Role of a First Responder (Terrorism and Major Incidents)

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Role of a First Responder (Terrorism and Major Incidents)

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what are the aims of Critical Incident Management (CIM)

improve public confidence, manage risk, deliver professional outcomes, identify problems early

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what are the 3 phases of CIM

preparation, managing the incident, restoring public confidence

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What does APC stand for

Assess

Protect

Communicate

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What should be assessed first in regards to APC

Risks, casualties, hazards and scene requirements

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What should be protected in regards to APC

Life, evidence, the scene and first responders

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What is the first responders primary responsibility

save life

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What decision-making model supports first responders

NDM

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What intelligence framework supports policing operations

NIM

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Who usually declares a Critical incident

Senior Officers

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What is a major incident

an event with serious consequences requiring special arrangements by emergency services

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give examples of major incidents

terrorist attacks, transport disasters, building collapses, gas explosions, mass evacuation, large-scale disorder

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what does JESIP aim to achieve

save lives and reduce harm

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What is METHANE used for

passing critical information during a major incident

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What does METHANE stand for

Major incident declared

Exact location

Type of incident

Hazards

Access routes

Number of casualties

Emergency services present/required

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Why are cordons used

to preserve life

protect evidence

prevent contamination

control access

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what is an inner cordon

he immediate scene for essential personnel only

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what is an outer cordon

the wider safety zone

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What is Locard’s Exchange principle

Every contact leaves a trace

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What does CBRN stand for

Chemical

Biological

Radiological

Nuclear

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What does CRESS stand for

Consciousness

Respiration

Eyes

Secretions

Skin