Patient/Staff
Safety & IP&C
Safety & IP&C
This is the system used to report an incident related to people and property.
What is RL6 or What is Unusual Occurrence Reporting?
There are 3 ways Alarm Codes are activated.
What are:
1) Manual pull stations
2) Fire Alarm keyed exits (where installed)
3) Automatic Detection
Code Green is called in the event it is necessary to _________________ the building
What is evacuate?
Where the Hand Hygiene Audit results are posted for public view.
What is the Homewood website:
www.homewoodhealth.com
Upon discovering smoke or fire, remember the R.A.C.E. acronym. (Hint: It's not race out of the building)
What is:
Rescue
Alarm
Contain
Extinguish
These are the 3 successive stages of evacuation:
H ______________
V ______________
T ______________
What are:
1) Horizontal
2) Vertical
3) Total
One of the primary purposes of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) is to facilitate a strong I_______ R ________ S ______ in the workplace. To this end, the OHSA lays out the duties of employers, supervisors, workers, constructors and workplace owners.
What is the Internal Responsibility System?
When a Code Red is called in your building:
1) Remain _________
2) Post ________
3) Check that all rooms are ________
4) _________ staff/patients for evacuation.
What are:
Remain Calm
Post Sentries
Check that all rooms are evacuated/empty
Assemble staff/patients for evacuation
There may be instances where there are no signals. What is the extension number to call for information?
What is 32321?
(found at the top of the Desktop Phone Directory)
Who is your supervisor/manager?
When using a portable fire extinguisher, remember the acronym P.A.S.S.
What is:
1) Pull
2) Aim
3) Squeeze
4) Sweep
Patients are assembled for evacuation according to their physical condition. One is "Ambulatory". Name the other two.
What are:
1) Semi-Ambulatory
2) Non Ambulatory