Emergency Basics
Protecting Participants
Take Action
If You Can't Run
Fight
100

This is who you should call when it is safe to report an active shooter 

What is 911

100

Many participants may need help doing this during an emergency.

What is evacuate (Run)?

100

If there is a safe way out, this is the preferred response.

What is Run (Evacuate)?

100

If evacuation is not safe, staff should do this.

What is Hide?

100

Fight should only be used when.

What is a last resort?

200

This is the first thing you should do when you hear gunshots or learn there is an active shooter.

What is stay calm and follow emergency procedures?

200

Wheelchairs and walkers are examples of these.

What are mobility aids?


200

Staff and clients should leave these behind because they slow evacuation.

What are personal belongings?

200

Doors should be locked and this whenever possible.

What is barricaded?

200

Fight is appropriate only when there is no way to run or hide and your life is in this situation.

What is immediate danger?

300

Staff should know these before an emergency happens.

What are emergency exits and safe rooms?

300

Staff should stay with participants whenever it is safe to do so because participants may feel this.

What is confused or afraid?

300

Staff should encourage participants to move toward these.

What are emergency exits?

300

Cell phones should be placed on this setting.

What is silent?

300

During a fight response, staff should work together to do this.

What is stop or distract the attacker?

400

The three words that summarize active shooter response.

What is Run, Hide, Fight?

400

This system pairs a staff member with one or more participants during emergencies.

What is the Buddy System?

400

Once outside, staff should go to this pre-designated location.

What is the assembly area?

400

Staff and participants should stay out of sight and away from these.

What are doors and windows?

400

Everyday items nearby may be used as these.

What are improvised defensive tools?

500

Regular practice of emergency procedures is called this.

What are drills?

500

Staff should know which participants need extra assistance because of these limitations.

What are mobility, hearing, vision, or memory limitations?

500

After evacuating, staff should do this to account for participants.

What is take attendance or a head count?

500

While hiding, staff should remain this.

What is quiet and calm?

500

If staff decide to fight, they should commit to this type of action.

What is decisive and aggressive action?

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