Question 1

________________ tend to be concentrated in high population density areas and other areas that are terrorist targets.

Accepted Answer

Metropolitan Medical Response System MMRS)

Question 2

National Incident Management System was created in response to the Oklahoma City bombing.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

In the incident management response function, it is important to establish a space that will be used as the _______________.

Accepted Answer

emergency operations center EOC).

Question 4

Emergency planning should be recognized as an annual and one-time process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

An issue champion who has the expertise and legitimacy to promote emergency planning is a::

Accepted Answer

A)  Policy entrepreneur 
B)  Expert 
C)  Specialist 
D)  Politician 
A)  Policy entrepreneur 
B)  Expert 
C)  Specialist 
D)  Politician

Question 6

IMS is a flexible structure with close linkage between emergency plans and ___________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of IMS is a flexible structure with close...

Question 7

The Urban Areas Security Initiative's purpose is to prevent, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Preimpact planning should only address the highest impact community hazards.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Why is it important to allow for flexibility in the planning process?

Accepted Answer

Even though the plan should identify the

Question 10

The EOC:

Accepted Answer

A)  Is a facility located in the hazard's danger area 
B)  Is important because resources are often tightly concentrated in a jurisdiction 
C)  Includes only those who have technical knowledge 
D)  Is used to provide close coordination among organizations at all levels 
A)  Is a facility located in the hazard's danger area 
B)  Is important because resources are often tightly concentrated in a jurisdiction 
C)  Includes only those who have technical knowledge 
D)  Is used to provide close coordination among organizations at all levels

Question 11

What are hazard operations?

Accepted Answer

The term hazard oper

Question 12

Considering organizational structures, the major advantage of _____________ is to make all resources available for every incident.

Accepted Answer

Incident M

Question 13

Emergency operations plans should identify the types of emergency response actions that are most likely to be appropriate but also encourage improvisation.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Preimpact planning should provide for training and evaluating the emergency response organization at

Accepted Answer

A)  The Federal level 
B)  All levels 
C)  The local level 
D)  The state level 
A)  The Federal level 
B)  All levels 
C)  The local level 
D)  The state level

Question 15

Emergency planners should anticipate both active and passive resistance to the planning process.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

In the Incident Management System structure there can be multiple incident commanders at every incident scene.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Advanced concepts of Incident Management System (IMS)) provide a sophisticated method of allocating responsibility for response strategy, tactics, and tasks.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

In the Incident Management System (IMS)), agencies select and train their staff to perform all the duties associated with specific standardized positions.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

EOPs have four basic components and one of them is a basic plan. What are the parts of the basic plan and the purpose of the basic plan?

Accepted Answer

The first page of every plan should cont

Question 20

Population monitoring and assessment identifies the size of the population at risk and is important if the number of people remains constant over time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

________________ tend to be concentrated in high population density areas and other areas that are terrorist targets.

National Incident Management System was created in response to the Oklahoma City bombing.

In the incident management response function, it is important to establish a space that will be used as the _______________.

Emergency planning should be recognized as an annual and one-time process.

An issue champion who has the expertise and legitimacy to promote emergency planning is a::

IMS is a flexible structure with close linkage between emergency plans and ___________.

The Urban Areas Security Initiative's purpose is to prevent, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism.

Preimpact planning should only address the highest impact community hazards.

Why is it important to allow for flexibility in the planning process?

The EOC:

What are hazard operations?

Considering organizational structures, the major advantage of _____________ is to make all resources available for every incident.

Emergency operations plans should identify the types of emergency response actions that are most likely to be appropriate but also encourage improvisation.

Preimpact planning should provide for training and evaluating the emergency response organization at

Emergency planners should anticipate both active and passive resistance to the planning process.

In the Incident Management System structure there can be multiple incident commanders at every incident scene.

Advanced concepts of Incident Management System (IMS)) provide a sophisticated method of allocating responsibility for response strategy, tactics, and tasks.

In the Incident Management System (IMS)), agencies select and train their staff to perform all the duties associated with specific standardized positions.

EOPs have four basic components and one of them is a basic plan. What are the parts of the basic plan and the purpose of the basic plan?

Population monitoring and assessment identifies the size of the population at risk and is important if the number of people remains constant over time.

Introduction to Emergency Management

Emergency Management Stakeholders

Building an Effective Emergency Management Organization

Risk Perception and Communication

Principal Hazards in the United States

Hazard, Vulnerability, and Risk Analysis

Hazard Mitigation

Disaster Myths, Disaster Demands and Citizen Emergency Response

Organizational Emergency Response

Disaster Recovery

Evaluation

International Emergency Management

Professional Accountability

Future Directions in Emergency Management

Finaltest

Midterm

Second Half Midterm

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Exam 9: Preparedness for Emergency Response and Disaster Recovery

________________ tend to be concentrated in high population density areas and other areas that are terrorist targets.

National Incident Management System was created in response to the Oklahoma City bombing.

In the incident management response function, it is important to establish a space that will be used as the _______________.

Emergency planning should be recognized as an annual and one-time process.

An issue champion who has the expertise and legitimacy to promote emergency planning is a::

IMS is a flexible structure with close linkage between emergency plans and ___________.

The Urban Areas Security Initiative's purpose is to prevent, respond to, and recover from acts of terrorism.

Preimpact planning should only address the highest impact community hazards.

Why is it important to allow for flexibility in the planning process?

The EOC:

What are hazard operations?

Considering organizational structures, the major advantage of _____________ is to make all resources available for every incident.

Emergency operations plans should identify the types of emergency response actions that are most likely to be appropriate but also encourage improvisation.

Preimpact planning should provide for training and evaluating the emergency response organization at

Emergency planners should anticipate both active and passive resistance to the planning process.

In the Incident Management System structure there can be multiple incident commanders at every incident scene.

Advanced concepts of Incident Management System (IMS)) provide a sophisticated method of allocating responsibility for response strategy, tactics, and tasks.

In the Incident Management System (IMS)), agencies select and train their staff to perform all the duties associated with specific standardized positions.

EOPs have four basic components and one of them is a basic plan. What are the parts of the basic plan and the purpose of the basic plan?

Population monitoring and assessment identifies the size of the population at risk and is important if the number of people remains constant over time.

Introduction to Emergency Management

Emergency Management Stakeholders

Building an Effective Emergency Management Organization

Risk Perception and Communication

Principal Hazards in the United States

Hazard, Vulnerability, and Risk Analysis

Hazard Mitigation

Disaster Myths, Disaster Demands and Citizen Emergency Response

Organizational Emergency Response

Disaster Recovery

Evaluation

International Emergency Management

Professional Accountability

Future Directions in Emergency Management

Finaltest

Midterm

Second Half Midterm

Filters