALE GENDER
what age is more likely to get stressed
40-60
explain economic status of the country
THE POORER THE COUNTRY, THE MORE VULNERBALE
not all events are considered ?
DISASTER
based on the extent of damage of disaster and the needed assistance
DECLARATION OF DISASTER
4 assistance
LOCAL
REGIONAL
NATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL
natural processes on earth without warning
NATURAL HAZARD
possible preparedness for natural hazards?
AWARENESS OF HAZARDS
HISTORICAL RECORDS
MONTIORING AND RESPONSE PLANS
made form human actions/failures
MAN MADE DISASTERS
some have warnings
STRUCTURAL WEAKNESS
do not have warnings
TERRORISMS ACCIDENTS
geological examples
EARTHQUAKES
VOLCANIC ERRUPTIONS
LANDLSIDES
FLOODS
TSUNAMIS
hydrometeorological examples
TYPHOONS
TORNADOES
DROUGHTS
THUNDERSTORM
STORM SURGES
anthropogenic examples
GLOBAL WARMING
ACID RAIN
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
four classifications of disaster
GEOGRAPHICAL
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
ANTHROPOGENIC
BIOLOGICAL
biological exampels
WILDFIRE
EPIDEMIC
INSECT INFESTATIONS
response based on extent of disaster
LEVEL OF DISASTER RESPONSEle
level 1 of LDR
YOU
level 2 of LDR
FAMILY AND NEIGHBOURS
level 3 of LDR
CIVIL DEFENSE AND AREA HQS
level 4 of LDR
LOCAL EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER
level 5 of LDR
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT
short term effects of disaster
PRIMARYng t
long term effects of disaster
SECONDARY
consequences of disaster
TERTIARY
degree of susceptibility and resilience of community
VULNERABILITY
inability to withstand a certain hazard
VULNERABILITY
mataas ang chance na maapektuhan ng isang bagay
VULNERBAILITY
easily harmed or influenced by something
SUSCEPTIBILITY
how quick to recover
RESILIENCE
ffour types of vulenrabilites
PHYSICAL
SOCIAL
ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENTAL
number ng population sa isang lugar
POPULATION DENSITY LEVELS
4 factors ng physical vculenrable
POPULATION DENSITY LEVEL
PLACE OF SETTLEMENT
SITE DESIGN
MATERIALS USED FOR INFRASTRUCTURE
what happened in 2008
UP VISAYAS DETROYED DURING YOALNDA
what happened in 1990
BAGUIO KILER QUAKE
negative potential effects on communities because of people inability to prevent severe effects frpm hazards
SOCIAL VULNERABILITY
lowest degree of vulnerability
0
highest degree of vulnerabilty
1
ratio of casualties or injured to the population
VULNERABILITY OF PEOPLE
repair cost or degree of damage
VULNERABILITY OF BUILDINGS
defined as the c\haracteristic and circumstances of a community that makes it easily affected by hazard
VULNERABILITY
vulnerability is present since when?
EVEN BEFORE DISASTER
community members whose capabilities are low and not sufficient suffiecient to withstand and overcome the damaging effects of disasters
MOST VULNERABLE SECTORS6
7 mvs
URBAN POOR
INDIGENEOUS PEOPLE
PWD
FARMERS
WOMEN
CHILDREN
LABORERS
capacities from their own ability to acquire materials resources skills and trainings
LESS VULNERABLE SECTOR
example of lvs
PROFESSIONALS,
SMALL ENTREPS
YOU
highest positions in community
NOT VULNERABLE SECTORS
poor people who have few physical and ,material resources
PHYSICAL/MATERIAL VULNERABILITY
suffer less during disaster by being well organized
SOCIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL VULNERABILITY
low confidence in their ability to affect change or who lost hearts
ATTIDUNAL/MOTIVATIONAL VULNERABILITY
geographical location some place are more prone than others
MAGNITUDE OF EACH DISASTER
more resources on urban rather than in rural
MISALLOCATION OF RESOURCES TO MEET BASIC HUMAN NEEDS OF EXPANDING POPULATION
more marginalized people increasing in numbers
INCREASED MARGINALIZATION OF THE POPULATION
poor decision making in commiting to right decision to ddo
POLITICAL FACTOR