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Multiple Casualty Manual Flashcards

1
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EMS Task Force

A

5 EMS Transport Units
1 Battalion Chief
1 EMS Supervisor/Command Staff
2 Suppression Units

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MCI Alarm

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10 EMS Transport Units
10 Suppression Units
1 BC
3 EMS Supervisor / Command Staff
1 Mobile Command Unit
1 Green Transport Bus
1 Medical Care Support Unit (MCSU)
1 Medical Ambulance Bus (MAB)
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2nd MCI Alarm

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10 EMS Transport Units
5 Suppression Units
1 Green Transport Bus
1 Medical Care Support Unit (MCSU)
1 Medical Ambulance Bus (MAB)
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The 5 S’s of Initial Incident Operations

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Safety
Size-Up
Send
Set-Up
START
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What are the 3 levels of a Multiple Casualty Incident?

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Level 1 - 100 Pts
Level 2 - 50 Pts
Level 3 - 25 Pts

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Which of the 5 S’s is Safety? and what does it entail?

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  • Identify IDLH/high-threat situations and warn incoming units of hazards
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Which of the 5 S’s is Size-Up? and what does it entail?

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  • Determine the need for additional resources based on the type of incident.
  • Approximate the number and severity of victims.
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Which of the 5 S’s is Send? and what does it entail?

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  • Transmit a Situation Report
  • Request the appropriate alarm based on the number of PT’s
  • Activate the Regional Healthcare Coordination Center (RHCC)
  • Announce which Patient Tracking Event will be used
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Which of the 5 S’s is Set-Up? and what does it entail?

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  • Identify a Staging Area

- Identify and announce scene access and egress

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Which of the 5 S’s is START? and what does it entail?

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  • Initiate Triage
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Who is the Staging Manager on and MCI Alarm?

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  • First suppression unit to arrive in staging (8th - 10th)
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Who is the Treatment Unit Leader?

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4th Suppression unit

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13
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Who is the Ambulance Coordinator?

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2nd Suppression Unit

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Who is the Triage Unit Leader?

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1st Suppression unit

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Who is the Transportation Group Supervisor?

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1st EMS Supervisor

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Who is the Medical Group Supervisor?

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2nd EMS Supervisor

17
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Who Establishes the EMS Branch?

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1st Battalion Chief

18
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1st Suppression Unit?

A

Triage Unit Leader

19
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2nd Suppression Unit?

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Ambulance Coordinator

20
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3rd Suppression Unit?

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Report to Triage (porters or triage crew)

21
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4th Suppression Unit?

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Treatment Unit Leader

22
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5th Suppression Unit?

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Report to Triage (porters or triage crew)

23
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6th Suppression Unit?

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Report to Treatment

24
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7th Suppression Unit?

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Report to Ambulance Coordinator (loaders)

25
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8th, 9th and 10th Suppression Units?

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Report to Staging

26
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1st EMS Transport Unit?

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Establish Transportation Group (Med Comm and Transport Recorder)

27
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All other EMS Transport Units

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Report to Transportation Corridor or Staging, as directed by Transportation Group Leader

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1st EMS Supervisor

A

Transportation Group Supervisor

29
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2nd EMS Supervisor

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Medical Group Supervisor

30
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3rd EMS Supervisor

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Assume Treatment Unit Leader

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1st Battalion Chief

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Establishes the EMS Branch

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What are the critical responsibilities of the IC at and MCI Alarm?

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  • Early recognition and declaration of a MCI.
  • Ensure resources meet incident demands.
  • Establish and announce the Staging Area and
    Incident Entry Point.
  • Maintain incident egress for transport units.
  • Establish appropriate Branches, Groups, and
    Divisions.
  • Manage and direct the initial MCI Alarm until the EMS
    Branch Director position has been established by
    the Battalion Chief on the MCI Alarm
33
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The EMS Branch breaks into 2 Groups. What are they?

A

Medical Group

Transportation Group

34
Q

The Medical Group breaks into 4 Units. What are they?

A

Medical Supply Coordinator
Triage Unit
Treatment Unit
Morgue Manager

35
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The Transportation Group has 4 Coordinators. Who are they?

A

Medical Comms Coordinator
Transport Recorder
Ambulance Coordinator
Air Ambulance Coordinator

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