INTRODUCTION A.

Preparedness
B. Mitigation
1. Disruption of the normal functioning of
C. Response
the community is considered as:
D. Evaluation
A. Shock
B. Disaster
C. NOTA
7. The most important part in disaster
D. AOTA
management
A. Preparedness
B. Mitigation
2. The normal occurence of disaster is
C. Response
brought about by:
D. Evaluation
A. Manmade errors
B. Technological advancement
C. Ecological
8. Lesses the impact of disaster
D. NOTA
A. Preparedness
B. Mitigation
C. Response
3. Combination of manmade and natural
D. Evaluation
disaster is:
A. There is no such thing
B. Syngergistic
9. Implementation phase of the disaster
C. Antagonistic
plan
D. AOTA
A. Preparedness
B. Mitigation
C. Response
4. Identify what type of disaster: faculty
D. Evaluation
explosion brought about by volcanic
eruption
A. Manmade errors
10. What phase is the recontruction phase?
B. Technological advancement
A. Preparedness
C. Ecological
B. Mitigation
D. Syngergistic
C. Recovery
D. Evaluation

5. Identify what type of manmade disaster:

anthrax poisoning
PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTURBANCE
A. Complex
B. Technological 11. What phase is the elation of the
C. Syngergistic community members?
D. NOTA A. Heroic
B. Honeymoon
PHASES OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT
C. Disillusion
6. The most neglected phase in disaster D. Reconstruction
management

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 C. Non urgent
D. Expectant
12. What phase is being thankful that the
members were able to survive?
A. Heroic
18. A period when it can wait for the 20 mins
B. Honeymoon
to 2 hours
C. Disullusion
A. Emergent
D. Reconstruction
B. Urgent
C. Non urgent
D. Expectant
13. What phase is acceptance?
A. Heroic
B. Honeymoon
19. A patient is ambulatory
C. Disillusion
A. Emergent
D. Reconstruction
B. Urgent
C. Non urgent
D. Expectant
14. What phase is anger?
A. Heroic
B. Honeymoon
20. Classify : burns more than 50 percent in
C. Disillusion
TBSA
D. Reconstruction
A. Emergent
B. Urgent
C. Non urgent
15. What phase is the most at risk for post-
D. Expectant
traumatic stress disorder?
A. Heroic
B. Honeymoon
TRIAGE IN DISASRER
C. Disillusion
D. Reconstruction 21. What is the other term for military triage?
A. Military
B. Field
TRIAGE IN THE ER C. NOTA
D. AOTA
16. It requires immediate attention
A. Emergent
B. Urgent
22. What is the other term for immediate
C. Non urgent
triage?
D. Expectant
A. Red
B. Green
C. Yellow
17. A period when it can wait for the next 2
D. Black
hours
A. Emergent
B. Urgent

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A. Red A. A nipple line
B. Green B. Above the nipple line
C. Yellow C. Below the nipple line
D. Black D. NOTA

24. The yellow triage is also known as: POISONING

A. Immediate
30. What do we used in hand compression
B. Delayed
for infant?
C. Minimal
A. 2 fingers
D. Expectant
B. 1 hand
C. 2 hand
D. No hand
25. The patient has minor fractures
A. Immediate
B. Delayed
31. What is the eyes of a poisonous snake?
C. Minimal
A. Elliptical
D. Expectant
B. Round
C. Triangular
D. NOTA
BASIC LIFE SUPPORT

26. When does the nurse need to stop BLS?

A. Pronounced dead 32. Combination of carbon dioxide and
B. Exhaustion hemoglobin
C. EMT arrival A. Oxyhemoglobin
D. AOTA B. Carboxyhemoglobin
C. NOTA
D. Either
27. What does the nurse do in the ACLS?
A. Defibrillation
B. Intubation 33. What is the purpose of water therapy for
C. Administration of emergency drugs corrosive liquids being ingested?
D. AOTA A. Water replacement
B. Neutralize
C. NOTA
28. What is the depth for adult compression? D. AOTA
A. 1/3 to ½ inch
B. 1 to 1.5 inch
C. 1.5 to 2 inch 34. What absorbs the effect of the ingested
D. NOTA poison?
A. Syrup ipecac
B. Activated charcoal
C. NOTA

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 D. AOTA A. 1st
B. 2nd
C. 3rd
35. Antidote for jellyfish sting D. 4th
A. Vinegar
B. Urine
C. NOTA 41. Identify what type of burn depth: healing
D. AOTA takes 14-21 days
A. 1st
B. 2nd
BURNS C. 3rd
D. 4th
36. What is the most affeted area?
A. Zone of coagulation
B. Zone of stasis
42. How many calories if given to a burn
C. Zone of hyperemia
patient?
D. NOTA
A. 2400-2600
B. 1200-1500
C. 1500-2000
37. Identify what type of burn depth: deep D. Depends on the weight
penetration
A. 1st
B. 2nd
43. What is the drug of choice for burns?
C. 3rd
A. Morphine
D. 4th
B. Narcan
C. Nubain
D. NOTA
38. Identify what type of burn depth: mottled
A. 1st
B. 2nd
SHOCK
C. 3rd
D. 4th 44. What are the types of distributive shock?
A. Septic
B. Anaphylacic
39. Identify what type of burn depth: very C. Neurogenic
painful D. AOTA
A. 1st
B. 2nd
C. 3rd 45. What can we expect in the compensatory
D. 4th stage?
A. Inc BP, Inc HR, conscious, dec urine, cool
clammy, dec GIT
40. Identify what type of burn depth: grafting B. Rapid resp, crackles, conscious,
needed confusion, oliguria, metabolic acidosis

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C. Palpable BP, profound metabolic D. AOTA
acidosis
D. NOTA
50. What is your goal?
A. Stop the board exam
46. What can we expect in the progressive B. Top the board exam
stage? C. Kill the examiner
A. Inc BP, Inc HR, conscious, dec urine, cool D. To go NOVA STOP
clammy, dec GIT
B. Rapid resp, crackles, conscious,
confusion, oliguria, metabolic acidosis
C. Palpable BP, profound metabolic
acidosis
D. NOTA

47. What symptoms can we see for patients

where the organs are damage and severe
A. Inc BP, Inc HR, conscious, dec urine, cool
clammy, dec GIT
B. Rapid resp, crackles, conscious,
confusion, oliguria, metabolic acidosis
C. Palpable BP, profound metabolic
acidosis
D. NOTA

48. What symptoms can we see for patients

where there is fatigue in myocardial
tissue
A. Inc BP, Inc HR, conscious, dec urine, cool
clammy, dec GIT
B. Rapid resp, crackles, conscious,
confusion, oliguria, metabolic acidosis
C. Palpable BP, profound metabolic
acidosis
D. NOTA

49. What symptoms in septic shock would

trigger the nurse to notify the MD?
A. Dec urine output
B. Cold clammy skin
C. Confusion

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