PRELIMS Flashcards

(31 cards)

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 the combination of strengths and resources within a community.

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CAPACITY

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 include infrastructures/ institutions, human knowledge, skills, etc.

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CAPACITY

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an unfortunate event that could lead to the destruction of life and property.

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DISASTER

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Fatality results are UNKNOWN

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OPEN DISASTERS

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  • Fatality results are KNOWN/IDENTIFIABLE
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CLOSED DISASTERS

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2 TYPES/ CLASSIFICATION OF DISASTER

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OPEN DISASTER
CLOSED DISASTER

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2 GENERAL TYPES OF CRISES/DISASTER

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MANMADE
NATURAL

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there is a human intervention
- Public rallies, hostage situations, barricade situations, demolitions, bomb threats, kidnapping, rebellion, etc.

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MANMADE

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naturally
- Earthquakes, tsunami, typhoons, storms, avalanche, etc.

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NATURAL

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10
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documented proof of the death of someone

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DEATH CERTIFICATE

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  • issued by the NDRRMC indicating that the person is believed dead as a result of a disaster based on validation and recommendation by the concerned LGU.
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Certificate of missing person believed to be dead in times of disaster

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POSSIBILITY OF HARM OR LOSS

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RISKAN

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13
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ANYTHING that has the potential to cause harm

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HAZARD

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– burial of 2 or more dead bodies in an orderly process.

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COLLECTIVE GRAVE

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15
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– indiscriminate burial of 2+ unidentified bodies in the same excavated site.

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MASS GRAVE

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– condition of a place affected by the disaster occurred

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STATE OF CALAMITY

17
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– shallow burial of 2 or more dead bodies

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TEMPORARY BURIAL

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– removal of a dead body from its grave

19
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– provision of emergency services and public assistance during or
immediately after a disaster

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DISASTER RESPONSE

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An incident wherein a great number of population are involved and are killed.
Locating, Identifying, and recovering dead/ deceased bodies

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MASS FATALITY

21
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DEATH of victims due to the massive incident
Recovery operation
DVI

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MASS FATALITY

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INJURED, WOUNDED, KILLED victims
Coordination with medical services
DVI

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MASS CASUALTY

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  • one part of the overall response and it is critical to the success of the operation that appropriate plans and structures are implemented
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DISASTER VICTIM IDENTIFICATION

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  • need to be effectively incorporated into the lead authority’s organizational structure
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- Assumes command of the operation as a whole - to ensure effective coordination of personnel and resources.
LEAD AUTHORITY
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- is capable of being expanded, depending on the size and nature of the Disaster. - it is managed by well- trained people.
Command structure
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SPECIALISTS INVOLVED IN DVI COMMAND STRUCTURE AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Forensic Odontologists 2. Forensic Pathologists 3. Forensic Anthropologists 4. Forensic Biologists 5. Safety Specialists
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SPECIALISTS OF FOR DVI OPERATIONS
1. Emergency Response 2 Rescue Team 3 Investigation Unit 4 Forensic Services 5 Intelligence 6 Public Information
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SUPPORT FOR THE DVI PROCESS
 Photographers  Radiologists  Interview Teams  Property managers  Scene and PM recorders  Quality Assurance Teams – (quality control information and data)  Evidence collection and management Teams  Mortuary managers  Investigators  Logistics Officers  Liaison Officers  Missing Persons Officers Information Technology Specialists – NMPVS Managers (if using NMPVS - National Missing Persons & Victims System)
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DVI COMMAND STRUCTURE
1. LEAD AUTHORITY 2. SUPPORT SERVICES 3. DVI COMMANDER 4. COORDINATION WITH OTHER RESPONSE SERVICES 5. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 6. LIAISON OFFICERS 7. OTHER SPECIALISTS 8. SCENE 9. POST-MORTEM 10. ANTE-MORTEM 11. RECONCIILATION 12. LOGISTICAL SUPPORT 13. SAFETY OFFICERS 14. SPECIALIST SECTIONS 15. SPECIALIST SECTIONS 16. SPECIALIST SECTIONS 17. SPECIALIST SECTIONS 18. INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION 19. MEDIA MANAGEMENT 20. IT SUPPORT
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SKELETAL SYSTEM
1. SKULL 2. MANDIBLE 3. CERVICAL VERTEBRAE 4. THORACIC VERTEBRAE 5. LUMBAR VERTEBRAE 6. PELVIS 7. SACRUM 8. COCCYX 9. FEMUR 10. PATELLA 11. TARSALS 12. CLAVICLE 13. SCAPULA 14. STERNUM 15. RIBS 16. HUMERUS 17. RADIUS 18. ULNA 19. CAPALS 20. METACARPALS 21. PHALANGES 22. TIBIA 23. FIBULA 24. METATARSALS 25. PHALANGES