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Total questions: 156

Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What should be the position of the wheels when patients are assisted to and from stretchers or wheelchairs?
a)
Locked
b)
Unlocked
c)
Any of the above
2.
What should be the position of the wheels when patients are assisted to and from stretchers or wheelchairs?
a)
Locked
b)
Unlocked
c)
Any of the above
3.
Which of the following statements is NOT true?
a)
All wheelchairs and stretcher should be checked periodically
b)
Electric equipment should be grounded .
c)
Crash carts and other emergency equipment should NEVER be checked.
d)
Supplies and equipment should be available and functioning.
4.
Where should the sharps and needles be disposed of?
a)
Hospital-approved containers
b)
Any container
c)
Polythenes
d)
All of the above
5.
Where should the used containers be left?
a)
Clean utility room
b)
Dirty utility room
c)
Housekeeping room
d)
None of the above
6.
What should be done to any malfunctioning equipment?
a)
Tagged
b)
Removed from patient care area
c)
Both of the above
d)
None of the above
7.
Which of the following should be frequently inspected? 1. Plumbing, 2. Electric equipment, 3. Piping, 4. Cable.,
a)
Only 1 and 2 are CORRECT
b)
Only 1 and 3 are CORRECT
c)
Only 2 and 3 are CORRECT
d)
All are CORRECT
8.
What should be the position of the side rails while patients are transported on stretchers?
a)
Up
b)
Down
c)
It does not matter
9.
Which of the following statement is TRUE?
a)
Children or sedated and confused patients should be left unattended
b)
Combative and disoriented patients should be left free
c)
Patients should NOT be escorted to and from radiology
d)
Children or sedated and confused patients should not be left unattended
10.
Which of the following statement is TRUE? 1. Vital signs of all patients should be documented, 2. Any changes in patient condition should be documented, 3. The changes in patient condition should NOT be notified to the physician.
a)
Only 1 and 2 are CORRECT
b)
Only 1 and 3 are CORRECT
c)
Only 1 is CORRECT
d)
All are CORRECT
11.
Which of the following statement is TRUE? 1. Any injury should be reported to the supervisor., 2. The patient should be instructed in safety, 3. Patient in stationary stretcher should have the side rails up,
a)
Only 1 and 2 are CORRECT
b)
Only 2 is CORRECT
c)
Only 1 and 3 are CORRECT
d)
All are CORRECT
12.
How often should the treatment rooms and equipment be cleaned? 1. Daily 2. Weekly, 3. After every infectious case.
a)
Only 1 and 2 are CORRECT
b)
Only 2 is CORRECT
c)
Only 1 and 3 are CORRECT
d)
All are CORRECT
13.
Which of the following is TRUE regarding the safety of patients?
a)
Floors should be maintained clean and dry
b)
Floors should be maintained clean and wet
c)
Both of the above
d)
Spills should be cleaned after 3 hours
14.
What should be done for patient safety? 1. Fire exits signs should be clear 2. Exit signs should be lighted. 3. Appropriate extinguishers should be readily available.
a)
Only 1 and 2 are CORRECT
b)
Only 1 is CORRECT
c)
Only 2 is CORRECT
d)
All are CORRECT
15.
According to the US Occupational Safely and Health Administration, an unplanned event that results in personal injury and/ or property damage.
a)
Accident
b)
Combustible
c)
Confined Space
d)
Flammable
16.
Capable of easily igniting and rapidly burning; used to describe a fuel with a flash point at or above 100 f (38 C).
a)
Accident
b)
Competent Person
c)
Combustible
d)
Flammable
17.
A person who is capable of identify existing and predictable hazards in the surrounding.
a)
Management system
b)
Competent person
c)
Ground Fault
d)
Safety Culture
18.
A work area large enough for a person to work, but arranged in such a way that an employee mush physically enter the space to perform work.
a)
Pneumatic
b)
safety culture
c)
accident
d)
Confined space
19.
Capable of easily ignition and rapidly burning; used to describe a fuel with a flash point below 100 F (33 C).
a)
Flammable
b)
Combustible
c)
Ground Fault
d)
Trench
20.
Incidental grounding of a conducting electrical wire.
a)
Ground Fault
b)
Management system
c)
Respirator
d)
Safety Culture
21.
The Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration standard that requires contractors to educate employees about hazardous chemicals.
a)
OSHA
b)
Safety data sheet
c)
Hazard Communication
d)
safety culture
22.
Powered by fluid under pressure.
a)
Incident
b)
pneumatic
c)
hydraulic
d)
trench
23.
Per the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration, an unplanned event that does not result in personal injury but may result in property damage.
a)
Safety culture
b)
Respirator
c)
PPE
d)
Incident
24.
The organization of a company's management, include reporting procedures, supervisory responsiblity, and administration.
a)
Management system
b)
PPE
c)
Safety culture
d)
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
25.
An agenency of the US Department of Labor.
a)
Hazard Communitcation
b)
PPE
c)
SAfety DAta Sheet
d)
Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration
26.
Equipment or Clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.
a)
SAfety Data Sheet
b)
Safety Culture
c)
PPE
d)
Pneumatic
27.
Powered by air presure.
a)
Hydraulic
b)
Pneumatic
c)
Safety Culture
d)
Trench
28.
A device that provides clean, filtered air for breathing.
a)
pneumatic
b)
Trench
c)
Respirator
d)
Flammable
29.
The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.
a)
Confined Space
b)
Management System
c)
Accident
d)
Safety culture
30.
A Document that must accompany any hazardous substance includes. exposure limits, physical and chemical characteristics.
a)
Trench
b)
Safety Data Sheet
c)
OSHA
d)
Management System
31.
A narrow excavation made below the surface of the ground that is generally deeper than it is wide.
a)
Trench
b)
Incident
c)
Accident
d)
Competent Person
32.
The Person primarily responsible for your safety is _____________.
a)
your foreman
b)
your insructor
c)
yourself
d)
your employer
33.
The color commonly used for informational signs is _________.
a)
green
b)
red
c)
yellow
d)
blue
34.
The SDS for any chemical used a a job site must be available _____________.
a)
at the job site
b)
on line
c)
at the contractor's office
d)
at the nearest hospital
35.

What do you call the sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action?

(a)  

36.

It measures the energy released at the source of the earthquake.

a)

Intensity

b)

Magnitude

c)

Velocity

d)

Seismic Waves

37.

It measures the strength of shaking produced by the earthquake at a certain location.

a)

Density

b)

Magnitude

c)

Intensity

d)

Velocity

38.

The location on the surface of the Earth directly above where the earthquake starts

a)

Epicenter

b)

Hypocenter

c)

Crust

d)

Mantle

39.

How long after a major earthquake can aftershocks continue to happen?

a)

Hours

b)

Days

c)

Weeks

d)

Months

40.

Every emergency has a slogan. What do they say to do for Earthquakes?

a)

Stop, drop, and roll.

b)

Drop, cover, and hold on.

c)

Duck, drop, and dive.

d)

Run, hide, brace.

41.

While driving, you notice the road start to shake. What do you do?

a)

Drive home as quickly as possible.

b)

Drive to a wide open field.

c)

Pull over and stop.

d)

Immediately exit the car and walk to safety.

42.

What's the best way to prepare your house for an Earthquake?

a)

Dig deeper foundations underground.

b)

Secure shelves and lights to the wall.

c)

Build a bunker in the cellar.

d)

Install a firehouse pole for an easy escape.

43.

You're in bed when the earthquake starts. What do you do?

a)

Get out of bed and run outside.

b)

Get out of bed and run to the living room.

c)

Get out of bed and stand under the doorframe

d)

Stay in bed under the covers.

44.

You're putting together an Earthquake Survival Kit. What's the most important thing to pack?

a)

Food & Water

b)

Fire Extinguisher

c)

Flashlight

d)

Phone Charger

45.

You're inside your home when the shaking starts. Where do you go?

a)

Run outside

b)

The garage

c)

Away from bookshelves and loose items.

d)

The kitchen

46.

What should expect to happen immediately after an Earthquake?

a)

Tsunami

b)

High Winds

c)

High Winds

d)

Aftershock

47.

Uh-oh, the power is out! How can you safely secure your house?

a)

Light candles everywhere.

b)

Leave the doors unlocked for emergency workers.

c)

Lock pets in the backyard.

d)

Unplug all major appliances.

48.

Where is the SAFEST spot in your room to place your bed?

a)

Underneath the window

b)

Perpendicular against a wall

c)

Parallel to the wall

d)

By the door

49.

Do you have a family emergency protocol in place?

a)

Yes, we have a drill.

b)

Yes, but we’ll probably play it by ear.

c)

No. You can’t plan for emergencies.

50.
Every emergency is predictable. 
a)
True
b)
False
51.
Important items to keep in an Emergency kit include:
a)
water
b)
food
c)
first aid kit
d)
all of the above
52.
a good way to be prepared for an emergency is:
a)
having a plan and not sharing it with anyone 
b)
keeping an emergency kit somewhere easily accessible
c)
keeping original documents somewhere hidden so well, even you cannot find it. 
d)
Ignore weather reports. They are usually wrong anyways. 
53.
Types of emergencies include: 
a)
natural disasters
b)
terrorist attack 
c)
vehicular accidents
d)
All of the above
54.
This kit would be most useful if kept in what location?
a)
at home 
b)
at work 
c)
in a car
d)
none of the above
55.
During an earthquake it is important to remember: 
a)
If inside, run outside!
b)
stand clear of doorways and any loose furniture.
c)
If outside, stay next to a tree because they are strong and sturdy.
d)
The after shock is never as bad as the first one. 
56.
During an earthquake it is important to remember: 
a)
If inside, run outside!
b)
stand clear of doorways and any loose furniture.
c)
If outside, stay next to a tree because they are strong and sturdy.
d)
The after shock is never as bad as the first one. 
57.
a fire can only be put out with water
a)
false
b)
true
58.
When packing for a pet 
a)
one does not need to pack for a pet because they will be able to get their own food.
b)
A separate kit is needed with food, medicine, water, and toys.
c)
the only thing needed is separate water for them.
d)
all you need to pack is medicine
59.
when packing an emergency kit it is recommended to pack for how many days?
a)
1 day
b)
3 days 
c)
7 days
d)
10 days
60.
Why do emergency kits need to be restocked, if they have not been used in a while.
a)
they do not need to be restocked
b)
to make sure you still like the food you have in it
c)
because i said so 
d)
food can expire, and some electronics might not work
61.
Being properly trained and equipped for any medical disaster is known as?
a)
Emergency Personnel
b)
Emergency Preparedness
c)
Emergency Communication
62.
Being properly trained and equipped for any medical disaster is known as?
a)
Emergency Personnel
b)
Emergency Preparedness
c)
Emergency Communication
63.
A formal document outlining steps that should be taken in the event of a disaster?
a)
Emergency Action Plan
b)
Emergency Personnel
c)
Emergency Equipment
64.
Defines the roles of each person who is on the scene of a medical emergency:
a)
Emergency Personnel
b)
Emergency Action Plan
c)
Emergency Cards
65.
What’s the most important role at the scene of an accident/injury?
a)
Calling 9-1-1
b)
Directing Traffic
c)
Providing immediate care to the injured athlete
66.
True or False: Practice drills are not necessary if a thorough emergency plan is available
a)
True
b)
False
67.
True or False: The first person to respond to an emergency is usually an EMS service provider.
a)
True
b)
False
68.
True or False: The minimum training for the athletic training staff should be CPR & first aid
a)
True
b)
False
69.
True or False: The entire athletic staff is responsible for knowing, and being able to implement, an EAP.
a)
True
b)
False
70.
True or False: One member of the athletic staff on the scene should be assigned to activate the EMS system.
a)
True
b)
False
71.
True or False: Nonemergencies do not need to be reported to the certified athletic trainer.
a)
True
b)
False
72.
True or False: Treatment of nonemergencies is optional.
a)
True
b)
False
73.
True or False: Local EMS personnel should also agree to the specifics of a school’s EAP.
a)
True
b)
False
74.
True or False: It is important to have emergency practice sessions once a week.
a)
True
b)
False
75.
True or False: The emergency preparedness team can even include bystanders, if necessary.
a)
True
b)
False
76.
Which of the following is not necessary to be adequately prepared for an emergency?
a)
An Emergency Plan
b)
Proper Coverage and Equipment
c)
Continuing Education
d)
All of these
77.
Components of an EAP include all of the following except:
a)
Emergency Personnel 
b)
Emergency Transportation
c)
Emergency Equipment
d)
Emergency Room Setup
78.
Which of the following is not necessary on an emergency medical card?
a)
Medical Information about the athlete
b)
Hospital Preference and Family Doctors
c)
Parental Permission To Treat
d)
All of these: Which most of you didn't write down because you packed up early that day.
79.
This can give life support to injured athletes & transportation to emergency hospitals.
a)
Emergency Medical Transport
b)
Emergency Medical System
80.
______ and _____ should be on hand at any event where there is a high risk of traumatic injury.
a)
Water and Gatorade
b)
EMS Transport and Medical Equipment
c)
Both of these
81.
Being properly equipped and trained for any medical crisis or disaster is known as?
a)
Emergency Communication
b)
Emergency Preparedness
c)
Emergency Medical System
82.

One of the steps in preparing for a disaster is to develop a disaster supply kit.

Where should you keep separate disaster supply kits?

a)

home and work

b)

every room in the house

c)

vehicle

d)

home, work, and vehicle

83.

A critical first step to preparedness is to understand the hazards in your community and to learn about local alerts and warning systems, evacuation routes, and sheltering plans. Where can you look for this information?

a)

Your teachers

b)

Local firefighters

c)

Older people in the community

d)

Your county's emergency management officer

84.

Damage to __________ could result in things like inaccessible roads, power outages, compromised water supply and more.

a)

municipal buildings

b)

dams

c)

utilities

d)

infrastructure

85.

Which members of the community should prepare for disaster by learning about local warnings, taking training, practicing skills, volunteering, and reporting suspicious activities?

a)

all members of the public

b)

police officers

c)

firefighters

d)

paramedics

86.

__________ has the responsibility to develop, test, and refine emergency operations plans, ensure emergency responders have adequate skills and resources, and provide services to protect and assist its citizens.

a)

government

b)

the private sector

c)

the mayor

d)

the fire chief

87.

Carbon monoxide is:

a)

A poisonous gas that is colorless, odorless, and tasteless

b)

A product of fuel burning appliances

c)

Dangerous when inhaled because it displaces oxygen in the blood, depriving vital organs of oxygen

d)

All of the above

88.

Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include all of the following except:

a)

Headaches

b)

Drowsiness

c)

Talkativeness

d)

Nausea

89.

Some occupations that may be at increased risk of carbon monoxide poisoning include:

a)

Welders, garage mechanics, and forklift operators

b)

Healthcare workers, nutritionists, and psychiatrists

c)

Foresters, wetlands biologist, and park rangers

d)

Teachers, librarians, and students

90.

When you suspect someone has CO poisoning, you should:

a)

Refrain from moving the victim

b)

Move the worker to fresh air and immediately call 9-1-1

c)

Try to get the victim to drink a hot, caffeinated beverage

d)

Use an automated electronic defibrillator (AED) on the victim

91.

Possible sources of carbon monoxide include all of the following EXCEPT:

a)

Gas generators

b)

Gas stove

c)

Fire place

d)

Microwave ovens

92.

When the carbon monoxide alarm sounds, what should you do?

a)

Turn it off and unplug it because it's in the middle of your favorite show!

b)

Ignore it-it will stop ringing sometime soon!

c)

Get everyone out of the house and call 9-1-1!

d)

Wave a magazine or paper in front of it until it stops ringing.

93.

How often should carbon monoxide detectors be tested:

a)

Once a year

b)

Every day

c)

Once a week

d)

Once a month

94.

How often should we replace our carbon monoxide detector?

a)

Once a year

b)

Every five years

c)

Every ten years

d)

Depends on the manufacturer

95.

Where should carbon monoxide detectors be installed within the home?

a)

Hallway outside the bedrooms

b)

Kitchen

c)

Outside Porch

d)

Garage

96.

If you have multiple smoke alarms, do you need a carbon monoxide detector also?

a)

Yes

b)

Absolutely

c)

Of course

d)

All of the above

97.

How do you know a person needs assistance if they are choking?

a)

They can cough

b)

They can breath

c)

They cannont speak

98.

Before providing care to a victim who is choking, you should first ask them

a)

Are you choking?

b)

How did you choke?

c)

What happened?

d)

You need something to drink?

99.

How many back blows do you give a conscious choking victim?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

100.

How do you know someone is choking? Check all answers that apply to this question.

a)

they can cough

b)

They cannot breath

c)

They cannot talk

d)

They cannot cough

101.

What is the Universal sign of choking?

a)

A person holding their stomach

b)

A person screaming

c)

A person running

d)

A person putting their hands around their throat

102.

If a person cannot cough, breath or talk, you should?

a)

Cheer

b)

Leave the scene

c)

Provide care if they give consent

d)

Give chest compressions

103.

If a person is still choking after giving them 5 back blows, you shoud perform abdominal thrusts?

a)

Yes

b)

No

104.

When performing abdominal thrusts,you should make a fist with one hand and put the thumb side

a)

across the chest

b)

below the navel

c)

one inch above the navel

105.

How many back blows and chest thrusts should you do for a choking infant?

a)

five

b)

eight

c)

ten

d)

thirty

106.

Should you always support the infants neck when giving first aid for choking.

a)

Yes

b)

No

107.

Can a person be choking and still be conscious?

a)

Yes

b)

No

108.

As soon as you notice someone is choking, sweep your fingers through their mouth to try and dislodge the object.

Choking victim is conscious and requesting help.

a)

Yes

b)

No

109.

If a conscious choking person can talk, breath or cough you should have the victim

a)

punch their stomach.

b)

keep on coughing.

c)

do back blows and abdominal thrusts to themselves.

110.

Risk factors for choking include...

a)

eating too fast

b)

laughing while eating

c)

medical problem that causes someone to have difficulty chewing and swallowing.

d)

a burn on your leg

111.

What part of you hand do you use to give back blows?

a)

Palm

b)

Fingers

c)

Heel of your hand

d)

Back of your hand

112.

Choking: What is a symptom that someone has a MILD form of choking.

a)

The can't talk

b)

They can't breathe

c)

They have blue lips

d)

They are wheezing and gagging

113.
What is a symptom of SEVERE choking?
a)
They are able to speak
b)
They have wheezing and gagging
c)
They are coughing
d)
They cannot speak
114.
What is the treatment for someone that has a MILD choking problem?
a)
Call 9-1-1
b)
Give the person "J" thrusts to remove the item
c)
Encourage them to keep coughing
d)
Give them back blows with your hand.
115.

Where do you give abdominal thrusts?

a)

Medial to the vertebral region

b)

Medial to the scapular region

c)

Medial to the thoracic region

d)

Medial to the sternal region

116.

How many back slaps and abdominal trusts are correct?

a)

2

b)

5

c)

10

d)

20

117.

If a person is still choking after giving them 5 back blows, you shoud perform abdominal thrusts?

a)

Yes

b)

No

118.

Can a person be choking and still be conscious?

a)

Yes

b)

No

119.

If a choking patient becomes unresponsive what should you do?

a)

Start CPR

b)

Continue with abdominal thrusts

c)

5 back blows and 5 chest thrusts

d)

None of the above

120.

Before caring for a choking person, you should:

a)

Ask: are you choking?

b)

Start with PCR

c)

Give 5 back blows

d)

Give 5 abdominal thrusts

121.

What part of you hand do you use to give back blows?

a)

Palm

b)

Fingers

c)

Heel of hand

d)

Back of hand

122.

What items are included in seizure precautions

a)

Suction

non-rebreather O2

ambu bag

b)

suction catheters

non-rebreather O2

bag

c)

suction cannister

non-rebreather O2

bag mask

d)

Suction

non-rebreather O2

meds

123.

Seizures typically last less than _ minutes

(a)  

124.

Classification of Seizures includes these 3 things.....

a)

where it begins in brain

how long it lasts

other features

b)

where it begins in brain

level of awareness

other features

c)

where it begins in brain

how long it lasts

what it looks like

d)

where it begins in brain

which side of the body is involved

other features

125.

Three types of rescue medications we use are:

a)

Depacon

Keppra

Ativan

b)

Depacon

Keppra

Phenobarbital

c)

Diastat

Versed

Ativan

d)

Diastat

Keppra

Ativan

126.

Two things to include in Seizure first aid teaching are:

a)

no bathing unsupervised

&

no heights

b)

No bathing

&

no skydiving

c)

No Baths

&

no sleep

d)

No showers

&

no playgrounds

127.

You should always restrain the patient during a seizure

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

128.

You should place a tongue depressor in the patient's mouth during a seizure

a)

ALWAYS

b)

NEVER

129.

You can provide a teaching sheets to the parents that you access on (a)  

130.

A short exam during a seizure that includes asking the patient to remember a code word and to follow commands is called a ....

a)

post-ictal exam

b)

pre-ictal exam

c)

ictal exam

d)

icky exam

131.

What are the clues that indicate the act of bioterrorism had occured?

a)

Large number of people being affected with an usual infectious disease

b)

Sudden increase in the number of people with unexplained disease or deaths

c)

Unique properties of agents recovered, suggesting genetic engineering

d)

A disease occuring only in one geographic distribution

132.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristics practised by a system thinker in a health care organisation?

a)

Understand how relationships play out before making a decision.

b)

Do not have confident to speak to players at all levels of the hierarchy.

c)

Have a clear understanding on the work flow process.

d)

Posses an acute awareness of the current system.

133.

What are the lessons that we can learned from the public health trend?

a)

It is important to inform, educate and empower people about health issues.

b)

It is not necessary to monitor the health status of the community to solve the health problem.

c)

All the potential health hazards in the community need to be diagnose and undergone an investigation.

d)

It is good to ignore any unusual infectious disease.

134.

How is a health risk that results from ingesting food that is contaminated with parasites?

a)

Parasite food

b)

Food poisoning

c)

Animal food

d)

Animal Poisons

135.

The following are signs and symptoms of someone suffering from food poisoning except…….

a)

Joint pain

b)

Nausea

c)

Fever

d)

Headache

136.

Name TWO types of food poisoning.

a)

Bacterial food poisoning and Bacteria Toxins poisoning

b)

Nonbacterial food poisoning and bacterial food poisoning

c)

Nonbacterial food poisoning and Chemical food poisoning

d)

Bacterial food poisoning and Salmonella food poisoning

137.

Which factor does NOT lead to food poisoning?

a)

Inadequate cooling of boiled rice

b)

Inadequate reheating of chicken briyanni rice.

c)

Overcooking meat

d)

Inadequate defrosting chicken

138.

A type of food poisoning which is caused by bacteria toxins such as Salmonella species is called ________________________.

a)

Bacterial food poisoning

b)

Nonbacterial food poisoning

c)

Bacteria toxins

d)

Chemical food poisoning

139.
What is the most important way to prevent a foodborne illness from bacteria?
a)
Control time and temperature
b)
Practice good cleaning and sanitizing
c)
Practice good personal hygiene
140.
What is the most important way to prevent a foodborne illness from viruses?
a)
Control time and temperature
b)
Practice good personal hygiene
c)
Practice good cleaning and sanitation
141.

A sickness caused by eating food that contains a contaminant?

a)

Strep throat

b)

Foodborne illness

c)

Scarlet Fever

d)

Migraines

142.

Salmonella and E-coli are two bacteria that can make a person extremely sick or can cause death.

a)

True

b)

False

143.

You should use the same cutting board for meats and vegetables and you do not have to clean in between cutting each.

a)

True

b)

False

144.

Always thaw foods in the refrigerator overnight and never thaw them lying on the counter or in a sink of water.

a)

True

b)

False

145.

It is ok to serve food that has been sitting out at room temperature for 6 hours.

a)

True

b)

False

146.

It is a threat or harm that has the potential to cause damage (e.g., injury, destruction of properties, environmental degradation) to a community.

a)

Hazard

b)

Disaster

147.

It is any even that causes widespread human, economic, and environmental losses or impacts that seriously disrupt the normal functioning of a community.

a)

Hazard

b)

Disaster

148.

Determines the tendency of a community to face disasters. These are the effects of the disaster.

a)

Disaster

b)

Disaster Risks

149.

Examples are collapse of houses from landslides, typhoons, hurricanes, tornadoes, tsunamis, earthquake and volcanic eruption.

a)

Natural disaster

b)

Man-made disaster

150.

Examples are bomb explosions, chemical spills, oil spills, and war.

a)

Natural disaster

b)

Man-made disaster

151.

These are effects that direct situations arising from the disaster itself like flooding and destruction of houses.

a)

Primary effects

b)

Secondary effects

152.

These are effects resulting from the primary effects like a strong typhoon that has hit a village is the disruption of electrical and water services because of damage to power and water lines.

a)

Primary effects

b)

Secondary effects

153.

After a disaster takes place, the number of casualties is assessed. There may be missing persons who may be presumed dead. The number of people injured or number of deaths. Which of the following affected components is stated in the situation?

a)

Economy

b)

People

154.

Buildings and homes that are considered affected by disasters are those that have been damaged structurally or architecturally, have collapsed, or have been leveled to the ground and even buried, rendering them inhabitable. Which of the following affected components is stated in the situation?

a)

People and Economy

b)

Buildings and Infrastructures

155.

It involves all sectors of society such as business, transportation, and communication. Hence, when a disaster strikes a community, it is among the first to be affected because of the loss of livelihood, employment, and even tourism opportunities for the community.

a)

Economy

b)

Environment

156.

Disasters can cause negative effects on the air, soil, water, and ecosystems in a community. Which of the following affected components is stated in the situation?

a)

Economy

b)

Environment

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