CEM Response, Recovery & Mitigation 2

Question 1

Which NIMS component provides a standardized approach to incident management that is applicable across all hazards and jurisdictions?

Accepted Answer

Incident Command System

Answer

The Incident Command System (ICS) is NIMS's standardized on-scene incident management structure applicable to all hazards and jurisdictions.

Question 2

During a major disaster recovery, what is the PRIMARY purpose of a Disaster Recovery Center (DRC)?

Accepted Answer

To provide a location where survivors can apply for federal assistance in person

Answer

DRCs are fixed or mobile facilities where disaster survivors can meet with representatives from government agencies and voluntary organizations to get recovery assistance.

Question 3

A community installs flood control levees to reduce flood damage potential. This action is BEST categorized as which type of mitigation?

Accepted Answer

Structural mitigation

Answer

Structural mitigation involves physical construction measures such as levees, seawalls, and berms designed to reduce the impact of hazards.

Question 4

In the context of recovery operations, 'lifelines' as defined by FEMA refer to:

Accepted Answer

Critical services that enable continuous operation of government and business functions

Answer

FEMA defines community lifelines as the most fundamental services — safety, food/water/shelter, health, energy, communications, transportation, and hazardous materials — needed for response and recovery.

Question 5

Which doctrine establishes the framework for federal government coordination during a major disaster or emergency?

Accepted Answer

National Response Framework (NRF)

Answer

The National Response Framework provides the doctrine, principles, and architecture for how the nation responds to disasters and emergencies.

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