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2. Name the 4 phases of Emergency Management
Mitigation, Preparedness, Response and Recovery.

3. A cohesive unit for better management and response during a disaster
An ESF is a way to consolidate multiple agencies that perform similar functions into _______
A cohesive unit for better management and response during a disaster

4. This is a system to facilitate a nationwide standardization of incident management, promote a unified approach, and emphasize preparedness
NIMS

5. The Food and Drug Administration is this type of entity
Regulatory

6. Including all types of disasters in planning is called an _____
All-Hazards Approach

7. The two healthcare related ESFs are:
ESF 6 and ESF 8

8. Operations, Planning, Administration/Finance, and Logistics
ICS consists of 5 General Staff positions, the Incident Commander and these 4 section chiefs:
Operations, Planning, Administration/Finance, and Logistics

9. What are at least two of the Emergency Management series of standards from TJC
Communications, Resources and Assets, Safety and Security, Staff Roles and Responsibilities, Utilities, and Clinical and Support Activities

10. Some of these may include: Law Enforcement, EMS, Fire Services, and your local EMA
External Partners

11. An unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action is the definition of this
An Emergency

12. The objective of healthcare emergency planning is to improve the current readiness capability by:
Analyzing current level, Focusing on areas of vulnerability, and developing a plan

13. Mass Care, Housing, and Human Services
ESF 6
Mass Care, Housing, and Human Services

14. These are just one of the valuable resources you will find inside of HICS
JAS, Drill/Exercise Scenarios, Forms and Checklists, a list of critical positions, IPG, IRG, and training materials

15. The first new hospital accreditation approved by CMS in 30 years
DNV

16. Personal Protective ______
Equipment

17. A _______ is when resources are overwhelmed, necessitating a need for external assistance.
Disaster

18. Public Health and Medical Services
ESF 8
Public Health and Medical Services

19. Command and Management, Preparedness, Resource Management, Communications and Information Management, Supporting Technology, and Ongoing Management and Maintenance are the 6 Components of this
NIMS

20. This is theoretically voluntary, but can often be a de facto requirement
Accreditation

21. Preparedness efforts include these two “E”s
Education and Exercising

22. This phase of the Emergency Management cycle usually consists of structural changes (wind retrofits, etc.)
Mitigation

23. The function of medical care does not correspond to any unique ESF, however, it is addressed within ______
ESF 8

24. The Command Staff in HICS includes these 3 officers and 1 specialist:
Information, Liaison, and Safety Officer, plus the Med/Tech Specialist

25. part of the Emergency Powers of the Governor
“The Governor may suspend any requirements and the enforcement of any rules of departments when a declared a public health emergency” The above statement is part of this Act.
part of the Emergency Powers of the Governor

26. To plan for a man-made disaster, you must continually be on the lookout for
Emerging Threats

27. DAILY DOUBLE!