Operations
MCI
Environmental
What would YOU do?
Did you know?
100

This equipment should be checked at the beginning of your shift.

What is oxygen delivery system.

100

This type of command should be utilized when multiple agencies are involved in the incident.

What is unified command structure.

100

An EARLY sign of hypothermia for a normally healthy patient, even in the geriatric population.

What is tachycardia.

100

How do you move a MVC patient with a carotid pulse, but no radial pulse and is unresponsive.  

Rapid extrication procedure.

Manual stabilization of spine and rotated out of the vehicle onto a long board and stretcher.

100

Dive emergency patient with sharp, tearing pain, confusion, vertigo, visual disturbances and hemiplegia.  What is it?

Arterial gas embolism.

200

The BEST reason to request a police escort.

You are not familiar with the area.

200

When the number of patient's exceeds the resources available on scene.

What is a multiple casualty incident.

200

Core temp of 85 and ventricular fibrillation is classified as________ hypothermia.

What is severe.

200

You are first arriving unit at an MCI.  You have requested additional resources. What is your next step?

Set up incident command

200

The cause of poor lung compliance in a Near-drowning patient with clear lung sounds.  

What is fluid in the lung tissues.

A near-drowning patient in fresh water will absorb the fluid into the lungs and some will flow into the parenchymal tissue.

300

Air medical is activated for a Glasgow Coma Scale score of this.

What is less than 10.

300

This role in an MCI has the greatest direct impact on receiving hospitals.

What is the transportation officer.

300

What caused it?

Exercise induced sudden leg and abdominal pain.

Heat cramps secondary to an electrolyte imbalance.

300

During a hazmat spill, you are approached by someone with wet clothing and an odd-odor.

Send them to decontamination area then extend the warm zone.

300

What type of patient would you expect CHRONIC HYPOTHERMIA to develop?

Pre-existing medical condition:  hypothyroidism due to decreased metabolism can develop hypothermia even when not exposed to a cold environment.

400

The concept that a driver should demonstrate proper respect for life and property while responding to an emergency call.

What is due regard.

400

This type of command works best for small mass casualty incidents.

What is singular command.

400

Skin condition of patient with classic heat stroke on a hot day with low humidity and high winds.

Hot and dry.

400

Patient at top of mountain is short of breath on exertion, dry cough and slight crackles in lungs.

What is appropriate treatment?

Provide oxygen and take patient to lower elevation. (altitude pulmonary edema)

400

Diving emergency patient with severe substernal chest pain, irregular pulse, abnormal heart sounds, low blood pressure, narrow pulse pressure. What is the problem?

pneumomediastinum caused by a release of air into the mediastinum and pericardial sac that is causing a reduction in returned blood.

500

This move is used for moving a patient who is at risk to spinal cord injury.

What is short backboard device.

500

Following any mass casualty, especially those requiring long hours with multiple patients, it may be necessary to provide this for your crew.

What is Stress relief.

500

The trademark sign indicating ______, is cool, diaphoretic skin.

What is heat exhaustion.

500

Scuba diver with sharp, tearing pain, confusion, vertigo and hemiplegia is now unresponsive with a weak, rapid pulse.  What do you do?

Transport to a recompression chamber asap.  These are signs of an arterial gas embolism.

500

Your hypothermic patient has stopped shivering and blood pressure is unobtainable. Pulse 50, resp 10, a-fib.  What are you most concerned with?

Patient is at risk of progressing into v-fib.

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