"Mass Casualty Incidents" is defined as any incident involving how many patients?

"Disaster" is defined as any incident involving more than 100 patients?

How many trauma kits does the command support 3(cs3) vehicle carry?

Where is the command support(cs3) vehicle parked?

Crews from what district station will be deployed to erect the casualty clearing station?

What colour code is used for delayed?

What does the first E stand for in a methane message to control?

What does the N stand for in a methane message?

What colour label should walking wounded patients be given?

Which wording is incorrect in a triage report transmitted to ERCC?

What does the (RTS) stand for?

Which is incorrect in the three parameters of the revised trauma score?

Who is the lead agency at a train crash?

Who is the lead agency at a biological incident?

Who is the lead agency at a CCBRN incident?

Who is the lead agency at a water rescue inland?

Who is responsible for preserving the dead bodies and for their transport?

Once a DFB officer arrives, they become the incident commander. True or False?

What is the colour of the DFB triage officer TABARD?

Who controls the inner cordon until it is made safe at an EMS mass casualty incident?

The mass casualty incident operational policy document was issued in what year?

At mass casualty incidents the triage sort and sieve oversight should be done by who?

How many functional sector roles are there at a mass casualty incident?

Extrication, treatment and transportation of casualties at a MCI is performed and documented by who?

For patients tagged RED at a MCI when should they be transported?

For patients tagged yellow at MCI transport should be done when?

For patients tagged green at MCI they should be transported when?

The second E in a METHANE message is?

The N in a METHANE message is?

The T in a METHANE message is?

When can Triage sieve commence at a MCI?

All walking wounded should get what colour label/tag at MCI?

What card system is used for the Triage system early on in a MCI?

The 4 EMS functional sector roles at a MCI are designated as Triage officer, casualty clearing officer, ambulance parking officer and ambulance loading point officer.

Treatment areas within a casualty clearing station are designated by the casualty clearing S/O and are called what?

Where should triage take place in an incident involving building collapse, hazardous area, RTA or train wreck?

Where should all vehicles report to when arriving at a MCI?

Where is medical equipment stockpiled at a MCI?

Responsibility for co-ordination and recording of triage of all patients at MCI is who?

Responsibility for re-triage of all patients using triage sort system is with who?