Summary (Answered)Emergency Preparedness Response Course (EPRC) - Clinician 8 hr .
Emergency Preparedness Response Course (EPRC) - Clinician 8 hr (answered) A patient suffering blast effect presents with dyspnea, some hearing loss, and tinnitus following an explosion. Which of the following is NOT a likely diagnosis? - Following a nuclear detonation, some of the casualties with survivable injuries are possibly contaminated with radiological material. Which of the below courses of action is most appropriate for the situation? An explosion casualty suffering from crush injuries of the lower extremities has been admitted to your hospital with severe hyperkalemia. What emergency treatment is NOT recommended? A patient is suffering from painful, highly corrosive burns similar to acid, and wheals have begun to appear on the skin. Which vesicant (blister agent) is suspected? You are certain that your patient, who is now convulsing from nerve agent exposure, has already received three MARK 1/ATNAA kits and their diazepam. What else should be done? Wearing PPE can put the responder at considerable risk both physically and psychologically. Which of the following is NOT considered a risk factor? - What type of laboratory test(s) would NOT be conducted if you suspect a patient has contracted plague? Which of these are fast-acting compounds that attack oxygen-dependent tissues known to be particularly sensitive tothese compounds? In industry, cyanide compounds are widely used during: Which post disaster phase is generally characterized by optimism due to an infusion of resources? Select the three components, in correct order of administration, utilized in the treatment for cyanide exposure. Which of the following statements does NOT describe spores produced by Bacillus anthracis, causative agent of anthrax? One of the contributing factors to stress reactions is the physical factor. Which of the following is associated with this factor? ________ damage brings death very quickly so that the consequences of exposure to other systems do not have time to express themselves. When conducting a medical assessment, what status is checked first? - A group of victims has been admitted to your triage unit. All victims have recently been in an area where canisters exploded spraying them with an amber colored liquid that smells like flowers and burns intensely. You suspect Lewisite. Which of the following is not a consideration during treatment of the victims? - Disaster victims presenting for medical care should be assessed for common short-term stress reactions which fall into what categories EXCEPT? All of the following are procedures for activating the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS) EXCEPT: What treatment should be given to a patient exposed to T-2 mycotoxins via ingestion? Which of the following bacterial diseases is contagious person to person? - How is the victim of nerve agent exposure presenting with convulsions classified? Experts anticipate that a ________ incident is the least likely to occur but would have a great impact upon the environment and people. What is the most available explosive agent? An all-hazards approach affects preparedness by allowing communities to: - A patient presents to the hospital. He has been feeling ill since his return from safari in Africa a few days ago. He exhibits symptoms of fever, mild hypotension, flushing, conjunctival injection, and now a bad rash has appeared that is bleeding in spots. What type of viral infection do you suspect? __________ occurs outside of the incident area when people come in contact with a contaminated person or object. What type of care is a stress management component that fosters a mourning process and helps treat psychological stress reactions? One of the five intervention principles in the management of the stress response is promoting the sense of safety. How can this be accomplished? Used in life-threatening situations, the goal is to remove contaminant as quickly as possible. What type of biological toxin is predominantly derived from the bean of the castor plant? What form of ionizing radiation can penetrate deeply into body tissue? What is the comprehensive preparedness required to manage the casualties resulting from the host of possible hazards? A metallic taste in the mouth, epigastric distress, and possible nausea and vomiting are ingestion symptoms for which chemical agent? The primary toxicity of pulmonary agents is to the ________ and follows __________ of smoke, particles, vapors, or gases. Penetrating trauma caused by shrapnel is usually attributed to which of the following? Which nerve agent is the most persistent, is very oily, and will stay active in an area for several days? What blood test is available that will give an accurate estimate of radiation dose? Secretary of Defense has the responsibility to provide defense support to civil authorities when the actions: Which of the following is considered a pulmonary (choking) agent? For which virus is the mosquito not known as a possible vector? What Mission Oriented Protective Posture (MOPP) level provides the greatest level of protection? What directive establishes policies to strengthen the preparedness of the US to prevent and respond to threatened or actual domestic terrorist attack, major disasters and other emergencies by requiring a national domestic all-hazards preparedness goal? Decontamination will be conducted in the __________ hazard zone. What types of CBRNE agents are man-made and act rapidly, burn and blister skin, mucous membranes, airways and gastrointestinal systems? Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is generally divided into two categories. They are: A secondary explosive device has been spotted. Which of the following options describes how to proceed? How is the victim of a pulmonary agent exposure presenting with respiratory distress less than 4 hours after exposure classified? Over 20 people who worked together developed cough, excess fluid in their lungs, and difficulty breathing. Chest x-rays show bilateral infiltrates with bronchial aspirates rich in protein. Several died. What was the likely agent? Which of the following cell types are most sensitive to radiation damage? A patient was admitted to the hospital suffering from the following symptoms for the past week: fever, chills and weakness, very swollen tender lymph nodes of bubo, and skin ulcerations. He states the ulcerations are exactly where very small insects bit him. Which type of plague is responsible for the patient's symptoms? A patient presents to the emergency room all exhibiting the following symptoms: nausea, vomiting, problems with eye movement, dry mouth, sore throat, difficulty swallowing, no gag reflex, and extreme weakness. Patient is alert and oriented during the exam. What toxin do you suspect and how do you treat it? The amount of radiation that an individual absorbs depends on ____? What command system is a widely used and accepted tool for command, control and coordination of a response to a disaster? Definitive diagnosis of Viral Hemorrhagic Fever rests on _______________. - What is the role of the liaison officer within the Hospital Incident Command System (HICS)? What is the purpose of a secondary device? Wearing PPE can put the responder at considerable risk both physically and psychologically. Which of the following is NOT considered a risk factor? Which of the following decontamination method is NOT recommended for removing vesicants from casualties? Type of decontamination that is carried out by a unit to reduce contamination equal to natural background or to the lowest level possible. Which of the following is NOT relevant to a laboratory diagnosis of smallpox (variola)? Which of the bacterial diseases produces a non-specific illness that may produce a prolonged disability but is rarely fatal? What phase is characterized by improvement of symptoms but becomes shorter with increasing doses. ICS has been used to manage incidents such as fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, and acts of terrorism. Which of the following situations represents another viable application for the use of ICS? Victims caught in a fire have inhaled toxic smoke from furnishings and plastics that have released cyanide in the burning process. What precaution/side effects should you be aware of when administering cyanide antidotes? Experts anticipate that biological incidents are ________________. How does cyanide cause cell death in the body? All-hazards are often categorized as: Radiation burns, which cause delayed, irreversible changes of the skin, can be caused by high doses of what form of ionizing radiation? A bomb blast victim presents with nausea and abdominal pain. A Computed Tomography (CT) scan shows no hemorrhage. What treatment should be recommended? You are certain that your patient, who is now convulsing from nerve agent exposure, has already received three MARK 1/ATNAA kits and their diazepam. What else should be done? Vesicant (blister) agents include all of the following, EXCEPT: Which phase of CBRN response synchronizes planning and execution efforts with the efforts of the supported civil authorities? What form of ionizing radiation is the least penetrating? The Disaster Mental Health Response Team can be called upon to assist victims and disaster responders. Which of the following is NOT a service that they may provide: The majority of the injuries to gas-containing organs is usually attributed to which of the following? What type of explosive is widely used by the military, and is one of the least sensitive explosives. An all-hazards approach affects preparedness by allowing communities to:What bacterial infection requires confirmation through serological testing since it is difficult to culture the organism (causative agent)? Which of the following statements does NOT describe Brucellosis? An explosion victim was admitted to your facility approximately 4 hours ago with chest pain, normal oxygenation and radial pulse. His condition continues to worsen with symptoms that include labored, rapid breathing, low blood pressure, and semi-consciousness. What emergency treatment would be appropriate? - Treatment of patients suffering from pulmonary agent exposure should focus on? What technique may be used to test for T-2 Mycotoxins in environmental and clinical samples? MOPP Level __ has flexibility built into the system to allow relief during hot weather. Which of these are fast-acting compounds that attack oxygen-dependent tissues known to be particularly sensitive to these compounds? A patient is suffering from painful, highly corrosive bums similar to acid, and wheals have begun to appear on the skin. Which vesicant (blister agent) is suspected? - This form of detection provides warning in sufficient time to implement protective and/or treatment measures before exposure to agent. Which of the following bacterial agents is contagious person to person? - Disaster victims presenting for medical care should be assessed for common short-term stress reactions which fall into all categories EXCEPT? One of the five intervention principles in the management of the stress response is promoting the sense of safety. How can this be accomplished? ___ may be thought of as a form of identification. What color triage tag would be used for a patient that requires immediate treatment? What type of CBRNE agent acts by inhibiting a crucial enzyme called acetylcholinesterase (AChE)? How is the victim of a pulmonary agent exposure presenting with respiratory distress less than 4 hours after exposure classified? When washing with water, what procedures should be used when decontaminating a patient that has been exposed to a CBRNE agent? Which post disaster phase is generally characterized by optimism due to an infusion of resources? A male, non-smoking chemical worker is accidentally exposed to phosgene. The chest radiograph taken 2 hours post-exposure is normal. Should you discharge him? - Secretary of Defense has the responsibility to provide defense support to civil authorities when the actions: Following a nuclear detonation, some of the casualties with survivable inju1ies are possibly contaminated with radiological material. Which of the below courses of action is most appropriate for the situation? In a stress management briefing, a clinician attendee says this is the first disaster to which she has been called. She states her biggest frustration is that no one has really defined her role. What category of stressor is this responder experiencing? When should the self-protection measures of time, distance, and shielding be implemented? - Immediately upon arrival at the incident scene How is the victim of a vesicant agent presenting with pulmonary distress more than 4 hours after exposure classified? The Disaster Mental Health Response Team can be called upon to assist victims and disaster responders. ·which of the following is NOT a service that they may provide: Which nerve agent is the most persistent, is very oily, and will stay active in an area for several days? A patient who works at an insecticide manufacturing plant is admitted to the emergency room. He states he was splashed with a large quantity of liquid and is now exhibiting symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, body twitching and is generally very weak. What is the preferred treatment to block the effects of accessive ACh? Which of the following is NOT critical in the treatment of a nerve agent casualty? - What directive establishes a single comprehensive national incident management system that allows all levels of government to work efficiently and effectively together? - Wearing PPE can put the responder at considerable risk both physically and psychologically. Which of the following is NOT considered a risk factor? - What level of civilian chemical equipment would healthcare providers don when providing initial medical treatment after an incident but not involved with decontamination? What is the value of ve1ification or confirmation of biological agents? - The maj01ity of injuries to gas-containing organs are usually attributed to which of the following? For which vims is the mosquito not known as a possible vector? - Smallpox An explosion victim was admitted to your facility approximately 4 hours ago with chest pain, nonnal oxygenation and radial pulse. His condition continues to worsen with symptoms that include labored, rapid breathing, low blood pressure, and semi-consciousness. What emergency treatment would be appropriate? Which of the following decontamination method is NOT recommended for removing vesicants from casualties? Radiodermatitis, which causes delayed, in-eversible changes of the skin, can be caused by high doses of what form of ionizing radiation? - Beta A patient presents to the hospital. He has been feeling ill since his return from safari in Africa a few days ago. He exhibits symptoms of fever, mild hypotension, flushing, conjunctival injection, and now a bad rash has appeared that is bleeding in spots. What type of viral infection do you suspect? Experts anticipate that biological incidents are ________ What type of decontamination neutralizes the contaminant? Processed foods and temperature-abused foods are most commonly associated with ____ poisoning. A metallic taste in the mouth, epigastric distress, and possible nausea and vomiting are ingestion symptoms for which chemical agent? What is the correct order for the phases of Acute Radiation Syndrome (ARS)? - what type of ionizing radiation is the least penetrating? Which of the following CBRNE Consequence Task Pillars coordinates activities that include exercise; warning and reporting; and command and control. START stands for ____ ? What type of explosive is widely used by the military, and is one of the least sensitive explosives. The following equipment is used for collection and/or detection of biological agents, EXCEPT: Definitive diagnosis of Viral Hemorrhagic Fever rests on ------- - Pulmonary (choking) agents primarily enter the victim by what means? - __________ occurs outside of the incident area when people come in contact with a contaminated person or object. A patient suffering blast effect presents with dyspnea, some hearing loss, and tinnitus following an explosion. Which of the following is NOT a likely diagnosis? - Victims caught in a fire have inhaled toxic smoke from furnishings and plastics that have released cyanide in the burning process. What precaution/side effects should you be aware of when administering cyanide antidotes? What types of objects might a terrorist use to disguise a secondary explosive device? Attendants at the hockey game are complaining of a strange smell and headaches. Some have begun to vomit. Only those in the arena seem to be affected. Which CBRNE agent would most likely produce this outcome? An avid outdoorsman who was hunting rabbits about a week ago presents with the following symptoms: fever, headache, sore throat, diarrhea, conjunctivitis, and inflammation of lymph nodes. What is responsible for the patient's symptoms? What bacterial infection requires confirmation through serological testing, because it is difficult to culture the organism (causative agent)? Your patient is recovering from injuries sustained in a terrorist incident and is exhibiting stress symptoms. Which of the following is a common behavior reaction associated with severe short-term stress reactions? Burned skin, shrapnel wounds, blunt trauma injuries, and ruptured organs may be symptoms of what type of CBRNE exposure? Who is responsible for directing the command and control of all operations. - What CBRNE agent inhibits the enzyme AChE allowing Ach to accumulate affecting the way cells transmit signals to the body? Your unit has responded within minutes to a suspected CBRNE incident. Select the important steps that you should take. A patient was admitted to the hospital suffering from the following symptoms for the past week: fever, chills and weakness, very swollen tender lymph nodes of bubo, and skin ulcerations. He states the ulcerations are exactly where very small insects bit him. Which type of plague is responsible for the patient's symptoms? The decontamination site should NOT be located: What command system is a widely used and accepted tool for command, control, and coordination of a response to a disaster? Advantages of adopting a comprehensive all-hazards approach includes the following EXCPECT: Which of the following is NOT a physical requirement of those expected to wear PPE? Which of the following cell types are least sensitive to ionizing radiation damage? A group of people is presenting with a delayed onset of blisters and a dry productive cough that later turns productive. What is the likely culprit? __________ occurs when people come in direct contact with a harmful agent at or near an incident. Patient presents with 5-day-old blisters/rash mostly on the arm, face, and hands. No scabs are present. Patient reports fever started several days before blisters appeared. Based on the information would you suspect chickenpox or smallpox? - How do nerve agents produce effects in the body? A nerve gas attack has occurred in one of the city's underground subway stations. This is the second attack this month. After arriving on the scene, a veteran responder, considered a "tough guy" by his team, freezes up and is unable to continue. After talking to him, you determine he responded to the previous attack. What personal situation stressor is this veteran exhibiting? A patient is exhibiting the following symptoms: fever, cough, dyspnea, prominent gastrointestinal symptoms, and absence of buboes. Which form of plague is responsible? Which of the following bacterial diseases typically produce ulcers on the skin? - Patients with concurrent surgical injuries and radiation exposure should either be operated on expeditiously or _____________________________. How is the victim of vesicant (blister agent) exposure with skin burn over less than 5 percent of Body Surface Area (BSA) and minor eye irritation classified? A patient was admitted to the hospital suffering from the following symptoms for the last 5 days: fever, malaise, fatigue, and nonproductive cough. Chest x-rays reveal a widened mediastinum and the patient's white blood cell count is elevated. Which type of anthrax is responsible for the patient's symptoms? - Which of the following is NOT a challenge in gaining access and acceptance? - Smallpox can spread from one person to another by the following routes: Which phase of CBRN response focuses on the prioritization of forces to deploy for mission task?
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