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mafiozo [28]
3 years ago
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4. Select the FALSE statement below: A. A partnership approach to planning for mass casualty incidents helps to ensure that the

plans for your organization are compatible with those of the agencies that would respond if an incident occurred. B. A plan for mass casualty incidents should include protective actions to reduce vulnerabilities, response actions to minimize negative consequences, and postincident actions to promote community recovery. C. It is important to customize your emergency plan to reflect the risks, realities, and resources that characterize the local area and your own organization. D. When an organization is planning for mass casualty incidents, an effective approach is to request law enforcement personnel to develop a separate plan for mass casualty incidents for the organization.
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Goshia [24]3 years ago
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Answer: D. When an organization is planning for mass casualty incidents, an effective approach is to request law enforcement personnel to develop a separate plan for mass casualty incidents for the organization.

Explanation:

Mass casualty incident refers to a situation in which medical services are overwhelmed by the number of casualties.

From the options given, the false statement is that "When an organization is planning for mass casualty incidents, an effective approach is to request law enforcement personnel to develop a separate plan for mass casualty incidents for the organization".

This is incorrect. In a mass casualty, a separate plan cannot be developed for an organization. All the casualties are entitled to same plan.

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