Clean Up on Aisle Five
(Spill Response)
(Spill Response)
1. The phone number you call when a spill is identified
What is 4-911?
1. The device that you manually use to trigger the building fire alarm
What is the manual pull station?
1. When providing ventilations, you recheck for breathing and a pulse every _____minutes
What is Two minutes?
1. The number of compressions you provide for an adult during a CPR cycle
What are 30 compressions?
2. Another term for Level 2 of HAZWOPER responder on the Occupant Team.
What is, Operations level?
2. The OEP Team assembly location when you receive notification of an emergency
Where is the lobby in each building or security command post?
2. The primary assessment acronym
What is ABC? Airway, breathing, and circulatory status
2. An action you take when caring for a person who is choking.
What are back blows then chest thrusts?
3. There are this many levels of hazardous material response.
What are 5 levels?
1. Awareness
2. Operations
3. Materials Techs
4. Materials Specialists
5. On scene Incident Commander
3. The first section in the Occupant Emergency Team Response Guide
What is Contacts section?
3. Name 3 of the primary bloodborne pathogens.
What is Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV?
3. The technique that is used to clear an unconscious patients mouth of vomit
What is a finger sweep?
4. Identify hazard of the blue area in the NFPA 704 Label
What is Health?
4. The number of fire extinguishers that can be used to put out a fire.
What is one fire extinguisher?
4. The oxygen delivery device that provides the lowest concentration of oxygen
What is the nasal cannuala?
4. A person who has stopped breathing but has a pulse.
What is Respiratory Arrest?