INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR NURSES FRAMEWORK OF DISASTER NURSING

Question 1

Risk Reduction and Disease Prevention

Answer 1

PREVENTION AND MITIGATION

Question 2

HEATH PROMOTION

Answer 2

PREVENTION AND MITIGATION

Question 3

Policy Development and Planning

Answer 3

PREVENTION AND MITIGATION

Question 4

Ethical Practice

Answer 4

PREPAREDNESS

Question 5

Legal Practice

Answer 5

PREPAREDNESS

Question 6

Accountability

Answer 6

PREPAREDNESS

Question 7

Communication and Information Sharing

Answer 7

PREPAREDNESS

Question 8

Education and Preparedness

Answer 8

PREPAREDNESS

Question 9

Care of Individuals and Families
Assessment
, Implementation
, Psychological Care

Answer 9

RESPONSE

Question 10

Community Recovery

Answer 10

RECOVERY

Question 11

MISSION: aims to building disaster resilient communities by promoting increased awareness of the importance of disaster reduction as an integral component of the sustainable development with goal of reducing human, social, economic, and environmental losses due to natural hazards and related technological and environmental disaster

Answer 11

ISDR - International Strategy For Disaster Reduction

Question 12

is a crucial protocol used byemergency medical services(EMS) to evaluate trauma victims quickly. Its primary goal is to identify bothhidden and obvious injuriesthat may not have been immediately apparent during the initial assessment. By promptly recognizing and treatingimmediate life-threatening conditions, responders can provide critical care and stabilize the patient.

Answer 12

RAPID TRAUMA ASSESSMENT (RTA)

Question 13

If the patient isresponsive, ask questions to determine their level of alertness and orientation (using the A&O scale: Alert and Oriented to Person, Place, Time, and Event).
If the patient appearsunresponsive, attempt to establish responsiveness by shaking and yelling. Use the AVPU scale to describe their level of consciousness (A - Alert, V - Verbal response, P - Pain response, U - Unresponsive).

Answer 13

MENTAL STATUS ASSESSMENT

Question 14

Circulationtakes priority in cases of major, life-threatening hemorrhage. Address any issues found with the patient’s airway, breathing, or circulation promptly.

Answer 14

Remember the ABCs:
Airway: Ensure the airway is clear and open.
Breathing: Assess breathing and address any abnormalities.
Circulation: Check for signs of severe bleeding and manage it immediately