*TB 135- Active Shooter/MCI Flashcards

1
Q

Active shooter/MCI:
In order to Focus on early hemorrhage control to improve survivability,
The Hartford Consensus’ recommendations the acronym _____.

A

THREAT.

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Q

Active shooter:

What does the acronym THREAT stand for?

A
T-    Threat suppression
H-   Hemorrhage
RE- Rapid Extrication to safety
A-   Assessment by medical providers
T-    Transport to definitive care
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Q

When MFC receives a call for a shooting, and determines that shooting is ongoing, how many of the following resources will be dispatched?

BC, EMS, CP, E, LF, ALS,800

A
2 Battalion Chiefs 
2 EMS Captains 
1 Command Post Company1 Light Force 
2 Engines 
4 ALS RAs 
2 BLS RAs
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Q

Active shooter:

The second arriving Battalion Chief should normally be assigned as the _______.

A

Rescue Group Supervisor

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Q

Active shooter:

_______ is configured to extract viable patients from the Warm Zone or Casualty Collection Point to the treatment areas.

A

Rescue group

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6
Q

Active shooter:

What does CCP stand for?

A

Casualty Collection Point

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Q

Active shooter:
If no Warm Zone or CCP exists, the _______ will have the responsibility of coordinating the movement of patients to treatment areas.

A

Triage unit leader

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Q

Active shooter:
The elements of the IAP may vary based on the situation, but what are the key components that the fire department will be responsible for establishing?

A
(MFC-R)
Medical group
Fire group
Communication plan
Rescue group
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Active shooter:

The _____ Group is configured to manage the triage, treatment, and transportation of casualties

A

Medical group

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Active shooter:
The _____ Group is configured to suppress fires and coordinate the non-EMS operational fire discipline needs of the incident.

A

Fire group

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Q

Active shooter:

Is the Casualty Collection Point in the hot, warm or cold zone?

A

Warm zone

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Active shooter:

Is the Treatment Area in the hot, warm or cold zone?

A

Cold

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Q

Active shooter:

Is the Staging area in the hot, warm or cold zone?

A

Cold

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14
Q

Active shooter:

Is the Perimeter established by law enforcement in the hot, warm, or cold zone?

A

Warm

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Q

Active shooter:

The ________ is the location from which SWAT Command coordinates SWAT operations

A

Tactical Operations Center (TOC)

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16
Q

Active shooter:

If a fire occurs and the suspect’s location cannot be determined, what is the firefighters course of action?

A

Protect exposures, attempt to extinguish fire from protected location.

17
Q

Active shooter:
When no other options of fighting a fire are available, what can be used to control the spread of fire when approach by firefighters is unsafe?

A

Helicopter water drop

18
Q

Active shooter:

Can firefighters enter or move through a Hot Zone to deploy ladders, hose lines, or other equipment?

A

No, Never

19
Q

Active shooter:

What does RTF stand for?

A

Rescue Task Force

20
Q

Active shooter:
______is a team deployed to provide point of wound care to victims where there is an ongoing ballistic or explosive threat (i.e., active shooter or terrorist event).

A

Rescue task force (RTF)

21
Q

Active shooter:
Rescue Task Forces are teams treat, stabilize, and remove the injured from the ______ Zone to an area where they can receive definitive care and/or transport to the hospital while wearing ballistic protective equipment with force protection.

A

Warm zone

22
Q

Active shooter:

What is the minimum personnel configuration that can make up a Rescue Task Force?

A

2 fire dept medical personnel

2 force protection officers

23
Q

Active shooter:

What would be the largest reasonable combination of personnel for an RTF?

A

4 fire dept personnel

4 force protection officers

24
Q

Active shooter:

When the RTFs are operating in the Warm Zone, can triage be performed?

A

No

25
Q

Active shooter:
What does the “S” stand for in LCES when implemented at an active shooter?
(Lookouts, Communication, Escape Routes, _______)

A

Safe refuge

26
Q

Active shooter:

How many tiers are in the LAFD TEMS program and what are they?

A

3 Tiers
Tier 3- FRO
Tier 2- technician
Tier 3- specialist

27
Q

Active shooter:
Which TEMS tier is used to support SWAT operations(i.e., warrant service, sting operations, hostage rescue, etc.) and other tactical law
enforcement incidents?

A

Tier 1- specialist

28
Q

Active shooter:
Which TEMS Tier did not have a SWAT course but are paramedics used to provide support to TEMS Specialists and/or medical support at other tactical law enforcement incidents.

A

Tier 2- technician

29
Q

Active shooter:

Which TEMS Tier allows members to be assigned to a RTF?

A

Tier 3- FRO, first responder operations

30
Q

Active shooter:

Law enforcement officers use the acronym IARD when dealing with an active shooter. What does IARD stand for?

A

Immediate Action/Rapid Deployment

31
Q

Active shooter:

Any unsearched area where a threat may be present should be considered a hot, warm, or cold Zone?

A

Hot

32
Q

Active shooter:
An area already searched by law enforcement officers but could still be within the range of gunfire and/or a subject could be hiding in an unsearched area or return to an area that has been searched is classified as hot, warm or cold zone?

A

Warm zone

33
Q

Active shooter:
Law enforcement officers use the terms inner and outer perimeter. Are both of these areas considered an IDLH to fire department personnel?

A

Only the inner perimeter

34
Q

Active shooter:
______ is a Team of up to 4 police officers who deploy behind Contact Teams into the Hot Zone with the goal of extracting viable patients to a Casualty Collection Point or treatment area

A

Rescue Team

35
Q

Active shooter:
_______ is an Initial team of up to 4 police officers who deploy to the shooter’s location with the goal of initiating contact to contain or eliminate the active shooter

A

Contact Team

36
Q

Active shooter:

Experience has shown that the number one cause of preventable death in victims of penetrating trauma is ______.

A

Hemorrhage