Life Safety/Emergency Preparedness
Customer Service
Policy and Procedure
Infection Control
Abuse and Neglect
100

The first thing you should do if you discover a fire.

What is ensure resident safety and activate the alarm?

100

The most important part of positive customer service

What is respect and kindness?

100

Why dress code policies exist

What is to promote safety, professionalism, and consistency?

100

The single most effective way to prevent the spread of infection

What is hand hygiene?

100

The definition of abuse

What is intentional harm or mistreatment of a resident?

200

The acronym used for fire response procedures

What is RACE (Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Extinguish/Evacuate)?

200

How quickly call lights should be answered

What is as promptly as possible or per facility policy?

200

An example of unprofessional workplace behavior

What is using disrespectful language or inappropriate attire?

200

When gloves should be worn

What is when there is potential contact with blood or body fluids?

200

An example of neglect

What is failing to provide basic care such as food, hygiene, or safety?

300

The safest action during a tornado warning

What is move to an interior room away from windows?

300

What to do if a resident or family member is upset

What is listen calmly, acknowledge concerns, and seek help if needed?

300

What to do if you are unsure about a policy

What is ask a supervisor or refer to the employee handbook?

300

When Transmission-Based Precautions are required

What is when a resident has a known or suspected contagious infection?

300

Who is responsible for reporting suspected abuse

What is every staff member?

400

After the shaking stops, this is the first priority action staff must take during an earthquake emergency.

What is check for injuries and ensure resident safety before moving anyone?

400

A professional way to say “That’s not my job”  

What is “Let me find someone who can help you”?

400

When it is appropriate to use personal cell phones at work

What is only during approved breaks and away from resident care areas?

400

What to do if you are exposed to blood or body fluids

What is wash the area immediately and report the exposure per policy?

400

What to do if you witness abuse

What is ensure resident safety and report immediately?

500

The purpose of emergency drills.

What is to prepare staff to respond safely and effectively in emergencies?

500

Why tone and body language matter as much as words

What is because residents and families respond to how we act, not just what we say?

500

The consequence of repeated policy violations

What is disciplinary action up to and including termination?

500

Why PPE must be removed before leaving an isolation room

What is to prevent spreading germs outside the room?

500

Why reporting is required even if you are unsure

What is because staff are mandated reporters and protection comes first?

M
e
n
u