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Examples of __________________________ emergencies include break-down of authority, looting, conflict, and war (maybe even a zombie apocalypse). - Complex Given the following composition of an individual food ration that provides approximately 1700 Kcal: Basic grain (e.g. rice) 400g A fat (e.g. oil) 15g Protein- rich food (e.g. dried fish) 45g How much dried fish would we need to order for a population of 2000 people for a period of 10 days? - 900 kg Congregate meal services can include the use of USDA commodities that are delivered to the homes of disaster victims. T/F - False Hurricanes, floods, and tsunamis directly affect the availability of food, by ravaging crops, killing livestock, and destroying stored food. T/F - True According to FEMA and ARC, a disaster supply kit should include all of the following EXCEPT: A manual can opener B. Tools, pet supplies, a map of the local area, and other items to meet your unique family needs C. Three-day supply of water D. Three-day supply of nonperishable food E. A small-caliber rifle or handgun - E. A small-caliber rifle or handgunIn a disaster relief context, what factors should be considered when preparing rations? The food ration should be as simple as possible: a basic food, a concentrated energy source, & a concentrated protein B. Along with the basic ration, vulnerable groups need to receive a supplement C. Although dried vegetables are an excellent source of protein, it is necessary to take cooking difficulties into account D. All of these E. None of these - All of these For this question, please play the kids' disaster education games. Why do the evacuating campers need to leave the cabin lights on in the forest fire situation? A. Because it takes too long to turn them off B. So the cabin can be seen in heavy smoke C. To use up electricity D. In case they come back at night E. To keep the bears out - B. So the cabin can be seen in heavy smoke For this question, please play the kids' disaster education games. In preparation for the approaching hurricane, why does the family put water in plastic bags? A. To put in the freezer B. To make water balloons for fun C. So that they have something to drink D. To help flush the toilet in case the plumbing fails E. To preoccupy the kids so they do not panic - To put in the freezer For this question, please play the kids' disaster education games. In the tsunami situation, why should people stay out of buildings that were flooded? A. There could be moldB. They could be electrocuted C. Water can make floors crack or walls collapse D. They might get in the way of those cleaning up E. There could be dangerous aquatic animals lurking - C. Water can make floors crack or walls collapse In the Pham et al (2010) article, which of the following was NOT a major theme among issues of concern to public health? Pham et al (2010) A qualitative exploration of the perceptions and information needs of public health inspectors responsible for food safety BMC Public Health, 10:345 A. Cross-contamination B. Language problems associated with English food labeling C. Inadequate washing of hands D. Lack of food safety information and knowledge about specialty foods E. Time-temperature abuse - B. Language problems associated with English Food labeling 11. In the Pham et al (2010) article, the process of implementing mandatory food safety training for all food handlers and supervisory staff at food service establishments would likely demonstrate which of the core functions of public health? Pham et al (2010) A qualitative exploration of the perceptions and information needs of public health inspectors responsible for food safety BMC Public Health, 10:345 A. Assessment and litigation B. Assurance and policy development C. Administrative regulation D. Policy development and Constitutionality E. Undermining personal responsibility - B. Assurance & policy development In the Pham et al (2010) study, responses on concerns about food-borne pathogens among the Canadian public hea