EMT Chapter 41 Terrorism Response and Disaster Management

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A disease vector is defined as:

any agent that acts as a carrier or transporter

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An attack on an abortion clinic would MOST likely be carried out by a(n):

single-issue group

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Cross-contamination occurs when:

an EMT is exposed to a victim who has not yet been decontaminated.

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If the incident command system (ICS) is already established at the scene of a WMD or terrorist attack, the EMT should:

locate the medical staging officer to obtain his or her assignment.

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Most terrorist attacks are:

covert

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Points of distribution (PODs) are strategically placed facilities where:

antidotes, antibiotics, and vaccines are distributed.

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The 1996 Summer Olympics bombing is an example of

Domestic Terrorism

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The chemical attacks that occurred in Tokyo between 1994 and 1995 were carried out by a(n):

violent religious group

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The LEAST harmful form of ionizing radiation is:

alpha

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The primary route of exposure of vesicant agents is the:

skin

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The process performed to artificially maximize the target population exposure to a biological agent, thereby exposing the greatest number of people and achieving the desired result is called:

Weaponization

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The skin lesions associated with smallpox:

are identical in their development.

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The type and severity of wounds sustained from incendiary and explosive devices primarily depends on the:

Patients distance from the epicenter of the explosion

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Unlike viruses and bacteria, neurotoxins:

are not contagious

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Viral hemorrhagic fevers (VHF), such as Ebola, cause the blood to:

seep out of the blood vessels and tissues.

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When introduced into the body, ricin causes:

pulmonary edema and circulatory failure.

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Which of the following agents blocks the body's ability to use oxygen and possess an odor similar to almond?

Hydrogen cyanide

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Which of the following chemicals is a nerve agent

Soman

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Which of the following statements regarding a "dirty bomb" is correct?

Dirty bombs can injure victims with both radioactive material and explosive material used to deliver it

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Which of the following regarding anthrax is correct?

Pulmonary anthrax is the deadliest form