Tornado
Fire
ALICE
Injury
100

What are tornado safe spots called?

Tornado shelters

100

What's the worst thing to do during a fire?

Do nothing.

100

What is an ALICE drill?

A type of emergency preparedness exercise that is designed to train individuals on how to respond in the event of an active shooter or violent intruder situation.

100

Who do you call when someone is seriously injured?

911

200

Where should you go during a tornado?

In a room with no windows/away from windows and no doors leading outside.

200

If you smell smoke or hear the smoke alarm, what should you do first?

Evacuate the building immediately.

200

What should you NOT do during an active lockdown?

Be the hero; go out and confront the intruder yourself. You could get yourself hurt, or killed.

200

What do you do if someone has suffered a head injury?

Do NOT move them. Movement can worsen the injury, particularly to the brain and spine. Moving them could increase pressure on the brain, cause further bleeding or swelling, and potentially lead to permanent brain damage or paralysis. 

300

What do you do if you're stuck outside?

Hide in a ditch or find shelter inside. NO CARS OR BRIDGES.

300

Why should you avoid using a ladder to escape a fire?

Ladders are not strong enough to support your weight and may be damaged by the fire.

300

What do you do if there's an active shooter in the building?

Barricade/lock the door, cover the windows, and hide where you won't be visible from the door, or windows.

300

What do you do when someone is losing a lot of blood?

Apply pressure to the wound.

400

What should you do to protect yourself during a tornado?

Cover your head with your arms and get low

400

What should you do if your clothes catch on fire?

Stop, drop, and roll.

400

Why is it important to practice lockdown drills?

Lockdown drills are crucial for school safety as they familiarize students and staff with emergency procedures, improving response times and potentially saving lives. These drills build muscle memory for quicker, more effective reactions during an actual crisis, reducing confusion and fear. Furthermore, they help identify and address any weaknesses in the school's lockdown plan, reinforcing safety protocols.

400

If someone has a bad fall, what might make you think they had broken a bone?

Intense pain, swelling, and bruising, as well as a deformity or visible bone sticking out of the skin.

500

What scale are tornadoes measured on?

Enhanced Fujita Scale (EF)

500

True or false: It's safe to open a door that feels hot if you can see the fire on the other side.

False

500

What does ALICE stand for?

Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate

500

What should we do to help someone who has a burn?

Cool the burn over cold running water for at least 20 minutes.

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