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As a member of the AST/Special Operations you are expectedto know the ICS and MCI protocols. Take this test to find out if you are up tomuster, and if not you can bone up on your knowledge.

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1.

A strike team is defined by its characteristics, which of the following best meets the criteria for a strike team?
- A.
  
  The DMSU, one supervisor vehicle, three ambulances and the blood draw unit.
- B.
  
  Five like units and a team leader and communications.
- C.
  
  Three ambulances and the supervisor.
- D.
  
  Four ambulances one supervisor unit and two team leaders.
- E.
  
  All of the above are incorrect.
Correct Answer
B. Five like units and a team leader and communications.

Explanation
The correct answer is "Five like units and a team leader and communications." This answer best meets the criteria for a strike team because it includes five units that are similar or alike, such as ambulances, along with a team leader and communications. This combination allows for effective coordination and communication within the team, ensuring a cohesive and efficient response to the situation at hand.

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2.

An MCI is defined as;
- A.
  
  Multi-Casualty Incident is an incident in which the number of patients exceeds the state mandated rescuer to patient ratio as described in the ETSA section 2.13.9.
- B.
  
  Multi-Casualty Incident- An incident in which the number of patients exceeds three and requires another ambulance for transport.
- C.
  
  Multi-Casualty Incident is an incident in which the combination of numbers of injured personnel and type of injuries go beyond the capability of an entity’s normal first response.
- D.
  
  Multi-Casualty Incident’s are to be declared when the paramedic on scene feels overwhelmed by the sheer number of people asking for assistance.
Correct Answer
C. Multi-Casualty Incident is an incident in which the combination of numbers of injured personnel and type of injuries go beyond the capability of an entity’s normal first response.

Explanation
Operations – 9 Multi-Casualty Incident Response Plan
Multi-Casualty Incident is an incident in which the combination of numbers of injured personnel and type of injuries go beyond the capability of an entity’s normal first response.

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3.

At a level 2 MCI you can expect which of the following?
- A.
  
  In addition to a level one response, you will receive two BLS ambulances.
- B.
  
  In addition to you, you will receive two ALS and one BLS ambulance, and one air ambulance, and an AMR Supervisor.
- C.
  
  In addition to you, you will receive three ALS units and one BLS ambulance, and one air ambulance, and the AMR supervisor.
- D.
  
  Three more ALS ambulances in addition to yourself and.
- E.
  
  When in trouble when in doubt run in circles scream and shout. (Randyism)
Correct Answer
C. In addition to you, you will receive three ALS units and one BLS ambulance, and one air ambulance, and the AMR supervisor.

Explanation
At a level 2 MCI, in addition to the person asking the question, they can expect to receive three ALS units and one BLS ambulance, one air ambulance, and the AMR supervisor. This means that there will be a total of three advanced life support (ALS) units, one basic life support (BLS) ambulance, one air ambulance, and the presence of the AMR supervisor. This level of response indicates a higher level of medical resources and personnel compared to a level one response.

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4.

The Medical Group Supervisor reports directly to
- A.
  
  Any person wearing a white hat.
- B.
  
  The Operations IC.
- C.
  
  AMR Supervisor.
- D.
  
  Medical IC.
- E.
  
  Chuck Norris
Correct Answer
B. The Operations IC.

Explanation
The Medical Group Supervisor reports directly to the Operations IC because the Operations IC is responsible for overseeing and coordinating all operational activities within the medical group. This includes managing resources, making decisions, and ensuring the smooth functioning of the group. The Operations IC is in a position of authority and has the necessary knowledge and experience to guide and support the Medical Group Supervisor in their role.

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5.

The Triage Unit Leader is primarily responsible for
- A.
  
  Assigning transport units.
- B.
  
  Moving of patients to triage areas.
- C.
  
  Treatment of immediate patients.
- D.
  
  Responsible for treating patients in every area.
Correct Answer
B. Moving of patients to triage areas.

Explanation
The Triage Unit Leader is primarily responsible for moving patients to triage areas. This means that their main duty is to ensure that patients are transferred to the appropriate area for initial assessment and categorization based on the severity of their condition. They may coordinate with transport units or other staff members to ensure a smooth and efficient movement of patients to the triage area. However, they are not primarily responsible for assigning transport units, treating immediate patients, or treating patients in every area.

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6.

The immediate treatment manager is responsible for
- A.
  
  Immediate treatment of the patients that arrive.
- B.
  
  Treatment of Immediate patients.
- C.
  
  Arriving Immediately to treat delayed patients.
- D.
  
  Supervising treatment immediately following the activation of an MCI.
Correct Answer
B. Treatment of Immediate patients.

Explanation
The immediate treatment manager is responsible for treating patients who require immediate medical attention. This includes providing prompt and effective treatment to patients as soon as they arrive at the medical facility. The manager ensures that these immediate patients receive the necessary care and attention to stabilize their condition and prevent any further complications. They may also coordinate with other healthcare professionals and resources to ensure the smooth delivery of immediate treatment.

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7.

Your job description is as follows; Coordinate Treatment of Triage Patients in the Treatment Areas. What is your title?
- A.
  
  Transport Group Supervisor.
- B.
  
  Operations IC.
- C.
  
  Medical Group Supervisor.
- D.
  
  Treatment Unit Leader.
Correct Answer
D. Treatment Unit Leader.

Explanation
Based on the given job description of coordinating the treatment of triage patients in the treatment areas, the most suitable title would be "Treatment Unit Leader." This title implies that the individual is responsible for overseeing the treatment unit and ensuring that patients receive appropriate care. The other options, such as Transport Group Supervisor, Operations IC, and Medical Group Supervisor, do not specifically align with the task of coordinating treatment in the treatment areas.

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8.

As a Staging Manager you are responsible for
- A.
  
  Staging immediate delayed and minor patients so that the media does not have access to patients.
- B.
  
  Advising the MGS when all patients have been transported.
- C.
  
  Advising the treatment manager when and where patients will be transported.
- D.
  
  Advising the MGS on the status of resources.
Correct Answer
D. Advising the MGS on the status of resources.

Explanation
The correct answer is advising the MGS on the status of resources. As a Staging Manager, one of the key responsibilities is to provide updates and information to the Medical Group Supervisor (MGS) regarding the availability and allocation of resources. This includes informing the MGS about the status of resources such as personnel, equipment, and supplies. By keeping the MGS informed, the Staging Manager ensures that the MGS can make informed decisions and effectively manage the resources to provide appropriate care to the patients.

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9.

The most accurate chain of command below is. (choose the most appropriate answer)
- A.
  
  MGS, Transport Unit Leader, Treatment Unit Leader, Immediate Treatment Manager
- B.
  
  Operations IC, MGS, Treatment Unit Leader, Immediate Treatment Manager.
- C.
  
  Operations IC, Treatment Unit Leader,Delayed Treatment Manager
- D.
  
  MGS, Transport Unit Leader, Treatment unit leader, Safety Officer, Operations IC.
Correct Answer
B. Operations IC, MGS, Treatment Unit Leader, Immediate Treatment Manager.

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Test Your Mci Knowledge.

A strike team is defined by its characteristics, which of the following best meets the criteria for a strike team?

An MCI is defined as;

At a level 2 MCI you can expect which of the following?

The Medical Group Supervisor reports directly to

The Triage Unit Leader is primarily responsible for

The immediate treatment manager is responsible for

Your job description is as follows; Coordinate Treatment of Triage Patients in the Treatment Areas. What is your title?

As a Staging Manager you are responsible for

The most accurate chain of command below is. (choose the most appropriate answer)