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Select all choices that would indicate an emergency.
- Fire alarm
- Someone falls in the hallway.
- A weather alert sound is heard on the weather radio.
- You look out the window and notice that a thunderstorm is moving in.
- All of the above

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For the scenarios described, check those that require action under the EAP.
- The fire alarm is activated, there is no smell of smoke, and co-workers do not seem alarmed.
- A winter storm warning has just been issued for the immediate area due to freezing rain.
- A co-worker who is a known diabetic faints.
- An email alert indicates that a tornado warning has been issued for Wake County.
- A visitor in the courthouse stops you in the hallway, appearing distressed due to pain they are experiencing in the chest and arms.
Correct Answer(s)

A. The fire alarm is activated, there is no smell of smoke, and co-workers do not seem alarmed.
A. A co-worker who is a known diabetic faints.
A. An email alert indicates that a tornado warning has been issued for Wake County.
A. A visitor in the courthouse stops you in the hallway, appearing distressed due to pain they are experiencing in the chest and arms.

Explanation

The scenarios that require action under the EAP are when the fire alarm is activated, a co-worker who is a known diabetic faints, an email alert indicates a tornado warning, and a visitor in the courthouse appears distressed due to chest and arm pain. In each of these situations, there is a potential threat to the safety or well-being of individuals, and immediate action is necessary to address the emergency and ensure the appropriate response and assistance are provided.

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Which of the following persons is likely to need assistance in an emergency? Select all that apply.
- A man in an electric wheelchair
- A woman who is using a cane
- A mother with a small child and a baby in a stroller
- A group of senior citizens who are touring the building after finishing a walking tour of downtown Raleigh
Correct Answer(s)

A. A man in an electric wheelchair
A. A woman who is using a cane
A. A mother with a small child and a baby in a stroller

Explanation

All three options mentioned in the answer are likely to need assistance in an emergency. The man in an electric wheelchair may have limited mobility and may require assistance in moving to a safe location. The woman using a cane may also have difficulty in quickly evacuating or navigating through obstacles during an emergency. Similarly, the mother with a small child and a baby in a stroller may need assistance in quickly moving to a safe place while managing the children.

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How do you determine the correct exit route in an emergency?
- Choose the exit closest to you.
- Choose the exit furthest from you.
- Follow someone you know down the hall.
- Choose not to exit.
Correct Answer

A. Choose the exit closest to you.

Explanation

In an emergency, it is important to choose the exit closest to you. This is because the closest exit will provide the shortest and quickest route to safety. Choosing the exit furthest from you would waste precious time and increase the risk of danger. Following someone you know down the hall may lead you in the wrong direction or to a dead end. Choosing not to exit is not a safe option as it puts you at risk of harm. Therefore, selecting the exit closest to you is the most logical and safest choice in an emergency situation.

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Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE? I should follow my own instincts when responding to an emergency because there are no guidelines I can follow that will tell me what to do.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement is false because there are guidelines and protocols that can help guide individuals in responding to emergencies. Following one's own instincts may not always be the best course of action, as it may lead to incorrect or ineffective responses. Guidelines and protocols are developed based on research, best practices, and expert knowledge, providing a structured approach to emergency situations. These guidelines ensure that responders have a standardized and effective approach to handling emergencies, maximizing the chances of a successful outcome.

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Use the floor plan below to identify the exit # that you would use for a fire emergency.
- Exit 1
- Exit 2
- Exit 3
- Exit 4
Correct Answer

A. Exit 2

Explanation

Based on the given floor plan, the exit number that should be used for a fire emergency is Exit 2.

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7.

Which of the following statements would not be true regarding weather, fire, or medical emergency?
- When leaving the building after hearing a fire alarm, use the nearest exit.
- If a tornado warning is issued that affects your location, use the basement of your building for shelter.
- After calling 911 as the result of a medical emergency, stay on the line with the dispatcher and follow their instructions.
- If a tornado warning is issued, leave the building as soon as you can and go home.
Correct Answer

A. If a tornado warning is issued, leave the building as soon as you can and go home.

Explanation

The statement "If a tornado warning is issued, leave the building as soon as you can and go home" would not be true regarding weather, fire, or medical emergency. During a tornado warning, it is not safe to leave the building and go home as tornadoes can be extremely dangerous and it is recommended to seek shelter in a basement or an interior room on the lowest level of the building.

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Certificate Of Successful Completion Assessment Quiz

Select all choices that would indicate an emergency.

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For the scenarios described, check those that require action under the EAP.

Which of the following persons is likely to need assistance in an emergency? Select all that apply.

How do you determine the correct exit route in an emergency?

Is the following statement TRUE or FALSE? I should follow my own instincts when responding to an emergency because there are no guidelines I can follow that will tell me what to do.

Use the floor plan below to identify the exit # that you would use for a fire emergency.

Which of the following statements would not be true regarding weather, fire, or medical emergency?