Test 1

Front 1

what is a critical incident?

Back 1

1.Generates Profound emotion
2.Impacts present or future performance
3.Surpasses coping skills
4.Evokes distress in any normal healthy responder

Front 2

What are Reaction factors?

Back 2

1.Number and types of death
2.Personal responsibility
3.Identification with victims
4.Life situations
5.Personality
6.Feeling helpless

Front 3

Types of critical incidents

Back 3

1.Natural disasters
2.Transportation disaster
3.Terrorist or mass murder

Front 4

Psychological Phases of disasters

Back 4

1.Heroic Phase
2.Honeymoon Phase
3.Disillusionment Phase
4.Reconstruction Phase

Front 5

Heroic Phase

Back 5

during and immediately after incident. Individuals recgnize seriousness and attempt to adapt, Physical, intellectual and emotcinal resources are maximized

Front 6

Honeymoon Phase

Back 6

After people have adapted to and survived the incident, There is a sense of closeness with others who have shared the same experience

Front 7

Disillusionment Phase

Back 7

Individuals become anxious, depressed and acutely aware of their losses, they begin to feel isolatedm grief is predominant.

Front 8

Reconstruction Phase

Back 8

Strong efforts are made to restabilize, reorganize, and seek outside help.

Front 9

Fear

Back 9

an automatic emotional reaction to a perceived danger or threat, Am alarm(fight or flight)response increased by high anxiety and agitation.

Front 10

Courge

Back 10

is overcoming fear and takeing appropriate action in the face of extreme danger.

Front 11

Six phases of fear

Back 11

1.Here comes trouble
2.Vulnerability awareness
3.I've got to do something
4.Survival
5.Here goes
6.Response

Front 12

three components to stress

Back 12

1.Physics
2.Psychological
3.Physiological