Multi Casualty Incident Operational Manual Flashcards

1
Q

Structure designed to provide the IC with an organizational system for handling any number of patients or an unusual geographic separation of a multi-casualty incident

A

Medical Branch

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2
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One or more additional _____ may be established in the Medical Branch Director if geographical or incident conditions warrant.

A

Medical Group(s)

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3
Q

Medical Branch may be implement for Metro rail incident if separation of access and egress by as much as ___ feet

A

800

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4
Q

Department resources assembled at an incident that do not necessarily function within a single geographical area

A

Group

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5
Q

Medical Branch Director is supervised by

A

IC or Operations Section Chief

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6
Q

Second priority in patient treatment. These people require aid, but injuries are less severe

A

Delayed treatment

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7
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A patient who requires rapid assessment and medical intervention for survival

A

Immediate Treatment

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8
Q

Located at Los Angeles County USC Medical Center, Coordinates 11 blanket standing orders and patient destinations for multi casualty incidents occurring within Los Angeles County

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Medical Alert Center (MAC)

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9
Q

These patients’ injuries requires simple rudimentary first aid

A

Minor treatment

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10
Q

START stands for

A

Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment

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11
Q

The Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment (START) plan allows the first responders to triage patients in ___ seconds or less

A

60

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12
Q

START; physical assessments are

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  1. Ventilation
  2. Perfusion
  3. Mental status
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13
Q

4 triage categories

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  1. Deceased (non salvageable)
  2. Immediate
  3. Delayed
  4. Minor
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14
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Triage

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Deceased: No ventilation present after attempting to reposition the airway

Immediate: Ventilations present only after repositioning the airway

Or respirations over 30 min; or cap refill takes over 2 seconds; or patient fails to follow simple commands

Delayed: any patient who does not fit the Immediate category or minor

Minor: these patients are separated at the start by ordering them to walk

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15
Q

Triage tag; blank with white lettering

A

Deceased

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16
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Triage tag; red with black lettering

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Immediate

17
Q

Triage tag; yellow with black lettering

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Delayed

18
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Triage tag; green with black lettering

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Minor