Presentación: Emergency Response Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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Gizelle Ponzillo

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Emergency Response Quiz: Test Your KnowledgeVersión en línea A fun multiple-choice quiz to enhance your emergency response skills. por Gizelle Ponzillo 1 Earthquake: Get Under Cover During an earthquake, it is crucial to get under cover to protect yourself from falling debris. Find a sturdy piece of furniture, such as a table or desk, and take cover until the shaking stops. 2 Earthquake: Check for Injuries It is important to check yourself for injuries as soon as the shaking stops. Look for any visible signs of harm, such as cuts, bruises, or swelling. If you are not injured, check on others around you and offer assistance if it is safe to do so. 3 Earthquake: Check Gas and Water for Leaks Inspect your home for gas and water leaks. If you smell gas, turn off the gas supply and evacuate immediately. Do not use matches or electrical devices. 4 Fire: Get Out of the Area In case of a fire, get out of the area as quickly as possible. Do not attempt to gather belongings; your safety is the priority. 5 Fire: Call 911 Once you are safe, call 911 to report the fire. Provide clear information about the location and any details that may assist firefighters. 6 Fire: Let Firefighters Work After reporting the fire, let firefighters work. Stay at a safe distance and do not interfere with their operations. 7 Poisoning on Skin: Remove Poisoned Clothing If you suspect poisoning on the skin, remove any clothes with poison immediately to prevent further exposure. 8 Poisoning on Skin: Rinse with Water Rinse the affected area with water for 15 minutes to help remove the poison. Ensure that the water is clean and safe. 9 Poisoning on Skin: Call Poison Control After rinsing, call Poison Control for further instructions and assistance. Provide them with details about the poison. 10 Landslide: Be Ready to Evacuate In case of a landslide, be ready to evacuate immediately. Know your evacuation routes and have a plan in place. 11 Landslide: Listen to News for Instructions Stay informed by listening to news for updates and instructions from local authorities regarding the situation. 12 Landslide: Report Broken Power Lines If you encounter broken power lines, report them immediately to the authorities to prevent accidents and ensure safety. 13 Flood: Be Ready to Evacuate During a flood, be ready to evacuate as soon as you receive warnings. Have an emergency kit prepared. 14 Flood: Go to Higher Ground If flooding occurs, go to higher ground to avoid rising waters. Stay away from low-lying areas. 15 Flood: Don't Walk in Moving Water During a flood, do not walk in moving water. The force of the current can sweep you away, and you may not be able to see hazards beneath the surface, such as sharp objects. 16 Active Shooter: Lock All Doors In the event of an active shooter, lock all doors and close blinds to secure your location. 17 Active Shooter: Turn Off Lights Turn off lights, computers, and phones to remain undetected. Silence all devices to avoid drawing attention. 18 Active Shooter: Get Down and Stay Quiet Get down and stay quiet until help arrives. Remain calm and listen for instructions from law enforcement.

Emergency Response Quiz: Test Your KnowledgeVersión en línea

A fun multiple-choice quiz to enhance your emergency response skills.

por Gizelle Ponzillo

Earthquake: Get Under Cover

During an earthquake, it is crucial to get under cover to protect yourself from falling debris. Find a sturdy piece of furniture, such as a table or desk, and take cover until the shaking stops.

Earthquake: Check for Injuries

It is important to check yourself for injuries as soon as the shaking stops. Look for any visible signs of harm, such as cuts, bruises, or swelling. If you are not injured, check on others around you and offer assistance if it is safe to do so.

Earthquake: Check Gas and Water for Leaks

Inspect your home for gas and water leaks. If you smell gas, turn off the gas supply and evacuate immediately. Do not use matches or electrical devices.

Fire: Get Out of the Area

In case of a fire, get out of the area as quickly as possible. Do not attempt to gather belongings; your safety is the priority.

Fire: Call 911

Once you are safe, call 911 to report the fire. Provide clear information about the location and any details that may assist firefighters.

Fire: Let Firefighters Work

After reporting the fire, let firefighters work. Stay at a safe distance and do not interfere with their operations.

Poisoning on Skin: Remove Poisoned Clothing

If you suspect poisoning on the skin, remove any clothes with poison immediately to prevent further exposure.

Poisoning on Skin: Rinse with Water

Rinse the affected area with water for 15 minutes to help remove the poison. Ensure that the water is clean and safe.

Poisoning on Skin: Call Poison Control

After rinsing, call Poison Control for further instructions and assistance. Provide them with details about the poison.

Landslide: Be Ready to Evacuate

In case of a landslide, be ready to evacuate immediately. Know your evacuation routes and have a plan in place.

Landslide: Listen to News for Instructions

Stay informed by listening to news for updates and instructions from local authorities regarding the situation.

Landslide: Report Broken Power Lines

If you encounter broken power lines, report them immediately to the authorities to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

Flood: Be Ready to Evacuate

During a flood, be ready to evacuate as soon as you receive warnings. Have an emergency kit prepared.

Flood: Go to Higher Ground

If flooding occurs, go to higher ground to avoid rising waters. Stay away from low-lying areas.

Flood: Don't Walk in Moving Water

During a flood, do not walk in moving water. The force of the current can sweep you away, and you may not be able to see hazards beneath the surface, such as sharp objects.

Active Shooter: Lock All Doors

In the event of an active shooter, lock all doors and close blinds to secure your location.

Active Shooter: Turn Off Lights

Turn off lights, computers, and phones to remain undetected. Silence all devices to avoid drawing attention.

Active Shooter: Get Down and Stay Quiet

Get down and stay quiet until help arrives. Remain calm and listen for instructions from law enforcement.

Emergency Response Quiz: Test Your Knowledge

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