Which of the following is a sudden, calamitous event, bringing great damage, loss, destruction, and devastation ?

A natural disaster can be a _____________ ?

All of the following are the effects of disasters EXCEPT?

It is an occurrence which interrupts or interferes with the orderly progress of work in an industrial establishment?

Which of the following is NOT an example of man-caused hazard?

What is the combination of the probability of an event and its negative consequences?

It is the quality or state of being exposed to the possibility of being attacked or harmed?

They are the potential cause of Harm?

Which of the following age ranges are “Most Stressed-Out” after a disaster?

During a disaster, which group of people is the least vulnerable?

It pertains to the mental capacity and health of an individual  to deal with disasters?

Refers to strong Sentiments or physical reactions that people may experience after passing through a traumatic event?    

Rapid spread of a contagious pathogen affecting large populations where present after disaster?

Refers to groups of people who have been forced to leave their homes due to various reasons ?

It  is a physical harm or damage to the body caused by an external force or trauma?

The apartment collapsed during an earthquake due to substandard materials used in the construction.   

It involves income, assets and liabilities, & Social class of an individual or a comm. in the society?

It involves the role of flora (plants) and fauna (animals) in the environment, diseases, health, etc.

It pertains to the mental capacity and health of an individual to deal with disasters?

The death of these living things could set a comm. in famine and will expose humans to diseases?

What hazard is probably the worst effect  for agricultural rice fields?

All of the following elements are vulnerable to fire except?

It is the tendency of losing property, people, systems and other elements in the society due  their presence within the hazard zones.

The impact of hazards is affected by the exposed element and the degree of vulnerability of the situation.                               

After the disaster, sudden factory closure left hundreds of families jobless and struggling to make  ends meet?                  

It refers to the overall negative impact on a country's wealth due to events ?

HEALTH RISK Refers to the likelihood of experiencing harm or adverse health effects due to various factors? 

During the prolonged drought & poor harvests, the rural comm. faced malnutrition & increased  hardship among residents? 

It involves people’s beliefs, religion, traditions, & perceptions w/in a comm. w/ respect to their response to Disaster?  

An event that harms humans and disrupts the  operations of society.

What is The Basic Technique used in checking Patients ABC ?

Fundamental guidelines used by organ. and ind. to effectively respond to emergencies, minimize harm, and ensure safety?

It is An emergency which is cause by health problems/conditions?

What is RA 11058?                                     

During disasters all dead victims are tagged of what triage color?

Industry involve on Chemical manufacturing, Dangerous Machinery, Construction & Sharp objects are  part of?                                                  

After the typhoon, several houses and bridges collapsed, indicating significant damage to the  infrastructure. What is the Severity Level of the damage?

Given the unstable hillside, the probability of a landslide during the rainy season is 80%, and the potential damage to nearby homes would be severe. What would be the Risk Level?

It is the immediate care provided to a person with minor to serious emergency?

A man with Severe Bleeding on Forehead is lying in supine position & is unable to move, What would be the approach?                    

Avoiding injuries to escalate is on what goals of First Aid?

What is the ratio of Compression and Ventilation in 1 cycle of CPR?

If the Patient has Negative Pulse and Positive Breathing what would be the management?

What is your 3C approach if a person is hyperventilating?

What is the Normal Capillary refill time?                        

On what component of the Emergency Action principle we Check AVPU & ABC?

What are we checking during Secondary Assessment?

What is the maximum interval between cycles of CPR?

During emergency what would be your priority?

Which of the following is not included on Low Risk Establishments?