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HOSA CERTIFICATION EXAM QUESTION AND ANSWERS [100% CORRECT] 2025 LATEST RELEASE What does CISD stand for? Critical Incident Stress Debriefing What are the stages of CISD? 1. Introduction and explanation of the process 2. Review of factual details about the incident 3. Sharin...

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HOSA CERTIFICATION EXAM QUESTION
AND ANSWERS [100% CORRECT] 2025
LATEST RELEASE
What does CISD stand for?

Critical Incident Stress Debriefing



What are the stages of CISD?

1. Introduction and explanation of the process

2. Review of factual details about the incident

3. Sharing of initial thoughts and feelings regarding the incident

4. Sharing of emotional responses to the incident

5. Discussion of stress symptoms

6. Introduction to normal stress reactions

7. Closing and assessment of further needs



Is participation in CISD mandatory or voluntary?

Voluntary



What characterizes the impact phase in a disaster response?

Survivors typically do not display panic or strong emotions.



What is involved in the inventory phase of disaster response?

Survivors assess the extent of damage and search for other survivors.



What occurs during the rescue phase?

Survivors start responding to the presence of rescuers.



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,What happens during the recovery phase?

Survivors begin processing the trauma they have experienced.



What types of reactions might a survivor experience after a traumatic event?

- Cognitive impairments

- Poor physical health

- Difficulty with relationships



What factors influence the impact of trauma?

- Previous experiences of the individual

- Severity of the traumatic event

- The personal meaning of the event

- Emotional well-being of the survivor

- Duration since the trauma occurred



What is the primary objective of psychological interventions after trauma?

To stabilize individuals emotionally



Which needs should be prioritized: medical or psychological?

Medical needs should be addressed before psychological needs.



What should you avoid saying to a trauma survivor?

- Offering empty reassurances, e.g., "Everything will be fine."

- Trying to relate too personally, e.g., "I understand what you're going through."



What guidelines exist for dealing with a deceased victim?

TW Deitz 2001; JM Tortorici Luna, 2002




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, When delivering death notifications, how should you approach family members?

You should separate family members and friends to deliver the news.



What defines phase 1 of death from trauma?

Death occurs within minutes due to irreversible damage to vital organs.



What defines phase 2 of death from trauma?

Death occurs within hours due to severe blood loss.



What defines phase 3 of death from trauma?

Death occurs within days as a result of infection or multiple organ failure.



What does START stand for in triage?

Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment



What percentage of victims can be saved with rapid medical care?

40%



Which two treatment areas should be placed near each other for efficiency in patient care?

Areas I and D



How should patients be arranged in the treatment area?

In a head-to-toe configuration with at least 3 feet of space between each victim.



What are the three primary threats to life that must be monitored during triage?

Airway, bleeding, shock



What does DCAP-BTLS stand for?


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