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FEMA 100 COMBINED SET EXAM QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED 100% CORRECT) What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting? Select the two characteristics that apply. Integrated Communications Establishment and Transfer of Command Chain of Command and Unity of Command Accountability Dispatch/Deployment Information and Intelligence Management - Answer-Chain of Command and Unity of Command Information and Intelligence Management In accordance with Chain of Command and Unity of Command, you have been assigned a single supervisor, the Planning Section Chief, to whom you will report. In accordance with Information and Intelligence Management, you will be gathering, sharing, and managing incident-related information in the form of maps that display potential flooding impacts. You are the American Red Cross liaison in the Emergency Operation Center and you print up a list of the location of materials necessary to outfit the shelters. Materials stored in both facilities are adequate to meet the initial needs. Both the College and the Middle School are implementing their respective plans and are establishing necessary staffing to support the shelter requirements.What NIMS Management Characteristic is being demonstrated? Modular Organization Comprehensive Resource Management Establishment and Transfer of Command Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Comprehensive Resource Management At this point, you are identifying requirements, performing inventory, and mobilizing resources. These activities are part of the Comprehensive Resource Management and Coordination Characteristic. Due to the complexity of the incident, the Incident Commander has expanded the Operations Section to include an Evacuation Group.What NIMS Management Characteristic is being demonstrated? Modular Organization Comprehensive Resource Management Establishment and Transfer of Command Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Modular Organization As the incident grows more complex, the ICS organization may expand as functional responsibilities are delegated. This expansion is part of the Modular Organization Characteristic. Scenario: You are the City Fire Chief and are evaluating the supervisory structure needed to manage the Incident Command Post staff. You are also identifying senior representatives from the Health Care community and from Public Works to help develop objectives to protect the residents of the nursing home and the critical water resources of the community. Select the three NIMS Management Characteristics you are supporting. Incident Facilities and Locations Establishment and Transfer of Command Unified Command Accountability Dispatch/Deployment Information and Intelligence Management - Answer-Incident Facilities and Locations, Establishment and Transfer of Command, Unified Command In accordance with Incident Facilities and Locations, you have requested to establish an Incident Command Post because of the complexity of the incident. In accordance with Establishment and Transfer of Command and as the organization with the primary responsibility for the incident, you are clearly establishing command. In accordance with Unified Command, you are allowing agencies with different legal, geographic, and functional responsibilities (Health Care and Public Works) to work together effectively without affecting individual agency authority, responsibility, or accountability. General Staff immediately come together and begin developing strategies. General Staff Chiefs are: Evaluating staffing and supervisory needs in the Incident Command Post. Identifying resource shortfalls. Updating planning documents. What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting?Select all that apply. Common Terminology Management by Objectives Incident Action Planning Manageable Span of Control Unified Command Accountability - Answer-Management by Objectives, Incident Action Planning, Manageable Span of Control In accordance with Management by Objectives, the Command and General Staff begin developing strategies based upon the previous objectives. In accordance with Incident Action Planning, the Command and General Staff are updating planning documents to include staffing and resource needs. In accordance with Manageable Span of Control, General staff chiefs are evaluating staffing needs in the Incident Command Post to ensure no one supervisor has more personnel than can be managed. You are the Operations Section Chief at the Incident Command Post and request that all response communications be conducted using a pre-determined set of frequencies. You also remind everyone in the field to use plain language.What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting? Select all that apply. Common Terminology Management by Objectives Incident Action Planning Integrated Communications Unified Command Accountability - Answer-Common Terminology, Integrated Communications In accordance with Common Terminology, you have asked that everyone use plain language to promote understanding between all parties. In accordance with Integrated Communications, you have developed and implemented a common communications plan by asking that all response communications be conducted using a pre-determined set of frequencies. The Operations Section has determined that the Emergency Medical Services, the Fire Department, and the School Bus Company will be assigned to the evacuation of the Nursing Home. They will all converge at City Hall and will be dispatched, as appropriate, to begin the rapid and safe movement of the residents to their temporary shelter locations.What NIMS Management Characteristic is being demonstrated? Modular Organization Comprehensive Resource Management Establishment and Transfer of Command Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Dispatch/Deployment Resources should be deployed only when requested or when dispatched by an appropriate authority through established resource management systems. You are the President of Lawrence College. You and the American Red Cross Shelter Manager have contacted the Incident Command Post concerning the ability to meet the nutritional and long term pharmaceutical needs of the elderly residents. The Liaison Officer requests assistance from the Emergency Operations Center.What NIMS Management Characteristic is being demonstrated? Modular Organization Comprehensive Resource Management Establishment and Transfer of Command Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Comprehensive Resource Management Comprehensive Resource Management describes standard mechanisms to identify requirements and order and acquire, mobilize, activate, track and report, recover and demobilize, reimburse for, and inventory resources such as personnel, equipment, teams, and facilities. Scenario: You are the Middle School Principal. You and the Shelter Manager notify the Incident Command Post that several people are complaining of severe stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting. You ask for assistance from medical and public health personnel. You also request additional sanitation supplies, bedding, and bathing materials. The Operations Section Chief is requesting additional assistance from the Emergency Operations Center for a specialized monitoring team to be deployed to the shelter to survey for a possible outbreak. Survey results will be shared with Health and Public Works departments. What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting? Select all that apply. Common Terminology Modular Organization Incident Action Planning Integrated Communications Unified Command Information and Intelligence Manage - Answer-Modular Organization, Information and Intelligence Management In accordance with Modular Organization, the Operations Section Chief has asked for a specialized monitoring team, resulting in the expansion of the organization due to the increasing complexity of the incident. In accordance with Information and Intelligence Management, the Operations Section Chief has analyzed the information you and the Shelter Manager have shared and has taken action based on this additional information. Scenario: As phasedown of shelter operations has begun, the American Red Cross Disaster Operations Supervisor has directed you to begin re-assigning shelter staff personnel and release those that are no longer required. As a supervisor, you direct released staff to checkout. What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting? Select all that apply. Modular Organization Incident Facilities and Locations Unified Command Chain of Command and Unity of Command Accountability Information and Intelligence Management - Answer-Chain of Command and Unity of Command, Accountability

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FEMA 100 COMBINED SET EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED 100% CORRECT)

What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting? Select the two
characteristics that apply.
Integrated Communications
Establishment and Transfer of Command
Chain of Command and Unity of Command
Accountability
Dispatch/Deployment
Information and Intelligence Management - Answer-Chain of Command and Unity of
Command
Information and Intelligence Management

In accordance with Chain of Command and Unity of Command, you have been
assigned a single supervisor, the Planning Section Chief, to whom you will report. In
accordance with Information and Intelligence Management, you will be gathering,
sharing, and managing incident-related information in the form of maps that display
potential flooding impacts.

You are the American Red Cross liaison in the Emergency Operation Center and you
print up a list of the location of materials necessary to outfit the shelters. Materials
stored in both facilities are adequate to meet the initial needs. Both the College and the
Middle School are implementing their respective plans and are establishing necessary
staffing to support the shelter requirements.What NIMS Management Characteristic is
being demonstrated?

Modular Organization
Comprehensive Resource Management
Establishment and Transfer of Command
Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Comprehensive Resource Management

At this point, you are identifying requirements, performing inventory, and mobilizing
resources. These activities are part of the Comprehensive Resource Management and
Coordination Characteristic.

Due to the complexity of the incident, the Incident Commander has expanded the
Operations Section to include an Evacuation Group.What NIMS Management
Characteristic is being demonstrated?

Modular Organization

, Comprehensive Resource Management
Establishment and Transfer of Command
Dispatch/Deployment - Answer-Modular Organization

As the incident grows more complex, the ICS organization may expand as functional
responsibilities are delegated. This expansion is part of the Modular Organization
Characteristic.

Scenario:

You are the City Fire Chief and are evaluating the supervisory structure needed to
manage the Incident Command Post staff.
You are also identifying senior representatives from the Health Care community and
from Public Works to help develop objectives to protect the residents of the nursing
home and the critical water resources of the community.

Select the three NIMS Management Characteristics you are supporting.

Incident Facilities and Locations
Establishment and Transfer of Command
Unified Command
Accountability
Dispatch/Deployment
Information and Intelligence Management - Answer-Incident Facilities and Locations,
Establishment and Transfer of Command, Unified Command

In accordance with Incident Facilities and Locations, you have requested to establish an
Incident Command Post because of the complexity of the incident.
In accordance with Establishment and Transfer of Command and as the organization
with the primary responsibility for the incident, you are clearly establishing command.
In accordance with Unified Command, you are allowing agencies with different legal,
geographic, and functional responsibilities (Health Care and Public Works) to work
together effectively without affecting individual agency authority, responsibility, or
accountability.

General Staff immediately come together and begin developing strategies. General
Staff Chiefs are:
Evaluating staffing and supervisory needs in the Incident Command Post.
Identifying resource shortfalls.
Updating planning documents.

What NIMS Management Characteristics are you supporting?Select all that apply.

Common Terminology
Management by Objectives
Incident Action Planning
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