Triage Considerations Flashcards

0
Q

During a hazmat MCI where should the collection casually point be established?

A

Between the warm zone and cold so

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1
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During a hazmat MCI what do all patients have to go through?

A

Decon

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2
Q

What is the EMS branch DIRECTOR responsible for?

A

Implementation of the incident action plan within the EMS branch.

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3
Q

Who does the medical group supervisor supervise?

A

Triage unit leader, treatment unit leader, and medical supply coordinator

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4
Q

When are treatment/transport liaison established?

A

When more than one treatment unit exist

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5
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Who establishes the triage unit leader position?

A

The first arriving suppression unit after hazards are addressed.

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6
Q

What are the responsibilities of the triage unit leader?

A

Providing triage management and movement of patients from the triage area.

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7
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Who does the triage unit leader report to?

A

Medical group supervisor

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8
Q

How many patient trips can a four person porter unit effectively make?

A

4

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9
Q

What do triage units do?

A

They triage patients and attach the appropriate color ribbon to each patient

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10
Q

What is the recommended site for the triage ribbon?

A

Arm or wrist

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11
Q

When using start triage how many seconds should you spend on each patient?

A

30/60sec

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12
Q

When using start triage when is the only time you stop triaging patients?

A

Only to open the airway and control severe bleeding

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13
Q

When are porters established?

A

When non-ambulatory patients need to be moved from the impact area or casually collection point to the treatment area.

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14
Q

Who establishes the transport group and assumes the role of the transportation group supervisor?

A

The first do transport unit officer

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15
Q

Who shall assume and maintain the role of air ambulance Cordinator?

A

The operator of the first due transport unit.

16
Q

Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring total patient accountability?

A

The transportation group supervisor

17
Q

What are the responsibilities of the treatment unit leader?

A

Establishing treatment areas
Initiating treatment for all patients
Coordinating patient movement within the treatment areas
Directing patient movement to the transport loading locations

18
Q

What resources are needed for one red tag patient?

A

1 ALS and 1 BLS PROVIDER

19
Q

What resources are needed for three yellow tag patients?

A

1 ALS and 1 BLS provider

20
Q

What resources are needed for three green tag patients?

A

1 BLS provider

21
Q

Who normally assumes the staging area manager position?

A

First due Engine on the second alarm

22
Q

On a EMS task force how many EMS tactical channels should be used?

A

1

23
Q

On a MCI alarm how many EMS tactical channels will be required?

A

2

24
Q

What system provides patient families their location during a MCI incident?

A

2-1-1 Virginia

25
Q

What does the first suppression unit do on a MCI?

A

Triage unit leader and initiate and complete primary patient triage.

26
Q

What does the second suppression unit do on a MCI incident?

A

Treatment unit leader-establish and set up patient treatment areas, establish and announce patient intake point

27
Q

What does the third suppression unit do on a MCI event?

A

Soon air Cordinator and reinforce transport loading area

28
Q

What does the fourth suppression unit do on a MCI event?

A

Report to the triage unit leader

29
Q

What does the fifth suppression unit do on a MCI event?

A

Report to the treatment unit leader

30
Q

What does the sixth suppression unit do on a MCI event?

A

Report to staging or establish staging

31
Q

What does START stand for?

A
S- Simple 
T- Triage
A- and
R- Rapid
T- Treatment
32
Q

How many patients are medical ambulance buses (MAB) designed to transport?

A

20 patients on stretchers

33
Q

If a patient in a MCI is breathing over 30 times a minute what color ribbon should be placed on them?

A

Red