Fire
Safety
is
so
important
100

What does the R in "RACE" stand for?

Rescue- any person in immediate danger

100

What's the FIRST step in fire safety?

Remove the patient or patients from the area, then alert others.

100

It is important to know the nearest emergency exit. True or False?

TRUE

100

What does the C stand for in "RACE"?

Confine the fire- close doors and windows

100

Who does the responsibility for fire prevention belong to at work?

Everyone

200

What is safety?

The condition of being safe from undergoing or causing hurt, injury, or loss.

200

What does A stand for in "RACE"?

Alarm- alert others by activating the alarm and call the local fire department

200

Where should you aim the fire extinguisher during a fire?

At the base of the fire.

200

How can you prevent a fire at home?

Install smoke alarms on every level of your home, inside bedrooms, and outside of sleeping areas.

200

How can you prevent an electrical fire?

Not overloading an electrical circuit

300

Who's at risk for fire injury?

All ages are at risk, but people 65 through 74 are twice as likely to be killed or injured in fires.

300

What are common fire hazards?

Electrical equipment, flammable materials, and open flames

300

How many classes of fire extinguishers are there?

There are 3 classes. 

300

Test smoke alarms every month. True or False?

True.

300
What does the E stand for in "RACE"?

Extinguish- put out the fire if possible with a fire extinguisher

400

What is a fire blanket?

A device used to smother small, contained fires by cutting off their oxygen supply.

400

What is the potential damage caused by fire?

Loss of life, property, and information

400

How do you use a fire extinguisher?

Use the "PASS" method- Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep

400

A fire occurred at Tennova Health and Rehab due to the heating and air system. True or False?

True.

400

Where should flammable liquids be kept in the hospital/clinical setting?

Only in flammable storage lockers.

500

Should someone with a lit cigarette be around an oxygen tank?

No.

500

A patient comes in with burns to the face, neck, and chest. What is your first priority as the nurse?

Assess the patients ABC's

500

What is one example of preventing a fire in a hospital setting?

Make sure to keep open flames away from any oxygen tank. 

500

What are 3 common words to remember if you or someone else is on fire?

"Stop, Drop, and Roll"

500

What is the number 1 cause for a hospital fire?

Electrical malfunctions