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WorksheetsDISASTER NURSING
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 21mins
Participation in the development of community disaster plan is done during
Pre Impact
Impact
Recovery
Post Impact
Restoring Public Infrastructure is part of
Pre Impact
Impact
Recovery
Stress Debriefing
The BFP, in coordination with the RHU, initiated a fire drill in a high school. This is under:
Pre Impact
Impact
Recovery
Stress Debriefing
Mitigation of all on going hazards is done during:
Pre Impact
Impact
Recovery
Stress Debriefing
The MDRRMO of the municipality spearheaded the creation of safe shelter and distribution of food and water during:
Pre Impact
Impact
Recovery
Stress Debriefing
Which of the following assessment parameters is not included in Glasgow Coma Scale (Check All that Apply)
Motor Response
Verbal Response
Eye Opening Response
Systolic BP
Level I Disasters have the following characteristics, except:
They are usually under control
They require help from neighboring agencies
They can be sufficed by community resources
None of these
Champion scale has now been modified and is called:
Revised trauma score
Glasgow coma scale
RPM triage
START triage
The combination of hazards and vulnerability would equate into:
risk
capabilities
accountabilities
trauma
What is the meaning of CISD?
(a)
A Glasgow Coma Score that may signify severe damage to the head and possible Coma is:
6
0
9
13
In the Disaster Management Cycle, activities that occur before the impact of a disaster includes all but one of the following:
Triage
Mapping Danger Zones
Establishing Disaster Plan
Health Education
The United Nations advocates ____________ to minimize the effects of an on going disaster:
triage
mitigation
migration
GCS
A catastrophic event that results in a casualty of 23 persons shall be classified as:
Mass casualty incident
Multiple casualty incident
Multiple patient incident
A big big accident
Which ethical principle can be applied in sorting or triaging patients during a mass casualty incident?
Deontological
Utilitarianism
Veracity
Paternalism
Which of the following characteristics shall be considered as urgent rather than critical using the RPM triage:
Respiratory rate of 35
A person who does obey commands
Capillary refill of greater than 2 seconds
Not breathing
In doing advanced disaster triage, the nurse knows that which of the following is NOT used in color coding the patients?
RED
BLACK
BLUE
GREEN
Mrs. L is found lying under a large debris of cemented wall after magnitude 7 earthquake. She is rushed to the ER with normal vital signs, but is complaining of pain at the right foot with an intensity of 9 on a scale of 10. The right foot is visibly swollen and she is diaphoretic. Which is an appropriate nursing diagnosis?
Acute Pain
Distress Syndrome
Ineffective airway clearance
Anxiety
The family of Patient O, an 18 year old student lives near a factory who is currently being sued for severe emission of toxic fumes. Patient O complains of waking up at night due to productive coughing and she sometimes feel dyspneic when lying down. Upon further assessment you have noted the presence of crackles on lung base and the following vital signs: RR – 25, HR – 94, BP – 110/60mmHg, T- 37.3 degrees C, with a O2 Saturation of 95%.
Ineffective Breathing Pattern
Ineffective Airway Clearance
Acute Cough
Impaired Circulation
Which of the following individuals may have Moderate Head Injury?
Irrah, with GCS of 10
Amor with GCS of 15
Sonia with CGS of 5
Tiro with GCS of 8
Which of the following assessment tools takes into account the LOC, Systolic BP and respiratory rate of the patient?
Revised Trauma Score
START
Glasgow Coma Scale
RPM
A nurse who educates the public on early warning signals of an incoming typhoon is performing an action under which phase of the disaster management cycle?
Mitigation
Preparedness
Prevention
Recovery
Which of the following is not considered as a vulnerable population in a disaster?
Prisoner
Middle income earners
pregnant women
Blind
Which of the following color coded system is INAPPROPRIATE?
RED: EMERGENT
YELLOW: NON-URGENT
BLACK: EXPECTANT
NONE OF THESE
A person with SERIOUS INJURY but is non-life threatening, whose transport and treatment can be delayed for hours without a threat to life or limb can be considered as:
Class I
Class II
Class III
Class IV
