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Which of the following formats should be used to share information about the incident?
- FAST HUGS BID
- ISBAR
- AMPLE
- METHANE
- IMIST AMBO
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Five more casualties from the incident arrive at the emergency department. There is currently only one resuscitation cubicle available. Which of the following patients has the highest triage priority?
- A 32-year-old female with extensive chemical burns – GCS 14/15, RR 26, systolic BP 84mmHg
- A 45-year-old male with head injury – GCS 11/15, RR 18, systolic BP 180mmHg
- A 19-year-old male with left lower limb injury – GCS 15/15, RR 22, systolic BP 102mmHg
- A 25-year-old female with thoracic injury – GCS 14/15, RR 32, systolic BP 77mmHg
- A 50-year-old male with chemical burns & facial trauma – GCS 13/15, RR 28, systolic BP 93mmHg
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A further METHANE message comes through from the scene. Multiple patients are displaying similar symptoms of respiratory distress and skin irritation. The incident commander has declared a HAZMAT incident.

Which of the following statements is correct regarding CBRN/HAZMAT incidents?
- The warm zone refers to the area contaminated by the initial release of a substance
- The term CBRN usually refers to a deliberate act, while the term HAZMAT is usually used in the context of an accident
- Pinpoint pupils, salivation, bronchospasm and vomiting are signs of hydrogen sulphide poisoning
- If patients have been exposed to radioactive materials, dry decontamination should be carried out
- In a patient poisoned with a nerve agent, confusion and excessive secretions should prompt immediate administration of 3 nerve agent antidote auto-injectors
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