DRRR Flashcards
Levels of Disaster: John Hopkins’ Concept
FAMILY COUNT
Levels of Disaster: John Hopkins’ - Household
ONE FAMILY
Levels of Disaster: John Hopkins’ - Community
SEVERAL FAMILY
Levels of Disaster: John Hopkins’ - Provincial
CITY WIDE
Levels of Disaster: By Goolsby and Kulkarni 2006 Concept
DEPENDS ON THE ISSUE
Levels of Disaster: By Goolsby and Kulkarni 2006 - Level 1
MANAGEABLE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY
Levels of Disaster: By Goolsby and Kulkarni 2006 - Level 2
NEEDS ASSISTANCE FROM NEIGHBORING COMMUNITY
Levels of Disaster: By Goolsby and Kulkarni 2006 - Level 3
STATE OF CALAMITY / CONCERNING NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
R.A 10121
Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction Act of 2010
R.A 10121 (Philippine Disaster Risk Reduction Act of 2010) Goal
- People lives
- Environment
- Resources
R.A 7160
Local Government Code of 1991
R.A 7160 Local Government Code of 1991 Goal
Power from the national government to the local government
French Word “Des” in Disaster means?
BAD
“Aster” in Disaster means?
STAR
Natural catastrophe that causes great damage or loss of line
DISASTER
Classification of Disaster
Man-made or Natural Disaster
Planning and preparations to minimize the impact
MITIGATION
Measure of the expected losses due to hazardous event
RISK
Most important of disaster management cycle
PRE DISASTER
Type of Vulnerability: Geographic, Location, Topography, Climate and Man made infrastructure
PHYSICAL VULNERABILITY
Type of Vulnerability: Natural environment and its resources, its protection and utilization
ENVIRONMENTAL VULNERABILITY
Type of Vulnerability: Funds or financial resources in the the Government and Citizens
ECONOMIC VULNERABILITY
Type of Vulnerability: Population or society’s profile and status, physical and psychological of person
SOCIAL VULNERABILITY
Philippines is categorized as…. income
LOWER MIDDLE INCOME
Considered poorest of the poor
Indigenous people, Small scale farmers, fishermen, and people living in the upscale area
…… considered as the poorest area
MINDANAO
hazard in old french
HASAR
hazard in arabic term
AZZARHR
Meaning of HAZARD?
LUCK/CHANCE
Types of Hazards: Weather and Climate related hazards
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL HAZARD
Types of Hazards: Related to terrain or earth’s movement
GEOLOGICAL HAZARD
Types of Hazards: Diseases and damages that caused by other lifeforms such as Bacteria, Virus, Fungi or Pests
BIOLOGICAL HAZARD
Meaning of CDC?
CENTER OF DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION
CDC Category A means?
Deadliest and Easily transmittable
CDC Category B means?
Potential for outbreak but not very deadly
CDC Category C means?
Newly Discovers or Emerging Agents
Type of Hazards: May cause damage can intentional (used as weapon) unintentional (by accidents)
CHEMICAL HAZARD
Type of Hazards: Manmade errors like air plane crash, traffic accidents and such
ACCIDENTAL HAZARD
Types of Hazards: Man made damages
INTENTIONAL HAZARD
Types of Hazards: Damage the natural environment, can either be man made intentional or accidental like oils pill or Natural phenomena such as hydrometeorological hazards like typhoons and droughts.
ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
Meaning of Project NOAH?
NATIONWIDE OPERATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF HAZARDS
To create a disaster-free by information to mitigate caused by natural hazards
PROJECT NOAH
Caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi that can be spread directly or indirectly, from one person to another
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES/INFECTIOUS DISEASES
Chain of Infection: bacteria, virus, fungi, protozoans
BIOLOGICAL AGENT
Chain of Infection: environment of the biological agent where it lives
RESERVOIR
Chain of Infection: way where the agent leaves its reservoir (urine, swat, droplet, feces)
PORTAL OF EXIT
Chain of Infection: process of transfer
MODE OF TRANSMISSION
Chain of Infection: way which the agent enter a new host (mouth, skin, nose, eyes)
PORTAL OF ENTRY
Chain of Infection: person that can be infected by the agent
SUSPECTIBLE HOST
human to human through physical contact
DIRECT TRANSMISSION
occurs through skin-to-skin contact, kissing, and sexual
intercourse
DIRECT CONTACT
refers to spray with relatively large, short-range aerosols
produced by sneezing, coughing, or even talking
DROPLET CONTACT
The transfer of an infectious agent from a reservoir to a
host by suspended air particles, inanimate objects (vehicles), or animate intermediaries
(vectors).
INDIRECT TRASMISSION
when infectious agents are carried by dust or
droplet nuclei suspended in air.
AIRBORNE TRANSMISSION
indirectly transmit an infectious agent including food, water,
biologic products (blood), and fomites (inanimate objects such as
handkerchiefs, bedding, or surgical scalpels).
VEHICHLES
such as mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks may carry an infectious
agent through purely mechanical means or may support growth or
changes in the agent.
VECTORS
An unexpected discharge of energy in the earths crust causing movement along the Faultline or a direct cause of volcanic activity
EARTHQUAKE
caused by collapsing mining site. Also known as mine burst
COLLAPSE EARTHQUAKE
caused by explosion. Mostly nuclear explosion
EXPLOSION EARTHQUAKE
Primary wave = ?
LOVE WAVE
Secondary wave = ?
RAYLEIGH WAVE
caused by volcanic activity; a sign of impending volcanic eruption
VOLCANIC EARTHQUAKE
caused by plate movement
TECTONIC EARTHQUAKE
Fault line located under Metro Manila
WEST VALLEY FAULT
Causes man-made structure destruction. Caused by seismic wave from the ground
GROUND SHAKING
When solid ground behaves like liquid. Occurs when a ground is shaken by the earthquake and is soaked enough by water
LIQUEFACTION
Sinking to the ground due to collapsing of the underground part of the ground
EARTHQUAKE INDUCED SUBSIDENCE
Collapse of materials under hill slope
EARTHQUAKE INDUCED LANDSLIDE
Known as seismic sea wave. Primarily caused by an earthquake.
TSUNAMI
Vents in the crust from which issue erupts of molten rocks, hot rock fragments, and hot gases
VOLCANIC
had an activity for the past 10,000 years
ACTIVE
not erupting but expected to erupt
DORMANT
actively emitting materials
ERUPTING
has no activity for the past 10,000 years and has no chance to erupt again
EXTINCT
small, steep cone shape made of lava fragment called cinder
CINDER CONE
all, cone shape, made of layers of ash, lava, and rocks
COMPOSITE / STRATO
irregular, shield shape or dome shaped
SHIELD
caused by viscous thick magma trapping pressure
EXPLOSIVE/VIOLENT ERUPTION
often seen on shield type with fissures or multiple openings.
QUIET/EFFUSIVE ERUPTION
how many active volcano here in ph?
24 VOLCANOES
A destructive flow of volcanic material and water
LAHAR
A rain of ash that be destructive on crops, roofs, damages, vehicles and cause respiratory difficulty
ASH FALL/TEPHRA
A destructive current of hot gas and volcanic materials that can run down up to 700 km/hr or 450 mph
PYROCLASTIC FLOW
colorless flammable gas with offensive odor called as sewer gas/rotten egg smell
HYDROGEN SULFIDE
colorless gas with pungent smell irritating to the eyes and skin
SULFUR DIOXIDE
water; most abundant gas that a volcano expel
WATER VAPOR
Most common type of earthquake
TECTONIC EARTHQUAKE
can be lethal when expelled in a large amount on low lying areas
CARBON DIOXIDE
important pre disaster stage in earthquake
BUILDING CODE