Potential Emergencies
Enumerate 3 natural disasters in the CNMI.
Earthquake, flood, typhoon, tsunami
The kind of approach that a center/program has to take where a program analyzes the risk to determine which to prioritize and plan for common elements in all disasters.
"All Hazard Approach"
Any unplanned event that can cause deaths or significant injuries to employees, customers, or the public
Emergency
Widespread disease outbreak, flu-pandemic, death
The response plan to take in case of fire and tsunami.
Evacuation
The ability to react appropriately by knowing what measures should be taken before, during, and after an emergency.
Emergency Preparedness
Active shooter, family violence
The response plan to take if there is an armed intruder or any threat of violence.
Lockdown
What are the three phases of Emergency preparedness?
Preparedness, Recovery, Response
Aside from natural disasters, health emergencies and acts of violence, share one emergency that can occur in a child care setting.
Power/water outage, lost or missing child, fire.
The response plan to take in case of heavy rain and strong winds.
Shelter-in-Place
once a year