NIMS 10 Flashcards

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($$$$$$) consists of the processes, procedures, and system to communicate timely, accurate, and accessible information on the incidents cause, size, and current situation to the public, responders and stake holders.

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PUBLIC INFORMATION

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The ($$$$$$$) supports the INCIDENT COMMAND structure as an important member of the COMMAND STAFF .

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PULBIC INFORMATION OFFICER

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The PIO handles the following:

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#. Inquires from the media, public, and elected officials.
#. Emergency public information and warnings. 
#. Rumor monitoring and response. 
#. Media relations.  
# other functions
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The ($$$$$) gathers, verifies, coordinates, and disseminates accurate, accessible, and timely information on the incidents cause, size, and current situation; and other matters of general interest for both internal and external use.,

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PIO

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5
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A ($$$$$$$) is an organized integrated and coordinated mechanism to ensure the delivery of understandable, timely, accurate, and consistent information to the PUBLIC in a crisis.

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JOINT INFORMATION SYSTEM (JIS)

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($$$$$$). It includes the plans, protocols, and structure used to provide information to the public during incident operations, and it encompasses all public information operations related to an incident.

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JIS

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7
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Key elements of a JIS include the following:

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#. Interagency coordination and interegration.
#. Development and delivery of coordinated messages.
#. Support for decision makers
#. Flexible, modularity, and adaptability.
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8
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The ($$$$$) ensures coordination and information accuracy among spouse agencies.

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JIS

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A ($$$$) is a physical location that. Facilitates the JIS.

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JOINT INFORMATION CENTER JIC

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($$$$$). It is where public affairs professionals from organizations involve in incident management activities can collocate to perform critical emergency information, crisis communications, and public affairs functions.

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JIC

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During emergencies, the public may receive information from a variety of sources,. The ($$$$$$) provides a location for organizations participating in the management of an incident to work together to ensure that timely, accurate, easy to understand, and consistent information is disseminated to the PUBLIC.

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JIC

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12
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A JIC MAY INVOLVE REAL TIME, CONSTANT LINKS TO OTHER SITES, THUS CREATING A ($$$$$)

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Virtual jic

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13
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Organization participating in the JIS retain their ($$$$$).

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Independence

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14
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A ($$$$$) helps ensure that the media produces an accurate favorable story.

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JIS

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15
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($$$$$$$$) is the first step in the process of getting information to the public and additional stake holders.

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Gathering information

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16
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After information has been collected, the next step is to. ($$$$$$$$)

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Verify the accuracy of the information

17
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($$$$$$$) involves establishing key messages and obtaining clearance (approval) from those with authority.

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Coordinating information

18
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Information must be ($$$$$) to the public and additional stake holders. This step involves using multiple methods. In an emergency, there may not be many options. Phone calls and interviews might be the primary means of getting information to the news media.

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Disseminated

19
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The three basic steps categories of public information are

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  1. Narrative information.
  2. Advisories and warnings
  3. Action messages.
20
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($$$$$$$$$) provides general information or an overview of an event or incident.

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NARRATIVE INFORMATION

21
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“The flood now extends three states”
“The terrorist are from….”
“The mayor has announced an investigation into….”

ARE EXAMPLES OF ($$$$$$$$)

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NARRATIVE INFORMATION

22
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($$$$$$) are usually sound bites, video clips, or newspaper articles. Keeps the public informed and paints a general picture.

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NARRATIVES

23
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($$$$$$$$) inform the public of a concern or hazard and provide instructions. Relating to specific procedures that should be followed.

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ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS

24
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“Avoid the Bayshore Road area.”
“Boil all water before drinking”
“Do not fuel generators while they are running”
Are examples of

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ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS

25
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($$$$$$$$) are time specific. Accuracy is important.

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ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS

26
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($$$$$$$$) often contain technical information that must be written using common language that is free of acronyms.

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WARNINGS

27
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($$$$$$$$) are critical and require quick distribution.

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ACTION MESSAGES.

28
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($$$$$$$$) prompt the public to take immediate action. Timeliness and accuracy can literally mean life and death.

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ACTION MESSAGES

29
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($$$$$$$$$$) quire a media blitz that uses radio, television,, and public warning systems, as well as non edit systems, such as reverse 911,

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ACTION MESSAGES

30
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“Residents in Hanover should take cover immediately”
“An evacuation has been ordered for all areas south of Highway 98”

Examples of

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ACTION MESSAGES

31
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The ($$$$$) requires clear, concise, written procedures to ensure that the right message goes to the right audience at the right time.

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JIS

32
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NIMS requires a ($$$$$) for public information.

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JIS

33
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National coverage places a high demand on the ($$$$$)

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JIS

34
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($$$$$$$$) encompasses procedures that prevent sedative information from being released (intentionally or unintentionally) that may compromise tactical operations.

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OPERATIONAL SECURITY OPSEC

35
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($$$$$$$$) is the protection of key personnel and facilities to prevent losses in the event of an attack.

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FORCE PROTECTION

36
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Medical information, national security information, and other sensitive information must be properly protected in the ($$$$$)

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EOC