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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key component of disaster preparedness in the health system?

• Building resilient health services

• Ignoring risk analysis

• Focusing only on post-disaster recovery

• Avoiding community education

Open Ended

Why is disaster mitigation important in public health, especially for healthcare workers and nurses?

Multiple Choice

According to WHO, what is the main focus of disaster mitigation?

• Reducing or minimizing the impact of disasters on public health through planned and structured preventive actions

• Building physical infrastructure to withstand disasters

• Providing emergency response during disasters

• Rehabilitating communities after disasters

Multiple Choice

What are the four main objectives of mitigation in the context of community health?

• Health protection, service continuity, impact reduction, community resilience

• Disaster response, infrastructure development, emergency evacuation, disease control

• Risk identification, emergency planning, public education, advocacy

• Preparedness, mitigation, response, recovery

Multiple Select

Which of the following are examples of structural mitigation in disaster management?

• Building earthquake-resistant hospitals

• Disaster preparedness training for health workers

• Community health education programs

• Installing early warning systems

Open Ended

Based on the disaster management cycle and the types of mitigation, how do structural and non-structural mitigation contribute to overall disaster preparedness and response?

Open Ended

Explain the strategic roles of health workers in disaster mitigation based on the information provided.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a specific role of nurses in disaster mitigation activities?

• Community health assessor

• Disaster response trainer

• Family doctor

• Advocate for vulnerable groups

Open Ended

Explain how the concept of 'Build Back Better' in health can contribute to disaster preparedness and resilience.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key strategies in community-based disaster mitigation?

• Forming disaster-resilient villages

• Training health cadres and disaster volunteers

• Building luxury hospitals

• Participatory health risk mapping

Open Ended

Describe the importance of cross-sector collaboration in disaster mitigation and provide examples of sectors involved.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are challenges in implementing disaster mitigation in Indonesia?

• Limited budget

• Geographical disparities

• Abundant trained health workers

• Weak coordination

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a strategy for nutritional disaster mitigation in refugee camps?

• Mapping community nutritional status before disaster

• Rapid nutritional screening during disaster

• Providing entertainment programs for children

• Nutritional recovery programs after disaster

Open Ended

Explain how the formula Risk = (Hazard × Vulnerability) / Capacity helps health workers prioritize mitigation interventions in disaster situations.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are included as components of capacity in the health system?

• Health resources (personnel, facilities, logistics)

• Social and community support networks

• Natural disasters (earthquakes, floods)

• Supporting infrastructure

Multiple Choice

What is the first step in the health hazard analysis process?

• Estimating impact

• Prioritization

• Identifying hazard

• Probability assessment

Open Ended

Compare and contrast natural, non-natural, and social hazards that impact health, providing examples for each type.

Open Ended

Explain why it is important to identify vulnerable populations before and during a disaster.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following groups is NOT considered a vulnerable population according to the slide?

• Elderly people

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women

• Children and infants

• Athletes

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are techniques used for risk analysis data collection?

• Rapid Health Assessment (RHA)

• Community Survey

• Secondary Data

• All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is the main function of the Early Warning Alert and Response System (EWARS) in disaster situations?

• To provide food supplies

• To detect disease outbreaks early and enable rapid response

• To build temporary shelters

• To distribute financial aid

Open Ended

Describe how the integration of EWARS and SIRK improves health emergency management.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT included in the learning agenda for disaster mitigation in public health?

• Basic concepts of mitigation

• Risk analysis in health

• Building resilient health systems

• Financial management in disasters

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's session about disaster mitigation in public health, what is one key concept or strategy you learned that you think is most important for healthcare professionals to remember?