Chapter 1. Introduction to disaster medicine
1. Man-made disasters include:
A. Flood.
B. Tsunami.
C. Epidemic.
D. War.
E. Environmental disaster.
2. Which of the following situations create an emergency for the health care:
A. More than 10 people need medical care.
B. To provide medical care, it is necessary to involve assistance from a third party.
C. Significant changes are required in the forms and methods of the daily operation of local health institutions.
D. Living conditions of more than 300 people are affected.
E. Material harm is 1000 times more than the minimum wage.
3. Point out the stages of medical care provided to victims:
A. Health intelligence.
B. Temporary isolation.
C. Rescue.
D. Transportation.
E. Treatment and rehabilitation.
4. The ?golden hour? rule goes that during this hour it is necessary to:
A. Find the victim and arrive at the scene.
B. Provide emergency assistance.
C. Continue resuscitation in case of cardiac arrest.
D. Manage shock.
E. Deliver the victim to hospital.
5. For the victim, the ?golden hour? begins from the moment of:
A. Medical care beginning in hospital.
B. Transportation to hospital.
C. Primary medical care at the scene.
D. First aid.
E. At the moment of injury.
6. Specify the types of assistance provided to victims in emergency situations:
A. First aid.
B. Primary care.
C. First health care.
D. Primary medical health care.
E. Pre-medical care.
F. Specialized medical care
7. At the prehospital stage the victim can be assisted with:
A. Primary medical care.
B. Primary pre-medical care.
C. Primary medical health care.
D. Specialized medical care.
E. Primary specialized care.
F. Emergency care.
8. Primary health care can be provided by:
A. Driver who hit a pedestrian.