Chapter 21 Jeopardy Jeopardy Template

Vocabulary	Agents and Devices	Casualty sorting	Terrorism awareness	Random
100 Hazardous materials (HazMat) What are substances that are toxic, poisonous, radioactive, flammable, or explosive and can cause injury or death with exposure?	100 Explosives What is used to produce a concussion that destroys property and inflicts injury or death?	100 Triage What is the French word that has come to mean casualty sorting?	100 The systematic use of violence by a group t intimidate a population or government to achieve a goal. What is terrorism?	100 Command and management What’s the 1st box in NIMS chart
200 Any agent designed to bring about mass death, casualties, and/or massive damage to property and infrastructure. What is weapon of mass destruction?	200 Pulmonary agents, pulmonary agents, insecticides, nerve agents, and blister agents. What are the five categories of chemical agents?	200 Red, yellow, green, and black What are the four colors of triage?	200 Heart disease What is the leading cause of death?	200 Circulation (pulse) What’s the second assessment step in casualty sorting ?
300 Warm zone What is the control area where personnel and equipment decontamination and hot zone support take place?	300 Salivation/ sweating, lacrimation, urination, defecation/ diarrhea, dastric upset, emesis. What does SLUDGE stand for?	300 Simple Triage And Rapid Treatment What does START in the START triage system stand for?	300 Weapon of mass destruction What is any agent designed to bring about mass death, casualties, and/or massive damage to property and infrastructure.	300 Naturally occurring substances that produce substances In what category does anthrax, plague, and smallpox fall into?
400 Decontamination What is the process of reducing or preventing the spread of contamination at a hazardous materials event?	400 Time from exposure to a disease organism to the time the person begins to show symptoms of the disease. What is an incubation period?	400 Breathing, circulation, and mental status What three observations is the START triage system based on?	400 Explosives, fire, chemicals, viruses, bacteria, radiation Name at least 4 methods used to incite terror	400 Blister agents What kind of agents are sulfur mustard and lewisite?
500 Incendiary device What is an appliance used to start fires called?	500 Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea What are the common signs of sickness due to low radiation exposure?	500 Treat patients by elevating the legs to return as much blood as possible to the brain, lungs, and heart What treatment is done to patients who have a weak carotid pulse due to shock?	500 Explosives What is the prefered WMD?	500 Phosgene A 50 year old man begins experiencing shortness of breath and anxiety about 2 hours after turn in his residential air conditioner on. As you enter his home, you note the smell of freshly cut grass. What has the man been exposed to most likely ?

Chapter 21 Jeopardy

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