Disaster Nursing: Understanding the Impact and Management of Disasters

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DISASTER NURSING | NCM one hundred twenty

Overview

The Philippines is one of the most disaster-prone countries in the world due to its archipelagic location along the Pacific Ring of Fire and the Western Pacific typhoon belt. This geographic and climatic setting exposes a large portion of the country to frequent typhoons, floods, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and storm surges. As a result, around sixty percent of the land area and seventy-four percent of the population are at risk, leading to repeated disruption of communities, strain on health systems, and serious threats to the health and safety of Filipinos.

DISASTER

are serious disruptions to the functioning of a community that exceed its capacity to cope using its own resources.

Can be caused by:

various factors that influence the exposure and vulnerability of a community

DISASTER NURSING

DISASTER NURSING TERMINOLOGIES

Vulnerability

and Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

and Triage

Psychological First Aid

Mental Health and Psychosocial Support

and Health Cluster Approach

NATURAL VS. TECHNOLOGICAL

TECHNOLOGICAL DISASTERS

EXTERNAL DISASTERS

ACTIVE FAULTS AND TRENCHES

METEOROLOGICAL / HYDROLOGICAL

BIOLOGICAL

Prevention of Biological Hazards

Prevention of Biological Disasters

Post-Disaster Epidemic Prevention.

Role of the State and Government.

Environmental Degradation.

Technological Disaster.

Transitional Human Shelters.

USAID (United States Agency for International Development): Transitional Shelter.

PRE-DISASTER.

NCM one hundred twenty: Disaster Nursing Week three: Disaster Management Continuum: Pre-Impact Phase.

Prevention.

Mitigation.

SUMMARY: Difference between Prevention and Mitigation.

Disaster Risk Reduction Frameworks.

Key Functions:

HYOGO Framework for Action.

Five Priority Areas:

Philippine DRRM.

Four Thematic Pillars:

Hazard, Risk, and Vulnerability Analysis.

Two. Definition of HRVA.

Three. Definition of Terms.

Four. Purpose of HRVA.

Five. Importance of HRVA.

Six. Uses of HRVA.

Three. Community Planning.

Seven. Conclusion.

Site-Specific Hazard, Risk, and Vulnerability Analysis.

Two. Hospital-Based HRVA.

Four. Comparative Analysis: Hospital versus Community HRVA.

Six. Conclusion.

PREPAREDNESS.

Nursing Roles

Hospital Readiness

Earthquake

Nursing Roles

Continuity planning:

Mass casualty triage:

Psychological first aid:

Hospital Readiness

Volcanic Eruption

Nursing Roles

Hygiene and water safety:

Hospital Readiness

Typhoons, floods, and tsunamis

Nursing Roles

Disease surveillance:

First aid and clinical care:

Psychosocial support:

Hospital Readiness

Family Communication Plan during disasters

Before a Disaster

During a Disaster

After a Disaster

Personal and Home Disaster Preparedness

Food and Water

Health and Hygiene

First Aid Kit

Medicines

Protection

Tools and Communication

Power

Signaling

Important Documents and Cash

Emergency Cash

Basic Preparedness skills

Consideration for vulnerable groups, children, elderly, and people with disabilities.

Elderly and People with Disabilities

PACE Planning

P - Primary

A - Alternate

C - Contingency

E - Emergency

Why PACE planning matters:

Decision Making On:

When to Choose Shelter-in-Place

Key Reminders:

EVACUATION (BUGGING OUT)

Four Essential Components of Bugging Out

The Bug Out Bag (BOB)

The Bug Out Vehicle (BOV)

The Bug Out Location (BOL)

When to Choose Evacuation

Key Decision Factors

GROUP TWO - BSN FOUR A:

DISASTER TRIAGE

DISASTER TRIAGE Triage during:

A. Triage Systems Used in the Philippines

B. Triage Categories

II. MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT (MCI) RESPONSE A. Scene and Patient Management

B. Philippine MCI Challenges

Ethical Dilemmas

Typhoon - Related Flooding

A. Disaster Profile

B. Triage Priorities in Mass Flooding Events

C. Nursing Responsibilities

B. Subacute/Post-Impact Phase

EARTH-QUAKE COLLAPSE SCENARIOS

A. Disaster Profile

B. Triage Priorities in Collapse Events

C. Specialized Nursing Interventions

B. Compartment Syndrome

C. Psychological Trauma

FIRE and STAMPEDE INCIDENTS

A. Fire Incidents

A two. Fire-Specific Triage Priorities

A three. Nursing Interventions

B. Stampede Incidents

B two. Triage Priorities in Stampede Events

B three. Nursing Interventions

DISASTER TRIAGE CATEGORIES

START

IMMEDIATE/EMERGENT (CLASS ONE) RED

CONDITIONS

BONE FRACTURES

INTEGUMENTARY

MINIMAL/NON-URGENT (CLASS THREE) GREEN

CONDITIONS

EXPECTANT (CLASS FOUR) BLACK

START: Potential Problems with Children

Why do we need a pediatric tool?

STEP ONE

STEP TWO

STEP Five

MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT RESPONSE

SCENE SIZE-UP AND SAFETY

Steps followed during a scene size-up:

Four. Establish a command post

PATIENT IDENTIFICATION

· The ABCDE strategy

RAPID PRIMARY ASSESSMENT

ONGOING ASSESSMENT

REPEAT INITIAL ASSESSMENT

CHECK INTERVENTIONS

B. PHILIPPINE MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT CHALLENGES

ETHICAL DILEMMAS

The following are ethical dilemmas of MASS CASUALTY INCIDENT:

PEDIATRIC VERSUS ADULT PATIENTS

Ethical principles involved:

EXPECTANT PATIENTS WITH LIMITED RESOURCES

Universally Accepted Hospital Emergency Color Codes

One. The "Correction" Protocol

Two. The Risk of "Resource Misallocation"

Three. "The Boy Who Cried Wolf" Effect

Four. Legal and Professional Standing

DOH Disaster Alert Levels

NDRRMC Disaster Alert Codes

NDRRMC Rainfall/Flood Warning Codes

In the Philippines, emergency response is a combination of nationwide "Unified" hotlines and specialized local numbers.

Two. Cebu City Emergency Hotlines

Primary Cebu City Shortcuts

If you prank call nine one one, one six six, or any emergency line, you face the following consequences:

Two. Advanced Tracking (You Will Be Caught)

Three. Consequences for Minors

Four. Real-World Impact

Overview

This document explores the concept of disaster nursing, focusing on the Philippines' vulnerability to natural and technological disasters. It highlights the need for prepared nursing professionals to manage the health impacts of such disasters and outlines key terminologies and strategies related to disaster risk reduction and management.

Key Points

1The Philippines is highly vulnerable to disasters due to its geographic location
2Disaster nursing involves professional knowledge to assist in emergency situations
3Key components of disaster management include preparedness, response, and recovery
4Various types of disasters can be either natural or man-made
5The role of nurses is crucial in providing support and care to disaster victims

Details

Authors: Abucejo, Aniban, Camacho, Guerrero, Tan, Yuson
Category: Health and Medicine

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