IS-2200: Basic Emergency Operations Center Functions
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1. The Recovery Continuum...: ...shows the interconnectedness of recovery activities from pre-incident
recovery preparation through the long term recovery.
2. Which NIMS communication principle encourages incident personnel to work
with IT and other experts to incorporate data, network, and systems protection
best practices into incident communications and data sharing?: Security
3. If a Unified Command or Area Command is established, in most cases an EOC
will...: ...be activated
4. When selecting an EOC or alternate EOC, designing a floor plan for the EOC,
or evaluating EOC operations, what key factors should you consider?: Equipment
requirements, established EOC authorities and procedures, and staffing requirements.
5. Emergency Operations Centers coordinate with and support the ____________,
sometimes also called the policy group.: Multi-coordination Assistance (MCA) Group
6. The level of activity within an EOC often _________ as the size, scope, and
complexity of the incident grow.: increases
7. What is an important consideration for deactivating an EOC?: When the demand for
resources and coordination slows down
8. What should EOC leadership consider when deactivating the EOC?: Recovery need
9. The role of helping a community transition from response to recovery be-
longs to the:: Emergency Operations Center
10. Emergency Operations Centers play a critical role in support of the on-scene
response. They do this by...: ...collecting, analyzing, and sharing of information.
11. The Emergency Operations Center provides multiagency coordination of
information and...: ...resources to support incident management (on-scene operations).
12. What role does the Emergency Operations Center play in overall multagency
coordination?: EOCs ensure that response systems are interconnected and complementary.
13. What can be a primary reason for activating an EOC?: When threshold events described
in the Emergency Operations Plan occur.
14. How are National Incident Management System (NIMS) requirements relat-
ed to emergency operations?: NIMS provides a core set of doctrine, concepts, principles, terminology,
and organizational processes that enables Emergency Operations Centers to effectively, efficiently, and collaboratively
support incident management.
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1. The Recovery Continuum...: ...shows the interconnectedness of recovery activities from pre-incident
recovery preparation through the long term recovery.
2. Which NIMS communication principle encourages incident personnel to work
with IT and other experts to incorporate data, network, and systems protection
best practices into incident communications and data sharing?: Security
3. If a Unified Command or Area Command is established, in most cases an EOC
will...: ...be activated
4. When selecting an EOC or alternate EOC, designing a floor plan for the EOC,
or evaluating EOC operations, what key factors should you consider?: Equipment
requirements, established EOC authorities and procedures, and staffing requirements.
5. Emergency Operations Centers coordinate with and support the ____________,
sometimes also called the policy group.: Multi-coordination Assistance (MCA) Group
6. The level of activity within an EOC often _________ as the size, scope, and
complexity of the incident grow.: increases
7. What is an important consideration for deactivating an EOC?: When the demand for
resources and coordination slows down
8. What should EOC leadership consider when deactivating the EOC?: Recovery need
9. The role of helping a community transition from response to recovery be-
longs to the:: Emergency Operations Center
10. Emergency Operations Centers play a critical role in support of the on-scene
response. They do this by...: ...collecting, analyzing, and sharing of information.
11. The Emergency Operations Center provides multiagency coordination of
information and...: ...resources to support incident management (on-scene operations).
12. What role does the Emergency Operations Center play in overall multagency
coordination?: EOCs ensure that response systems are interconnected and complementary.
13. What can be a primary reason for activating an EOC?: When threshold events described
in the Emergency Operations Plan occur.
14. How are National Incident Management System (NIMS) requirements relat-
ed to emergency operations?: NIMS provides a core set of doctrine, concepts, principles, terminology,
and organizational processes that enables Emergency Operations Centers to effectively, efficiently, and collaboratively
support incident management.
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