WMD
Triage and ICS
Methyl-Ethyl Death
(Haz Mat)
(Haz Mat)
Who done it?
(Crime Scene)
(Crime Scene)
Rescue and Ground/Air Operations
Actual 8th Grade Biology
100
Shrapnel injuries from a bomb blast are this kind of injury.
What are secondary injuries?
100
These are the colors used to catagorize patients in the SALT Triage System.
What are red, yellow, green, grey and black?
100
This is the body part you should use to determine how far away is safe when you are at a hazardous scene.
What is your thumb?
100
This is the part of your ambulance that will provide the most protection from gun fire.
What is the engine block?
100
Wear THIS when you are driving or riding in the ambulance.
What is your seat belt?
100
This body system removes waste.
What is excretory?
200
These are the 2 most common methods of anthrax exposure.
What is inhalation and absorption?
200
This is the primary catagory assigned to a patient who walks up to you at an MCI complaining that they have been shot in the arm.
What is green?
200
This is the book needed to look up all the information needed to keep you safer at a hazardous materials call.
What is the Emergency Response Guidebook?
200
This zone is where rescue task forces work.
What is a warm zone?
200
This is the smallest size a landing zone for a helicopter should be.
What is 100 feet by 100 feet?
200
This is the structure labeled with the letter J.
What is mitochondrion?
300
You should always be on the look out for this at the site of a bomb blast.
What is a secondary explosive device?
300
These are the 2 main differences between the START and the SALT triage systems.
What is SALT includes a grey catagory for patients and SALT has a second step of having non-green patients wave and starting with the non-wavers and START starts where you are?
300
This is where you as a paramedic should be during a hazardous materials call.
What is in the cold zone?
300
The type of evidence you might disturb just by entering an area to treat your patient.
What is blood splatter?
300
This is the primary danger to a victim trapped in grain inside of a silo.
What is asphyxiation?
300
A group of tissues that perform the same function is this.
What is an organ?
400
This is the antidote for organophosphate poisoning.
What is atropine?
Also acceted is pralidoxime.
400
These are the 3 essential elements of scene size-up in order from highest to lowest.
What is life safety, incident stabilizaiton and property conservation?
400
This sign indicates this concern.
What is the substance is flammable?
400
Free Space
400
This is the name of the item in red.
What is the A post?
400
These 2 substances are needed for muscles to contract.
What is calcium and ATP?
500
This is why botulisim is bad.
What it causes paralysis?
500
These are the 5 major branches of Incident Command.
What are Command, Operations, Planning, Logistics and Finance?
500
This is the level of the PPE shown here.
What is level A?
500
This type of evidence you can disturb just by removing the clothing of a patient to see the extent of their injuries.
What is gun shot residue?
500
This is when everyting combustible combusts.
What is flashover?
500
Cells that give, receive, and handle information are called this.
What are neurons?