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Sentinel lab

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Lowest level- hospital, clinic, or private lab where most lab techs works and where most medical testing is conducted

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Establishes methods on how fed dept and local agencies will work together

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National Response Framework

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Strategic National Stockpile

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Massive storage of medicine, vaccines, antidotes

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Fit tested

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Procedure to ensure that the make, model, style and size of respirator are appropriate for the wearer

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Presumptive

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Test result requiring confirmation by higher level lab

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Comprehensive Emergency Management

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System that provides for carrying out the functions of emergency management and encompasses four phases:
Mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery

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Laboratory Response Network

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Public and military lab organized into 3 level system for processing chemical or biological specimens in an emergency. Responds to emergencies that involve natural disasters and to events that involve biological and chemical terrorism

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Disaster Medical Assistance Teams DMAT

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Group of medical professionals and support staff sent by National Disaster Medical System to supplement local medical resources

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Emergency response

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A coordinated action to meet the needs of communities affected by an emergency

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Biohazardous waste

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Med waste consisting of body fluids, blood products, lab specimens from various procedures or biopsies

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Who provides mass vaccinations or pharmaceutical treatments

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National Pharmacy Response Team

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Type of man-made disaster intended to make people ill

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Bioterrorism

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Recovery phase

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Includes activities and programs that help a community return to normal

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Needed by hospitals to be accredited by joint commissions

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Hospital Emergency Management Agency

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Emerging infectious disease

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New or previously limited infection that spreads rapidly in the population

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What federal agency requires a written emergency action plan?

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OSHA

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Push pack

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Container of drugs, vaccines, medical supplies. Ready to deploy container with enough med supplies and medication to treat thousands

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National Response Framework

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Guideline for how governmental, nongovernmental, private sector and local agencies will work together in responding to an emergency. Ensures that the federal gov’t can quickly deliver federal support to community

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What PPE requires fit testing?

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Respirator mask

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Who has primary responsibility for emergency management and response?

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Local gov’t

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Who must originate a request for fed disaster relief

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LEMA

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Hospital Incident Command System

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System that clarifies roles and responsibility and enables facilities to handle an emergency w/out delay by establishing chain of command and specifying staff responsibilities

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How often should hospitals do drills?

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Twice a year

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Emergency Management Assistance Compact

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Mutual aid agreement among states for disaster relief. Facilitates the sharing of resources, personnel, and equipment

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Community
A jurisdiction such as town, city, metropolitan are or county
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Minimum temperature for incineration
1800 F
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Can administer mass vaccines to hundreds of thousands
National Pharmacy Response Team
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National Pharmacy Response Team NPRT
Resource that provides lab training courses in clinical, environmental, and public health lab topics
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Bioterrorism
The deliberate release of viruses, bacteria, or other agents that can cause illness or death in people, animals, or plants
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Phenomenon experienced by healthcare facilities following a disaster.
Patient surge
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Provides written record of hospital personnel roles and responsibilities in emergency
Job Action Sheet
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Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA
Part of US Department of Homeland Security and lead federal agency during any national emergency, has lead responsibility for coordinating a regional response and providing management and respond staff. Also in charge of providing shelter, food, and 1st aid to victims.
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What waste should be destroyed first?
Biohazardous waste
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Needed to receive federal assistance for disaster relief
Presidential declaration
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Job action sheet
Written responsibilities of healthcare professionals participating in an incident command system
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Nonmedical volunteer opportunity
Community Emergency Response Team
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Who is the lead in national disaster occurrence?
FEMA
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Risks or dangers to humans, property, and the environment
Hazards
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Who is responsible for sending medical teams, equipment, and supplies to a disaster area?
National Disaster Medical Stystem
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Mutual aid agreement among states for disaster relief
Emergency Management Assistance Compact
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Critical Incident Stress Debriefing
Stress reducing technique that lasts up to 2 to 4 hours- technique used to help a group of disaster workers process their experience
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Presidential declaration
When governor of state requests that president declares a federal disaster enabling the deployment of federal resources
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National laboratory
Center for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases, Naval Medical Research Center - highest level of the 3-level System in LRN- responsible for identifying specialized strains of biological and chemical agents
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Cohorted patients
Patients with same symptoms
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Scope of practice
Legal and professional definition of training and responsibilities of allied health professionals
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All-hazards approach
An approach that provide preparation and training that can be applied in a wide range of emergency situations
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Droplet precautions
Wearing medical mask when examining with respiratory infection
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Standard and Universal precautions
Hand washing, PPE, good hygiene - established by CDC
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Mutual aid
Agreements arranged with neighboring communities or institutions to assist each other in an emergency
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Who provides victim identification and mortuary service?
Disaster Mortuary Operations Response team DMORT
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Response phase
Occurs immediately before during or after a disaster occurs
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Litter bearers
Ppl who move victims on stretchers
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National Incident Management System
Comprehensive national approach to managing all types of emergencies. Provides a national template that enables all levels of gov’t, the private sector, and nongov’t organizations to work together to manage emergencies
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Five task groups
``` Command Operations Planning Logistics Finance Administration ```
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National Disaster Medical System NDMS
Federal system of rapid response of medical teams, equipments, supplies sent to a disaster area; moves ill and injured patients from the disaster to a safe area, and provides care for patient in hospitals away from disaster site
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How many days should a go bag last?
3
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Emergency System for the Advanced Registrations of Volunteer Health Professionals
Designed to assess and preregister volunteers to work within their own states and in other states during emergency
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PTA’s role after a disaster
Help evacuees with daily activities
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Emergency operations plan EOP
Written procedures and protocols for responding to emergency
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Community emergency response team
Non-medical volunteer opportunity- program for volunteers that educates ppl about disaster preparedness and trains them in basic response skills
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How does START System categorize level
Temperature code
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Who provides rapid response that supplements local medical resources
Disaster medical assistance team DMAT
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Set up by the federal gov’t to send medical teams, Equipment, and supplies to disaster area
National Disaster Medical System
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Emergency response providers
Ppl such as public safety workers, police, fire fighters, and emt and paramedics who are trained in advanced to respond to emergencies
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Simple triage and rapid treatment
Method of sorting mass casualty patients
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Point of distribution
Temporary station for dispensing vaccines, medicines, antidotes in a large scale - set up by local gov’t agency and is supported by federal resources
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Mitigation
To prevent or minimize emergencies that occurs from hazards
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Pandemic
Infection that rapidly spreads around the world
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Emergencies
Incidents that threaten public, safety, health, and welfare. Some are limited and others require a more rigorous response
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Medical Reserve Corps
Federal group that organizes and deploys healthcare volunteers. Organized by local communities to enhance emergency and public health resources already in place
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Maintains primary responsibility for emergency management and response.
LEMA
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Emergency Operations Center EOC
Place where leaders of an emergency operation gather to coordinate response
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Credentialed
Requirement for working as a volunteer in a disaster area
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Where do you preregister to volunteer?
EMAC
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Defusing
Brief informal procedure used to help disaster workers. 10-30 minutes
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Hospital emergency operations plan
Plan designed for hospitals to deal with emergencies
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Just-in-time training
On the scene training
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What was the site of federal medical Response Team after hurricane Katrina
New Orleans Airport
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Mass prophylaxis
Dispensing if vaccines, medicines or antidotes on a large scale
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Federal agency responsible for workplace safety
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Part of emergency operations plan that clarifies reporting roles
Chain of command
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Hazards
Risks or dangers that have the potential to harm people, property and the natural environment
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Chain of command
A system in which reporting relationships are clarified thereby eliminating confusion caused by multiple conflicting directives
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Vendor managed inventory
Second phase of fed distribution of medicine during an emergency - specific medications sent if needed for a surge in patients by manufacturers
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Disaster
An emergency that requires outside assistance
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Reference lab
2nd level of the three. Labs have reagents and tech to conduct more sophisticated tests for biological and chemical agents
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Incident Command System
Management system that organizes and coordinates emergency response
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Emergency preparedness
Act of making plans to prevent, respond to, and recover from emergencies
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Local Emergency Management Agency
Community gov’t agency that is responsible for public safety, emergency medical services and emergency management
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Establishes uniform procedures for responding to disasters across the country
National Incident Management System
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Victims
People who are injured or become sick as a result of an emergency or disaster
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What organization establishes standard and universal precautions?
Center for Disease Control and Prevention
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Which abbreviation refers to acts of terrorism?
CBRN chemical biological radiological nuclear
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Memorandum of understanding
Agreement to receive patients in case of evacuation
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Disaster Mortuary Operations Response Team
Sent by NDMS to provide victim ID and Mortuary services.

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