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UNIT 2 On-Scene Management HW

Total questions: 57

Worksheet time: 29mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a principle of on-scene management?

a)

Maintain the safety of disaster workers

b)

Increase the number of disaster workers

c)

Reduce the number of rescue efforts

d)

Eliminate leadership roles

2.

Why is it important to provide clear leadership and organizational structure during on-scene management?

a)

To ensure everyone knows their roles and responsibilities

b)

To make the scene more chaotic

c)

To reduce the number of workers

d)

To avoid communication

3.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of improving the effectiveness of rescue efforts in on-scene management?

a)

To save more lives and resources during a disaster

b)

To slow down the rescue process

c)

To increase confusion among workers

d)

To reduce the number of leaders

4.

A disaster response team is struggling with unclear roles and poor communication. Which principle of on-scene management should they focus on to resolve this issue?

a)

Provide clear leadership and organizational structure

b)

Increase the number of rescue workers

c)

Reduce the effectiveness of rescue efforts

d)

Ignore safety protocols

5.

Which of the following is a key component of CERT On-Scene Management?

a)

Well-defined management structure

b)

Randomized resource allocation

c)

Unrestricted span of control

d)

Informal communication only

6.

What does "manageable span of control" refer to in CERT On-Scene Management?

a)

Ensuring each supervisor oversees a reasonable number of personnel

b)

Allowing supervisors to control as many people as possible

c)

Having no supervisors at all

d)

Letting team members manage themselves

7.

Why is common terminology important in CERT On-Scene Management?

a)

It helps ensure clear and effective communication among team members.

b)

It allows for more creative language use.

c)

It encourages the use of slang.

d)

It reduces the need for communication.

8.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of consolidated action plans in CERT On-Scene Management?

a)

To coordinate team efforts and ensure everyone is working toward the same goals

b)

To allow each member to create their own plan

c)

To avoid planning and act spontaneously

d)

To focus only on individual tasks

9.

A CERT team is struggling with resource allocation during a disaster response. Which principle should they focus on to improve their effectiveness?

a)

Comprehensive resource management

b)

Ignoring available resources

c)

Limiting communication

d)

Reducing accountability

10.

How does accountability contribute to effective CERT On-Scene Management?

a)

It ensures that all team members are responsible for their actions and roles.

b)

It allows team members to avoid responsibility.

c)

It encourages secrecy among team members.

d)

It reduces the need for supervision.

11.

Which of the following is an objective for on-scene management?

a)

Identify scope of incident

b)

Increase incident frequency

c)

Ignore available resources

d)

Delay documentation

12.

What is the purpose of determining the overall strategy during on-scene management?

a)

To plan the best approach for handling the incident

b)

To ignore the incident

c)

To avoid using resources

d)

To document unrelated actions

13.

Which action is NOT part of the objectives for on-scene management?

a)

Deploy resources

b)

Document actions and results

c)

Ignore the incident

d)

Identify scope of incident

14.

A CERT leader is managing a disaster scene. Which sequence of actions best demonstrates strategic thinking in on-scene management?

a)

Identifying the scope of the incident, determining an overall strategy, deploying resources, and documenting actions and results

b)

Ignoring the incident, waiting for help, and leaving the scene

c)

Deploying resources without a plan, then documenting nothing

d)

Only documenting actions without assessing the situation

15.

Which of the following is NOT part of the Command Staff in the Incident Command System?

a)

Public Information Officer

b)

Safety Officer

c)

Operations Section Chief

d)

Liaison Officer

16.

Which section is responsible for managing resources and supplies in the Incident Command System?

a)

Planning Section

b)

Logistics Section

c)

Finance/Administration Section

d)

Intelligence/Investigations Section

17.

If you were tasked with ensuring the safety of all personnel at an incident, which position would you most likely hold in the Incident Command System?

a)

Safety Officer

b)

Planning Section Chief

c)

Liaison Officer

d)

Operations Section Chief

18.

Analyze the structure of the Incident Command System and explain why having both Command Staff and General Staff is important for effective emergency response.

a)

It allows for clear division of responsibilities and specialized roles, improving coordination and efficiency.

b)

It reduces the number of people involved in the response.

c)

It ensures only one person makes all decisions.

d)

It eliminates the need for communication between teams.

19.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a component of CERT Operations?

a)

Command structure

b)

CERT Team Leader

c)

Command Post

d)

Emergency Medical Technician

20.

What is the role of the CERT Team Leader in CERT Operations?

a)

To provide medical care

b)

To lead and coordinate the CERT team

c)

To manage financial resources

d)

To operate heavy machinery

21.

Why might the structure of CERT Operations be expanded?

a)

To reduce the number of team members

b)

To address additional needs as situations become more complex

c)

To limit communication

d)

To avoid using a command post

22.

According to CERT guidelines, to whom should media inquiries be referred?

a)

CERT Incident Commander/Team Leader

b)

Any available CERT member

c)

The nearest law enforcement officer

d)

The general public

23.

What should CERT members avoid when dealing with the media?

a)

Letting the media inhibit CERT goals

b)

Providing detailed technical information

c)

Wearing their CERT uniform

d)

Referring to the CERT handbook

24.

Why is it important for CERT members to be careful about the information they release to the media?

a)

To protect sensitive or inaccurate information from being shared

b)

To ensure the media gets exclusive stories

c)

To promote CERT on social media

d)

To avoid answering any questions

25.

A CERT member is approached by a reporter for information during an incident. What is the most appropriate action for the CERT member to take?

a)

Refer the reporter to the CERT Incident Commander/Team Leader

b)

Answer all questions to the best of their ability

c)

Ignore the reporter and walk away

d)

Share only personal opinions

26.

What is the main purpose of NIMS Implementation as described in the material?

a)

To create new emergency response teams

b)

To improve the ability to work together

c)

To provide medical training

d)

To develop new technology

27.

Which course provides an introduction to the Incident Command System (ICS)?

a)

IS-700

b)

IS-200

c)

IS-100

d)

IS-800

28.

What does the IS-700 course introduce?

a)

Introduction to CERT

b)

Introduction to ICS

c)

Introduction to NIMS

d)

Introduction to FEMA

29.

Why is it important for emergency response teams to complete both IS-100 and IS-700 courses?

a)

To learn about medical procedures and technology

b)

To ensure they can work together using standardized systems and processes

c)

To become certified firefighters

d)

To understand weather patterns

30.

What does the image on the right side of the slide represent?

a)

A weather forecast website

b)

The FEMA Emergency Management Institute course welcome page for ICS 100

c)

A CERT team meeting

d)

A map of emergency shelters

31.

What is the first responsibility of CERTs during mobilization?

a)

Take care of themselves, their families, their homes, and their neighbors

b)

Proceed to the staging area

c)

Prioritize actions

d)

Establish a team leader

32.

Which of the following best describes the organization of CERT during mobilization?

a)

Rigid and unchanging

b)

Flexible and evolves based on new information

c)

Only follows initial plans

d)

Disorganized and random

33.

After taking care of themselves and their families, what is the next step for CERT members?

a)

Go home and wait for instructions

b)

Proceed to the predesignated staging area

c)

Start prioritizing actions

d)

Disband the group

34.

Why is it important for the TL to prioritize actions during CERT mobilization?

a)

To ensure the group is organized and effective

b)

To delay response time

c)

To avoid taking any action

d)

To ignore new information

35.

Which of the following is the first step in the On-Scene Size-up process?

a)

Assess and Communicate Damage

b)

Gather Facts

c)

Make Decisions

d)

Take Action

36.

During the On-Scene Size-up, what should you do after you have established priorities?

a)

Evaluate Progress

b)

Develop Plan of Action

c)

Make Decisions

d)

Assess and Communicate Damage

37.

Which step in the On-Scene Size-up process involves determining what is most important to address first?

a)

Establish Priorities

b)

Consider Probabilities

c)

Take Action

d)

Assess Your Own Situation

38.

Why is it important to evaluate progress as the final step in the On-Scene Size-up process?

a)

To gather facts for the next incident

b)

To ensure that actions taken are effective and adjust plans if necessary

c)

To communicate damage to others

d)

To make initial decisions

39.

If you have already gathered facts, assessed damage, and considered probabilities, what is the next logical step according to the On-Scene Size-up process?

a)

Take Action

b)

Assess Your Own Situation

c)

Make Decisions

d)

Evaluate Progress

40.

What is the first priority for rescuers according to CERT Basic Training?

a)

Rescuer safety

b)

Evacuating victims

c)

Documenting damage

d)

Assessing property loss

41.

What action should be taken in areas with heavy damage during a rescue operation?

a)

No rescue

b)

Locate, assess, evacuate

c)

Continue size-up and document

d)

Provide first aid

42.

If a building has moderate damage, what steps should rescuers follow?

a)

Locate, assess, evacuate

b)

No rescue

c)

Continue size-up and document

d)

Only document

43.

How does the response differ for light damage compared to moderate damage in a rescue scenario?

a)

For light damage, rescuers also continue size-up and document.

b)

For light damage, no rescue is performed.

c)

For light damage, only evacuation is performed.

d)

For light damage, rescuers ignore the site.

44.

Which of the following is NOT a type of information documented by the Command Post according to CERT Basic Training?

a)

Incident locations

b)

Access routes

c)

Identified hazards

d)

Medical procedures

45.

What is the primary role of Section Chiefs in relation to the Command Post?

a)

Provide Command Post with information

b)

Direct field operations

c)

Transport victims

d)

Manage supplies

46.

Why is it important for the Command Post to document support locations during an emergency response?

a)

To ensure resources and assistance are efficiently allocated

b)

To keep track of weather changes

c)

To monitor media coverage

d)

To record volunteer attendance

47.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a documentation form in CERT Basic Training?

a)

Damage Assessment

b)

Personnel Resources Sign-In

c)

Financial Report

d)

Equipment Inventory

48.

What is the purpose of the CERT Assignment Tracking Log?

a)

To track the assignments given to CERT members

b)

To record medical treatments

c)

To log communication messages

d)

To assess equipment damage

49.

Which documentation form would most likely be used to record the arrival and participation of volunteers?

a)

Treatment Area Record

b)

Personnel Resources Sign-In

c)

General Message

d)

Communications Log

50.

If a CERT team needs to keep a record of all equipment used during an emergency, which form should they use?

a)

Equipment Inventory

b)

Briefing Assignment

c)

Damage Assessment

d)

General Message

51.

A CERT member is asked to document all communications during an incident. Which form should they use?

a)

Communications Log

b)

Treatment Area Record

c)

CERT Assignment Tracking Log

d)

Damage Assessment

52.

How might the Treatment Area Record form be strategically used during a CERT operation?

a)

To document the medical care provided to victims in a designated area

b)

To track the location of all CERT members

c)

To record the inventory of supplies

d)

To log general messages sent to headquarters

53.

Which document is associated with the "Arriving CERT volunteers" in the Documentation Flow?

a)

Damage Assessments

b)

Inventory

c)

Log

d)

Incident Briefing

54.

What is the primary purpose of the Command Post in the CERT Documentation Flow?

a)

To provide food and water

b)

To track incident assignments

c)

To treat victims

d)

To sign in personnel

55.

Which area is responsible for maintaining the "Victim Treatment Area Record"?

a)

Equipment

b)

Communications

c)

Victim Treatment Area

d)

Staging/Logistics

56.

If you are assigned to manage resources and personnel sign-in, which section of the CERT Documentation Flow are you working in?

a)

Staging/Logistics

b)

Functional Teams

c)

Equipment

d)

Command Post

57.

How does the flow of information typically move between the Command Post and other areas in the CERT Documentation Flow?

a)

Through incident briefings and assignment tracking logs

b)

By direct phone calls only

c)

By email communication only

d)

Through public announcements