Immediate Evacuation
Three things you should do if there's an earthquake and you are in the breakroom.
Drop to the floor.
Cover head and neck with arms and take cover against the wall.
Hold onto furniture if under it and hold position until shaking stops.
There is an emergency medical situation and you are tasked to find the AED. You run here.
The firefighter/Connex #3.
This person is the program manager and the key contact for the Auburn test site.
Dawn Spellman
The month and year that the Auburn site opened to the public.
September 2020
Two questions you would ask if you're on the phone with someone and received a bomb threat.
Where is the bomb?
When is it going to explode?
What will cause the bomb to explode?
What does the bomb look like?
What kind of bomb is it?
Why did you place the bomb?
Cancel appointments and notify patients with an appointment by text or phone call that the site will be closed.
You are alone at Greeter #1. Someone from the media wants to do a quick interview with you to talk about how great of a job you and the site is doing providing essential testing services. This is what you do.
Tell them you are unfortunately unable to speak to anyone from the media without permission from the KC communications team.
Call over a supervisor if they are persistent who will give them contact information for people they can reach out to.
This is the emergency onsite gathering location.
Staff parking lot behind office.
(Must get both answers correct.)
Person A: Has been at the site since it opened.
Person B: Enjoys playing the game, Magic: The Gathering.
A: Suzy
B: Marcus
One thing you should always do in every emergency procedure when it's safe to do so (e.g. bomb threat, fire, weapon threat/active shooter)
Call 911.
Two places that staff should NOT take shelter in if thunder is heard/lightning is seen and thunder is heard less than 30 seconds afterward.
2. Connexes/sheds (Made of metal)
A patient asks you a question about how long they should isolate/quarantine if they test positive for COVID. You know that you should refer them to the PICC line for medical questions and that you can find the PICC line's phone number here (name one place).
1. On the KC website
2. On the laminated document next to each tent flap.
3. Radio an RT supervisor to provide you the number.
For infection control purposes, you are not allowed to do this while inside the tent.
Eat food.
(Must get all answers correct.)
Person A has played the saxophone for 19 years.
Person B had an emo phase when they were younger.
Person C once got lost on a hill.
A: Cece
B: Lara
C: Jose
Three fire extinguisher locations on-site.
Office, Breakroom, Tents
Four ways to prevent heat stress illnesses when it's extremely hot.
1. Hydrate frequently
2. Stay under tents/in shade
3. Wear sunscreen
4. Wear hats and other protective clothing
5. Take a cooling break
It's a hot summer day and you notice that an RT in your lane doesn't look well. They say they're having a headache, sweating excessively, and feel dizzy. They say they'll probably be fine, don't want to tell anyone else, and continue registering patients.
You decide to do this.
Supervisors will make sure that the RT is OK, tell them to take extra breaks, hydrate, and go home if needed.
The two regular police officers that are onsite every week.
Roy and Scott
(Must get all answers correct.)
Person A once tripped over an electrical cord and delayed their class for around 30 minutes.
Person B owns a boat.
Person C once fell off a high chair in a club because it was "really high."
Person A: Bethany
Person B: Molly
Person C: Tamara
The PASS acronym explains how to ____ and it stands for ____.
Explains how to use a fire extinguisher.
It stands for:
(P)ull the pin
(A) Aim at base of fire
(S) Squeeze the handle
(S) Sweep from side to side
The High/Danger range on the heat index is __ deg F to __ deg F.
103 degrees F to 115 degrees F
FINAL JEOPARDY (RESERVED AS LAST QUESTION)
A patient comes to the site and refuses to wear a mask. They start to get angry and yell at you that Washington has lifted the mask mandate. You remember these six tips on handling verbally abusive patients.
1. Acknowledge YOUR feelings
2. Breathe
3. Acknowledge PATIENT'S feelings
4. Set limits if Necessary/Call RT supervisor and FF supervisor to handle the patients
5. Debrief
6. Self Care
The new combo code that went into effect in February 2022.
005154341.
Jamal graduated high school during this year.
1997