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Fire Safety
Thunderstorm/Tornado Safety
Earthquake Safety
Flood Safety
Misc.
100

What is the acronym for what to do in a fire?

RACE

R. Rescue

A. Alarm

C. Contain

E. Extinguish/Evacuate

100

Should you have residents near windows during a tornado?

No. You should stay away from windows, outside walls, and doors.

100

What are the 3 things you need to do during an Earthquake?

DROP

COVER

HOLD ON

100

True or False

Flooding is the most common natural disaster in the U.S.?

TRUE!

More than 140 flashfloods occur each year

100

What natural disasters will Kings be most likely to deal with?

Flood, Tornado, Thunderstorm, or Earthquake

200

What is the acronym for what to do with the fire extinguisher? 

P.A.S.S.

P. Pull

A. Aim

S. Squeeze

S. Sweep

200

If a resident is going to remain in the bed during a tornado, what are the 2 things you could do to protect this resident? 

1. Place covering over them

2. Move resident bed away from the window and if possible, in the hallway.

200

For residents in wheelchairs, what should you do to protect this resident during an earthquake?

Lock the wheels and protect back of the head

200

What should you do if flooding is imminent?

1. Turn off main gas valves, unplug appliances and electronics

2. Move furniture and important belongings above ground level

3. Shut off eletricity ONLY if flooding has not yet begun

200

Where are the Pull Stations located for a fire?

At every exterior door

300

During a fire, should resident doors be open or closed?

Closed

300

What is the difference in a watch and a warning?

A watch means the conditions are likely to occur. A warning means people should take action now.


300

For residents in bed, what should you do to protect this resident during an earthquake?

Protect head with pillow and move any objects that could potentially fall away from resident.

300

In the event of a disaster, where is the emergency water located at Kings?

Clean linen rooms on each side of the building!

300

Name the "Codes" Kings uses

Code Red – Fire/Explosion

Code Blue – Cardiac/Respiratory Arrest

Code Black – Bomb Threat

Code Yellow – Fall/Need Assistance

Code Grey – Combative Person

Code Silver – Active Shooter/Hostage Situation

Code Orange – Hazmat Incident

Code Green – Activate Disaster Plan

Code Brown – Severe Weather

Code Walker – Elopement/Missing Resident