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WorksheetsUnit 7 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
A single agency response is defined as:
The response of one emergency service to an emergency incident.
The response of a team of divorced staff to an emergency incident.
An emergency that requires only one member of staff to respond.
When you respond to an emergency on your tod.
An MTA is a...
Massive Terrorist Attack
Massive Terrorist Atrocity
Marauding Terrorist Attack
Motoring Terror Attack
Which of these services has a duty to respond to Marauding Terrorist Attacks?
Police
Ambulance Service
HART
Fire & Rescue Service
Which of these is one of the eight principles of emergency response?
Protocol
Guidance
Subsidiary
Interoperability
Which set of procedures allows co-working and the sharing of information between emergency services and other agencies?
(a)
Which of these materials is not covered by CBRN guidance?
Chemical Explosives
Radioactive material
Biological agents
Diseases
When responding to an RTC, which stage comes first?
Glass management
Extrication
Space Creation
Stabilisation
What does AFO stand for?
Authorised Firearms Officer
Authorised Firearms Official
Armed Firearms Officer
Assistant Firefighting Officer
What is the importance of a debrief at the resolution of an emergency incident?
To check for accidents and injuries
To highlight good practice
To question decisions made
To assess effectiveness and efficiency
Which year did the UK first see a town go into full lockdown over a significant public health risk?
2018
2019
2020
2021
Which major incident uncovered failings in the preparedness of the emergency services to work together when responding to emergency incidents?
Grenfell Tower
Manchester Arena Bombing
Westminster Bridge Attack
Salisbury Poisonings
When driving under EFAD rules, what speed limit is applicable on a British motorway?
76mph
80mph
87mph
93mph
Under new guidance, how long should it take to triage casualties at a major incident where you have limited personnel?
60 seconds
30 seconds
15 seconds
10 seconds
HART stands for...
Hazardous Area Response Teams
Hazards and Armed Response Teams
Health And Respiratory Treatment teams
Hazardous Areas Report and Treatment
Which is the first stage of emergency response planning?
Preparedness
Anticipation
Planning
Rapid Response
