General
Temperatures
Weather
Medical
Threats
100

You have to memorize every emergency protocol to be prepared (true or false)

False. You can always call team members or managers on Teams to receive support, and you can always review the document.

100

One way you can stay safe on a hot tour and one way you can stay safe on a cold tour (multiple correct answers).

Possible hot answers: water, sunscreen, hat, umbrella, staying in the shade, going inside, fan

Possible cold answers: coat, hat, gloves, hand warmers, going inside
100

The first thing you do if it begins hailing on tour

Seek shelter/ go inside/ find cover

100

If someone experiences a medical emergency on tour, you can leave them and continue the tour once Emergency Medical Services (EMS) have been called (True or False).

FALSE. Always stay with the injured person until EMS arrives. Make sure to call professional staff on Teams, too, so we can come help you!

100

This is where you should walk daily tour visitors if campus goes on lockOUT.

7th Street Parking Garage, so they can safely return home.

200

The first thing you do in any emergency situation, always.

Get yourself and your group out of immediate danger.

200

The temperature range in which it is too hot for a full-length tour, so the length should be abbreviated to 30 minutes.

90-100 Degrees Fahrenheit

200

The length of time a tour should be postponed before being cancelled when there is lightning within 5 miles of campus

30 minutes

200

Name the first all you should make during a serious medical emergency, then name the second call you should make.

9-1-1, then pro staff (Edwardo, Alysha, Ashly, etc.)

200

This is the message you send in Teams if you need support with a student acting strange or angry in the vicinity.

"Orange Folder Welcome Desk"

300

One item you should bring with you on every tour to be prepared in case of emergency (Multiple Correct Answers)

Possible answers: tour pack, cell phone, printed emergency protocols, first aid kit, water

300

The temperature limit for the hottest the weather can be before the tour should be cancelled.

101 Degrees Fahrenheit 

300

The maximum amount of hours before a tour that a tornado warning can take effect that will result in tour cancellation

2 Hours. The same goes for a severe flood warning!

300

Name the app you should have downloaded to get quick medical emergency instructions.

Red Cross First Aid

300

Name one thing you can do if you feel you are in danger with a person acting strange or aggressive at the welcome desk (multiple correct answers).

Possible answers: send "Red Folder" to Priority Chat, press the Panic Button under the desk, Leave the desk and go into the locked break room,

400

The name of the chat in Teams you should use if there is suspicious activity at the welcome desk

PRIORITY CHAT!

400

The temperature range in which it is too cold for a full-length tour, so the length should be abbreviated to 30 minutes.

0-20 Degrees Fahrenheit

400

The building you and the tour group should stay south of in case of unexpected flooding

St. Cajetan's

400

You need this in order to administer CPR or use an AED machine on a visitor experiencing respiratory distress

Training/Certification

400

These are the three lines of defense when there is an active harmer on campus, in order

Run, Hide, Fight.

500

One digital resource you can download, save, or subscribe to on your cell phone to be prepared in case of emergency (Multiple Correct Answers)

Possible answers: Campus RAVE alerts, Auraria Police Phone Number, Red Cross First Aid App
500

The temperature limit for the coldest the weather can be before the tour should be cancelled.

0 Degrees Fahrenheit 
500

The Air Quality Index range where tours will run normally

0-99. Bonus fact: 100-150 we run a 30-minute tour, 150+ tour is cancelled!

500

Some people with medical conditions wear this to provide strangers with information including medications and emergency contacts.

A bracelet

500

This is the location of the Admissions evacuation meeting point if there is a fire or hazardous material spill.

North Entrance of King Center