Chapter 21 Incident Management 3 Jeopardy Template

Abbreviations and More	START Triage (Fill In The Blank)	Everyday Knowledge	Wildcard	Things To Know
100 What is National Incident Management System NIMS	100 What is Simple Triage And Rapid Treatment START	100 What is Low Exposure Nausea, Vomiting, Diarrhea	100 What is Immediate care Priority 1 or Red Tag	100 What is TERRORISM Systematic use of violence by a group to intimidate a population/government to achieve a goal
200 What is Breathing Circulations & Mental Status BCM	200 What is 60 seconds or less & Breathing, Circulation, Mental Status (BCM) EMRs triage wach patient_________ based on three primary observation___________.	200 What is 700,142 553,768 101,537 Heart Disease Cancer Accidents	200 What is Cold Zone Controlled area that contains the command post and other support functions needed in the incident	200 What is Weapons of Mass Destructions Design to bring about mass death, casualties, and/or massive damage to property and infrastructure.
300 What is 1)Command & Management 2)Preparedness 3)Resource Management 4)Communication& Information Management 5)Supporting Technologies 6)Ongoing Management & Maintenance The Six major areas are addressed within the scope of NIMS	300 What is to help rescuers find the most critical patient to the less critical patient. What is the START TRIAGE designed for____________ __________________________________________.	300 What is 30,622 17,330 2,978 Suicide Murder Terrorist	300 What is Urgent Care and delayed an hour Delayed care and delayed up to 3 hours Patient Dead no care required Priority 2 or Yellow Tag Priority 3 or Green Tag Priority 4 or Black/Grey Tag	300 What is Incendiary Devices & Insecticides Devices to start fires Class of poisonous chemical that are inhaled or absorbed through the skin
400 What is Approximate number patient Number of patient that you have triaged into each of the 4 levels Additional assertional required Other important information In Incident Command System (ICS) note the following 4 things	400 What is Get Up and Walk & Begin Where You Stand The FIRST STEP in START: _____________________ The Second STEP in START:_______________________	400 What is Superficial burns, Hair loss, Depletion of the immune system (death of white blood cells) cancer Moderate Exposure	400 What is Hot Zone The contaminated area where people can be exposed to sharp mental objects, broken glass, toxic substance, lethal rays, or ignition or explosion of hazardous material	400 What is Metabolic Agents & Nerve Agents Affect the body's ability to use oxygen at the cellular level Are among the most deadly chemcial developed
600 What is Salivation/Sweating Biological Lacrimation Nuclear Urination Incendiary Device Defecation/Diarrhea Chemical Gastric Upset Explosive Emesis SLUDGE BNICE	1500 What is 1 = Greater than 30 Breaths per min.&Priority 1 2 = 5-10 sec., Weak and Irregular pulse, Priority 1 3 = "Open your eyes" " close your eyes" and "Squeeze my hand" and 2 4 = Priority 1 1)Patient with breathing rates of ______________ are tagged as __________. 2)Keep your fingers there for_______ to find & measure the pulse rate & if_____________ and are tagged_______. 3)Determine whether the patient responds to verbal stimuli, tell patient to do "________", "_______" and "________" Tag Priority __ 4)If "Unresponsive" tag _______________	500 What is Partial & full, thickness burns cancer, death Severe Exposure	500 What is Warm Zone Controlled area where personnel and equipment decontamination and hot zone support take place	800 What is Blister Agent Chemcial Agent & Pulmonary Agents Come in contact with skin, they produced burn-like blisters Used by terrorists are the same chemical that create HazMat incidents Are gases that cause immediate distress or injury

Chapter 21: Incident Management

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