Prepare, Respond, Recover, Mitigate, Prevent
Types of Emergencies
Rescuing
Signals
Misc.
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Five aspects of emergency preparedness.

What is Preparedness, Response, Recovery, and Mitigation and Prevention?

100

Distance flammable debris should be removed away from your home.

What is 100 feet?

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Three was to save someone that is drowning.
What is reach, throw, and row?
100
Signal for yes (survivor signal).
What is Y?
100
Where to have smoke alarms.
What is in each bedroom, outside each sleeping area, and on every level of the home?
200

The most important thing that you need access to when there is a disaster.

What is clean water?

200

Three types of home emergencies.

What is fire, explosion, and gas leak?

200
The rule for when your clothes are on fire.
What is stop, drop, roll, and cool?
200
Signal for require medical assistance (survivor signal).
What is X?
200
A gas that is colorlees and odorless.
What is carbon monoxide?
300

Five things you should have in a family emergency kit.

What is a three day supple of water (1 gallon per person each day), nonperishable food, eating utensils, special foods (for babies, elderly people, and medications), first-aid kit, battery radio, flashlight/lantern, extra batteries, waterproof matches (or matches in a container), blankets/sleepingbag (for each family member), extra clothing, face masks (for air filter), soap/wipes/antibacterial gel, toilet paper, emergency toilet, copies of important family documents, whistle (no signal for help), local maps, and money?

300
How to pervent mountain accidents.
What is having the right equipment?
300
Who to call when you need help.
What is 911?
300
Signal for nothing found; will continue search (search parties signal).
What is N N?
300
How far downwind a car horn can be heard.
What is one mile?
400

Five things in a personal emergency service pack.

What is poncho/raincoat, clean clothing, toothbrush, toothpaste, soap, comb/brush, needle, thread, shoelaces, toilet paper, sleeping bag, ground cloth, maps of area, 50 feet or rope (nylon), hand ax, folding saw, pocket knife, water treatment equipment, cooking kit, canteen, flashlight, battery radio, extra batteries, hard hat, other equipment for weather conditions, first-aid kit, waterproof matches (or matches in a container), emergency ration, pencil, small notebook, handkerchief, compass (GPS), map, facial tissues, work gloves, and face mask (for air filtering)?

400
Three weather emergencies.
What is flooding, tornado, and hurricane?
400

Three long-distance emergency methods for moving an injured person.

What is four-handed seat, two-handed seat, and stretcher?

400
Signal for operation completed (search parties signal).
What is L L L?
400
One way to signal a rescue aircraft.
What is mirror, groung signals, and body signals?
500

Five things in a major preparedness kit.

What is emergency phone numbers, emergency numbers for out-of-area, fire extinguisher, tool kit, chart showing shut off valves are, fire escape ladder, portable stove (that uses butane or charcoal, gloves and clothing (for cleaning up chemical spills), covered containers (that can be sealed tightly, garden house, and mobile phone?

500
Five emergencies in the outdoors.
What is mountain/backcountry, avalanche, rockslides, snowslides, and boating?
500
Three ice-rescue methods.
What is reach, throw, and go?
500
Signal for pick us up, aircraft abandened (standard body signal).
What is someone standing up straight with both hands straight up in the air?
500
When the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service (RACES) was created.
What is in 1952?
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