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100
What are the 6 Ws
Who, what, where, why, weapons
100
T/F: Non-emergency calls shall be placed on hold in order to answer incoming 911 calls.
True
100
Addresses, name of businesses, landmarks, and direction of travel are all examples of___
Location
100
I'm tired and my chapter was super short so....
Here's 100pts
100
Sherriff/ Fire/ EMS (Etc.)
County
200
CYMBALS
Color, Year, Make and Model, Body Description, Additional descriptors, License Plate, State of Plate
200
24/7 clearing house
State watch office
200
Mass evacuations, two or more traffic related fatalities, significant civil disturbances are examples of
Manmade Disasters and Incidents
200
Front side of the building
Alpha
200
Highway Patrol, Fish & Wildlife, Department of Health (etc.)
State
300
Do you need to stay on the line when notifying a receiving PSAP of the complaint type?
Yeah
300
Putting the information in a logical order will assist in the timely dispatching of resources is called___
Organized Pertinent Information
300
Hyperalert/Hypervigilance are examples of what?
Behavioral Stress
300
Subcomponent of NIMS, released by the U.S Department of Homeland Security in 2004
Incident Command System (ICS)
300
Police/Fire/Ems (etc.)
Local
400
NTSB
National Transportation Safety Board
400
No additional occupants or victims
All Clear
400
Are we going to miss Kathleen?
Maybe... idk
400
Trauma alert is used to grade__
The severity of a traumatic injury and determine the need to transport to designated trauma center.
400
311/211,711, Red Cross (Etc.)
Community
500
When routing calls, the PST must remember to____
Obtain incident location, callers number, and the complaint type. As well as, tell the caller you're going to transfer them.
500
What are the 3 goals of Critical Stress Management?
1. Mitigate the impact of a traumatic event.
2. Accelerate Normal Recovery Processes.
3.Identify individuals who may need additional assistance.
500
LZ
Landing Zone
500
Rear side of the building
Charlie
500
Training, Reference, User (etc.)
