Emer108 FI Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

What stage in hostage taking has the most potential to be the MOST dangerous to the person being taken hostage?
Transport stage
Holding stage
Capture stage
Negotiant stage

A

Capture stage

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Which of the following statements regarding hostage situations is correct?
Captive should recall that most hostage situations only last about 30-40 mins
If taken hostage, the paramedic should try to reason with the assailant to end the crisis
If there is an opportunity to disarm a person who is holding others hostage, act quickly
The physiological effects of being held hostage are often of greater concern than physical problems

A

The physiological effects of being held hostage are often of greater concern than physical problems

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3
Q

What is biological stress?

A

The non-specific response of the body to any demand made upon it

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4
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Patient on a spine board -> stretcher, the stretcher should be how high?

A

Between knee and waist height

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5
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Which of the following is the LEAST valid reason for a rapid or emergency extrication or move?
Hazmat exposure
Multiple patients
Unstable vehicle
Structure fire

A

Multiple patients

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6
Q

In which scenario is the patient outcome MORE likely to be improved with multiple agencies simultaneously dispatched?

Hockey player who was injured after being slammed into the boards and is still on the ice
A child who was attacked by a dog and is lying limp on the lawn
A person who is unable to bear weight on their ankle after being thrown from a horse
An adult male who is intoxicated, uncooperative and yelling at passersby

A

A child who was attacked by a dog and is lying limp on the lawn

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Q

What are the 4 categories that a dissemination device used for CBRN attack could fall under?

A

Mechanical action, chemical reaction, pneumatic, explosive

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Q

Which of the following would require an emergency move?
Danger of fire or explosion
The patient’s position prevents lifesaving care
Unsecured accident scene

A

All of the above

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9
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Which of the following statements regarding mild stress is correct?
It shunts blood away from the brain
It manifests physically if not managed appropriately
It can enhance mental acuity
It is present to some degree everyday

A

It can enhance mental acuity

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10
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What type of stress would MOST likely immediately follow a catastrophic event?
Reactive
Cumulative
Acute
Delayed

A

Acute

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11
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Which of the following is true regarding PPE?
It serves as a secondary protective barrier beyond what your body provides
It must remain on you the entire time you are in the back of the ambulance with the patient
It is the most effective means of preventing the spread of infectious disease
It is a mandatory policy placed by the local health region so requirements will vary from service to service

A

It serves as a secondary protective barrier beyond what your body provides

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12
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What is the purpose of establishing an inner (safety) perimeter at a CBRN incident?

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To keep responders and others away from a potentially dangerous area

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13
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What is the LARGEST challenge of the effective employment and delivery of a tiered response and mutual aid system?

A

Not all agencies share the same level of commitment to collaboration making communication difficult at times

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