DWC Training: Emergency Reporting Quiz

Questions and Answers

In the event of a power failure, the safest thing to do is:

Use a battery-operated lantern / flashlight for lighting

If there is no basement, or the people with whom you are working cannot get downstairs, the safest place in a tornado is an inside hall or room with no windows.

True

Which of the following actions should NOT be taken when evacuating during a fire?

Assist others

Call 911 before evacuating (correct)

Leave the premises

Search for belongings

Which of the following is NOT a safe driving technique?

While driving I should answer my cell phone Signup and view all the answers

During a real fire, staff should be able to locate/operate all of the following EXCEPT:

A person's sentimental items Signup and view all the answers

When a tornado has been sighted in the area, a tornado WARNING is issued.

True Signup and view all the answers

Which in the following list may be fire hazards?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

During a power outage, you should:

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

In case of a heating failure during cold weather, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

Use a gas oven to heat the house Signup and view all the answers

Smoke is the most serious threat to a fire victim. Staff can protect the people they work with and themselves by:

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following are environmental hazards for which you must be prepared?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

Fire is more dangerous than smoke.

False Signup and view all the answers

Before evacuating, during a fire or other emergency, you should call 911 first.

False Signup and view all the answers

Using a cell phone or texting while driving doesn't affect your ability to drive.

False Signup and view all the answers

Your BEST source of information in most emergencies is:

Battery-powered radio, TV, NOAA weather radio Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following actions should we NOT take if we think we smell gas in the home?

Turn on lights Signup and view all the answers

As a staff member, you are responsible to:

As a staff member you are responsible to: Signup and view all the answers

Your first responsibility in a fire emergency is to fight the fire.

False Signup and view all the answers

Some winter supplies you should carry in your vehicle are:

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

As support staff, you are responsible to:

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

When a tornado is possible, a tornado WATCH is issued.

True Signup and view all the answers

Your first responsibility in a fire emergency is to evacuate the people with whom you are working.

True Signup and view all the answers

When preparing or responding to an emergency knowing what to do and responding correctly is everyone's responsibility.

True Signup and view all the answers

If caught outside in a thunderstorm:

Stay away from high-ground areas Signup and view all the answers

People we support should not be included in learning and taking part in the emergency preparedness plan.

False Signup and view all the answers

Heidi is being taken to the Emergency Room for treatment of poisoning. What should be sent with her?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is a way to prepare for possible isolation in winter storms?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

When calling 9-1-1, you should give the address, talk slowly and clearly, and describe the situation.

True Signup and view all the answers

During thunderstorms and lightning, we should stay in a safe area until the storm has stopped for at least 30 minutes.

True Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following accurately describes the fire triangle?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Emergency Reporting and Safety Tips

In power failures, utilize battery-operated lanterns or flashlights for illumination.
For tornado safety, seek shelter in an inside room or hall without windows if no basement is available.
Do not call 911 before evacuating during a fire; prioritize evacuation first.
Avoid distractions while driving, such as answering cell phone calls.
Evacuation floor plans should detail primary and secondary routes in group home settings; staff must be proficient in the plan.
A tornado WARNING is issued when a tornado is spotted.
Common fire hazards include various items; consider all potential risks.
During power outages, follow all recommended safety protocols for the situation.
In heating failures during winter, do not use a gas oven as a heat source.
Smoke poses a greater danger to fire victims than flames; protect yourself and others.
Be aware of environmental hazards like fires, floods, etc., and prepare accordingly.
Smoke is more dangerous than fire; this statement is false.
Do not prioritize calling 911 before evacuating during emergencies; this statement is false.
Using a cell phone or texting while driving impairs driving ability; this is false.
Reliable information sources during emergencies include battery-powered radios and NOAA weather radios.
Avoid turning on or off lights if gas is suspected in the home.
Staff members are responsible for ensuring safety and proper emergency procedures.
The primary responsibility in a fire emergency is not to fight the fire but to evacuate individuals.
Carry essential winter supplies in your vehicle for preparedness.
Support staff responsibilities include multiple tasks related to safety.
A tornado WATCH indicates a potential for tornadoes; be on alert.
When evacuating during a fire, prioritize removing individuals to safety.
Everyone shares the responsibility to know and correctly respond to emergencies.
If caught outside in a thunderstorm, follow all recommended safety measures.
Involve those you support in the emergency preparedness plan; excluding them is false.
When someone is being treated for poisoning, send relevant information and items with them.
Prepare for potential isolation during winter storms by stocking necessary supplies.
When calling 911, provide clear details including the address and situation description.
Stay in a safe area for at least 30 minutes following thunderstorms and lightning.
The fire triangle comprises heat, fuel, and air (oxygen).

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Test your knowledge on emergency reporting and safety tips. This quiz covers essential actions to take during emergencies such as power failures and tornadoes. Ensure you're prepared with the right information to keep safe in various situations.

DWC Training: Emergency Reporting Quiz

Questions and Answers

In the event of a power failure, the safest thing to do is:

If there is no basement, or the people with whom you are working cannot get downstairs, the safest place in a tornado is an inside hall or room with no windows.

Which of the following actions should NOT be taken when evacuating during a fire?

Which of the following is NOT a safe driving technique?

During a real fire, staff should be able to locate/operate all of the following EXCEPT:

When a tornado has been sighted in the area, a tornado WARNING is issued.

Which in the following list may be fire hazards?

During a power outage, you should:

In case of a heating failure during cold weather, you should do all of the following EXCEPT:

Smoke is the most serious threat to a fire victim. Staff can protect the people they work with and themselves by:

Which of the following are environmental hazards for which you must be prepared?

Fire is more dangerous than smoke.

Before evacuating, during a fire or other emergency, you should call 911 first.

Using a cell phone or texting while driving doesn't affect your ability to drive.

Your BEST source of information in most emergencies is:

Which of the following actions should we NOT take if we think we smell gas in the home?

As a staff member, you are responsible to:

Your first responsibility in a fire emergency is to fight the fire.

Some winter supplies you should carry in your vehicle are:

As support staff, you are responsible to:

When a tornado is possible, a tornado WATCH is issued.

Your first responsibility in a fire emergency is to evacuate the people with whom you are working.

When preparing or responding to an emergency knowing what to do and responding correctly is everyone's responsibility.

If caught outside in a thunderstorm:

People we support should not be included in learning and taking part in the emergency preparedness plan.

Heidi is being taken to the Emergency Room for treatment of poisoning. What should be sent with her?

Which of the following is a way to prepare for possible isolation in winter storms?

When calling 9-1-1, you should give the address, talk slowly and clearly, and describe the situation.

During thunderstorms and lightning, we should stay in a safe area until the storm has stopped for at least 30 minutes.

Which of the following accurately describes the fire triangle?

Study Notes

Emergency Reporting and Safety Tips

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