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Worksheetsdrrr (Disaster Readiness and Risk Reduction)
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 19mins
An unexpected event that may result in property damage, injury or illness to person.
Incident
Accident
Disaster
Behavior of an individual or group that can lead to accident or injuries such as operating a machine without proper training, forgetting to wear ppe
Unsafe action
Hazzard
Personal protection
A situation in the home or workplace that is likely to cause property damage or injury; like using defective tools or having inadequate engineering protection.
Unsafe conditions
Disasters
Hazards
Codified set of rules for operating in the workplace
Department of health and safety
Land transportation franchising and regulatory board
Occupational safety and health standard/ administration
What is the difference of Hazzard and threat?
Hazzard is a potential source of harm or adverse health effect on person or property while threat is the function of the person to actively pursue willful harm or damage
Threats is potential source of harm on persons or property while Hazzard is the function of person to actively pursue willful harm or damage
No difference
It is the weaknesses or gaps in a security program that can be exploited by threats to gain unauthorized access to an asset.
Weaknesses
Loopholes
Vulnerability
Among the following areas, which is more prone to a landslide?
Angeles City, Pampanga
Hagonoy, Bulacan
Valenzuela City, NCR
Baguio City, Benguet
Which may likely happen when an earthquake strikes?
Volcanic Eruption
Heavy Rain
Ipo-Ipo
Low Pressure Area
What map shows the steepness and altitude of a landform?
Geologic Map
Hazard Map
Fault Map
Contour Map
What is the common safety practice done during an Earthquake?
Drop-Cover-Run
Duck-Cover-Walk
Drop-Cover-Hold
Duck-Cover-Roll
Amount of contact one is vulnerable to environment hazards through contact, inhalation. Ingestion, or any other route.
Contamination
Capacity
Exposure
What is the formula for risk?
Risk= exposure x vulnerable x hazard/ capacity
Risk= hazard x exposure x vulnerability/ capacity
Risk= exposure x vulnerability x capacity/ hazard
Which of the following is NOT true?
Hazards are avoidable
Hazards are unavoidable
Less vulnerability= less risk
Phase timing is
10 secs
30 secs
140 secs
During a earthquake drill at school how much time do you have to fully evacuate from your classroom to the grounds?
2:20 mins
3:10 mins
1:40 mins
Considered as the best level of protection for it integrates safety devices into the design and construction of machines on buildings
Personal protection
Administrative protection
Engineering protection
First level of protection. Wearable and specialized equipment that limits the impact of hazards on a user given a specific set of circumstances.
Personal protection
Engineering protection
Administrative protection
Exposure to hazards are limited through regulations, rules, warning or policies.
Personal protection
Engineering protection
Administrative protection
A sudden, calamitous event that seriously disrupts the functions of a community or society and causes human materials, and economic or environment loses.
Calamity
Risk
Disaster
Probability or threat of damage, injury liability, loss, or any other negative occurrence that is caused by external or internal vulnerabilities.
Risk
Disaster
Hazard
Generic term for something that happened
Incident
Accident
Disaster
What is the tertiary effect of COVID 19
Transportation
Collapse of health care
Long term symptoms
The ability of an individual to prevent it mitigate, prepare l, respond and recover from a crisis.(full answer)
(a)
The direct result of hazards/ threats on a community.
(a)
Immediate complications brought by the primary effects
Tertiary effects
Secondary effects
Primary effects
The final product of which is a comprehensive plan that address all phase of crisis/ emergency management
Prevention migration
Recovery
Output
The community develops a command management system. System should include: planning, operations, finance and logistics
Administrative protection
Preparedness phase
Recovery phase
A collection of supplies and equipment that is used to give medical treatment
Medical kit
First aid kit
Trauma kit
The action of abandoning shelter in response to an uncontrollable situation.
Evacuating
Abandoning
Bugging out
What does mis means
(a)
What does mts means?
(a)
What does CTS means?
(a)
