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Incident commander

Person in charge. May change to more experienced person.

Finance

Responsible for documenting all expenditures at an incident for reimbursement

Logistics

Responsible for communications equipment, facilities, food and water, lighting, and Med equipment/ supplies

Operations

Supervise the people working at the scene. At a very large incident, responsible for managing the tactical operations usually handled by the IC

Planning

Solves problems as they arrive and develops and incident action plan

Safety officer

Monitoring the scene for conditions or operations that may present a hazard

Public information officer

Provides media with clear info

Liasion officer

Relaying info and concerns among command and the staff

3 questions in scene size up

What do I have? What do I need to do? What resources do I need?

Triage supervisor

In charge of counting and prioritizing patients

Treatment supervisor

In charge of locating and setting up treatment area. Secondary triage

Transportation supervisor

Coordinates the transportation and distribution of patients to appropriate receiving hospital

Mass Casualty Incident

3 or more patients or more patients than providers. Declare MCI, request additional resources, initiate the ICS and triage procedure

Triage

Meaning to sort

START triage

Simple Triage And Rapid Treatment. Must asses the resperatory status, circulation, and neurologic status

JumpSTART Triage

For use in children younger than 8 and weigh less than 100 lbs. If the child has no pulse or is not breathing after rescue breathes, must be labeled as expectant

Green tagged patients

Minor or minimal. Minor fractures, minor soft tissue injuries

Yellow tagged patients

Delayed. Burns without airway problems, major or multiple bone or joint injuries, back injuries without spinal cord damage

Red tagged patients

Immediate. Airway and breathing difficulties, uncontrollable or severe bleeding, decreased level of consciousness, severe medical problems, signs of Hypoperfusion and shock, severe burns

Black tagged patients

Expectant. Obviously dead, obviously nonsurvivable injury, respiratory arrest, cardiac arrest