BACOMM 2A Lesson 4 Risk, Disaster, and Humanitarion Comm

Open Ended

What is disaster management?

Multiple Choice

great destruction or damage

• mandatory

• devastation

• terracing

• instability

Poll

What is the worst in your opinion?

• Flood

• Earthquake

• Volcanic eruptions

• Tsunami

• Fire

Multiple Choice

How can communities prepare for natural disasters?

• By ignoring weather warnings

• By building stronger buildings

• By not having any emergency plans

• By moving to areas where natural disasters never happen

Multiple Choice

What are the three main aspects involved in disaster management as mentioned in the image?

• Dealing with natural disasters

• Preparedness before disaster

• Rebuilding society after disasters

• Avoiding man-made disasters

Multiple Choice

What are the effects of natural disasters on populations?

• Increased agricultural production

• Large-scale displacement

• Improved urbanization

• Decreased population pressures

Multiple Choice

What are some reasons for increasing population pressures in urban areas?

• Poor zoning laws

• Lack of risk management

• Encroachment into lands

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the two main categories of disasters depicted in the image?

• Natural Disasters

• Man-made Disasters

• Both A and B

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

What is this natural disaster?

• Landslide

• Windstorm

• Tsunami

• Flood

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of meteorological hazard?

Multiple Choice

Can we prevent natural disasters?

• Yes
• No

Multiple Choice

Which one NOT a meteorological disaster?

• Typhoons

• Hurricanes

• Tornadoes

• Earthquake

Multiple Choice

Examples of technological or man-made hazards are the following Except

• Groundwater contamination

• Mining accidents

• Volcanic eruptions

Multiple Choice

Which is a man made disaster

• Weapons

• Flood

• Cyclone

• Volcana

Multiple Choice

What are the environmental factors that can influence disaster situations?

• Physical Factors

• Chemical Factors

• Biological Factors

• Social Factors

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of disaster?

• Predictability

• Controllability

• Speed of onset

• Duration of impact

Multiple Choice

What are the three phases of disaster as shown in the image?

• Pre-impact phase
  Impact phase
  Post-impact phase

• Impact phase
  Post-impact phase
  Preparation Phase

• Pre-pandemic Phase
  Pandemic Phase
  Post-impact phase

• Recovery phase
  Unity Phase
  Mitigation Phase

Multiple Choice

Which phase of the disaster where the community cohesion is ats peak as illustrated in the diagram?

• Predisaster

• Honeymoon

• Reconstruction

• Disillusionment

Multiple Choice

Refers to the disaster management interventions for a few weeks or months after the disaster.

• rehabilitation

• migitation

• evaluation

Multiple Choice

Refers to the process of minimizing the risks caused by hazards in the area including old buildings and dilapidated houses, apparatuses, furniture, and the natural hazards of the area

• Mitigation

• Recovery

• Intervention

Multiple Choice

What is the primary responsibility of disaster management?

• Individuals

• Organizations

• All spheres of government

• Local authorities

Multiple Choice

What is the role of an NGO?

• Develop, create, and implement national policies

• Establish international law and standard

• Raising awareness and provide services

• All of the options are correct

Open Ended

List the phases of disaster management as shown in the image.

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of disaster preparedness?

• Money

• Manpower

• Materials

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

After an earthquake, emergency workers search through _____ to find survivors.

• debris

• books

• computers

• the sky

Multiple Choice

Which natural hazard can be tracked so humans have more time to prepare and evacuate?

• Wildfires

• Earthquake

• Typhoons

• Earthquakes

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of the public education programme mentioned in the slide?

• Development of public education programme

• Co-ordination with media

• National & international relations

• Keeping stock of foods, drug and other essential commodities

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of disaster impact response as shown in the image?

• Search, rescue and first aid

• Field care

• Triage

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of disaster response as listed in the image?

• Epidemiologic surveillance and disease control

• Vaccination

• Nutrition

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

Which organizations have responded to pandemics by providing mass vaccinations and aid to prevent further outbreaks?

• Local businesses and corporations

• Governments, NGOs, and IGOs

• Private healthcare providers

• Individual volunteers

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a key component of the rehabilitation phase?

• Water supply

• Food safety

• Basic sanitation and personal hygiene

• Creation of a Disaster Management Plan

Multiple Choice

What is the primary focus of disaster mitigation?

• To increase the likelihood of emergencies

• To lessen the effects of emergencies

• To ignore vulnerable populations

• To enhance disaster preparedness

Multiple Choice

What are some effects of disasters listed in the image?

• Deaths

• Disability

• Increase in communicable disease

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What are the key components of disaster recovery preparation?

• Psychological support

• Environmental health

• Health teaching

• All of the above

Open Ended

What are some major disasters that have occurred in the Philippines?

Poll

How confident do you feel about this topic now?

• Very confident
• Somewhat confident
• Not confident