2015 -- Foundry Medical Emergency

1. During a Medical Event it is important to take good notes.

True

False

PERSPECTIVE REPORT WRITING CHECKLIST
 1. Date/Time: Date and time is recorded using military time.
 2. Identify Location: The complete location of the activity/request is included: Full Name of Building (acronym in parenthesis), street address, city/town/state, zip/postal code, country. Building location information is included if applicable.
 3. How Information Was Received: Introductory statement records how the information was received - By telephone, while on patrol, etc.
 4. Chronological Order/Events: Report provides a clear picture of events in chronological order.
 5. Action Entries: Report uses Action Entries for each new paragraph. Each paragraph is started with “At HHMM Hours”, unless it references additional detail related to information in the previous paragraph.
 6. Punctuation, Spelling: No contractions, codes, slang or abbreviations are used. Information is not recorded using all CAPS. No spelling errors.
 7. Names UPPER CASE: Last names are UPPER CASE.
 8. Description of Events: Report provides a clear picture of events in chronological order including participation of all parties involved.
 9. Use of Acronyms: Acronyms are used after initial reference. Acronyms for building or location are recorded for later reference. Example: World Wide Headquarters (WWHQ).
 10. Arrival/Departure/Identity of All Parties Involved: All parties are identified including title and role in the activity. Police, Ambulance or other outside parties are identified by name of city or name of company.
Description: Deere Employee reported experiencing chest pains. Factory Nurse and local EMS were dispatched. Employee was transported to General Hospital without further incident.

Explanation

PERSPECTIVE REPORT WRITING CHECKLIST
 1. Date/Time: Date and time is recorded using military time.
 2. Identify Location: The complete location of the activity/request is included: Full Name of Building (acronym in parenthesis), street address, city/town/state, zip/postal code, country. Building location information is included if applicable.
 3. How Information Was Received: Introductory statement records how the information was received - By telephone, while on patrol, etc.
 4. Chronological Order/Events: Report provides a clear picture of events in chronological order.
 5. Action Entries: Report uses Action Entries for each new paragraph. Each paragraph is started with “At HHMM Hours”, unless it references additional detail related to information in the previous paragraph.
 6. Punctuation, Spelling: No contractions, codes, slang or abbreviations are used. Information is not recorded using all CAPS. No spelling errors.
 7. Names UPPER CASE: Last names are UPPER CASE.
 8. Description of Events: Report provides a clear picture of events in chronological order including participation of all parties involved.
 9. Use of Acronyms: Acronyms are used after initial reference. Acronyms for building or location are recorded for later reference. Example: World Wide Headquarters (WWHQ).
 10. Arrival/Departure/Identity of All Parties Involved: All parties are identified including title and role in the activity. Police, Ambulance or other outside parties are identified by name of city or name of company.
Description: Deere Employee reported experiencing chest pains. Factory Nurse and local EMS were dispatched. Employee was transported to General Hospital without further incident.

2. Select which bodily fluids Security is responsible for cleaning up.

Vomit

Blood

Urine

Feces

3. 911 must be called immediately for a person who is having trouble breathing.

True

False

Call: 911 (Click here for further instructions) for city ambulance IF:
a. Chest Pains
b. Seems heart related
c. Profuse bleeding
d. Victim is unconscious
e. Trouble breathing
f. Serious head, neck, or back injury
g. Security gets the impression the injury is critical

Explanation

Call: 911 (Click here for further instructions) for city ambulance IF:
a. Chest Pains
b. Seems heart related
c. Profuse bleeding
d. Victim is unconscious
e. Trouble breathing
f. Serious head, neck, or back injury
g. Security gets the impression the injury is critical

4. For which injury or illness should you call 911 or the local emergency number?

The person has a cough and runny nose

The person has a stomachace that goes away

The person has an earache

The person has trouble breathing

5. A Perspective Activity Report and a E-Logger Report needs to be made for EACH medical event.

True

False

Document all activity:
a. Contact ONE member from the Safety TERT Group for your site
b. Contact any staffed Medical Department within the Waterloo Operations (if not already done in step 4)
c. Security Log must be completed via the E-Logger Emergency Category
d. Perspective Activity Report must be completed

Explanation

Document all activity:
a. Contact ONE member from the Safety TERT Group for your site
b. Contact any staffed Medical Department within the Waterloo Operations (if not already done in step 4)
c. Security Log must be completed via the E-Logger Emergency Category
d. Perspective Activity Report must be completed

6. Which of these person(s) can security perform a medical transport for?

Contingent Employee

John Deere Employee

Visitor

All of the Above

7. Security does not need to contact Safety TERT for a Medical Emergency involving an ambulance.

True

False

A member from SAFETY TERT needs to be contacted for ALL medical events.

Explanation

A member from SAFETY TERT needs to be contacted for ALL medical events.

8. An officer arrives at an emergency. The steps to follow are:

Call - Check - Secure

Care - Call - Check

Check - Call - Care

Check - Care - Defibrillate

9. About how many seconds should you check for breathing on a victum?

No more then 5

No more then 10

No more then 15

No more then 20

10. You determine that a person may be in shock. Do each of the following except. (check all that apply)

Give the person water

Have the person lay down

Keep the person from being chilled or over heated

Monitor the person's condition

11. When giving a rescue breath during CPR, each rescue breath should last about:

1/2 second

1 second

3 seconds

4 seconds

12. The cycle of chest compression and rescue breaths in CPR is:

15 chest compression for every 1 rescue breath

15 chest compression for every 3 rescue breaths

30 chest compression for every 1 rescue breath

30 chest compression for every 2 rescue breaths

13. You should continue CPR until: (check all that apply)

The person shows an obvious sign of life

Another trained responder or EMS personal take over

You are too exhausted to continue

You don't feel like doing it anymore

Submit

14. Security must complete a Perspective Report for minor non-emergency injuries.

True

False

15. About how many cycles of CPR should you perform in two minutes?

1

2

5

7

16. Why is it important to stand clear and not touch the person while an AED is analyzing or defibrillating? (check all that apply)

The AED will turn itself off

You or someone else could be injured by the shock

You might prevent the AED from analyzing the heart rhythm properly

The AED will reset

Submit

17. If medical supplies are used, you must email the Training Supervisor.

True

False

All supply request should be filled out via e-logger under "supply request"

Explanation

All supply request should be filled out via e-logger under "supply request"

18. John Deere Occupational health will only stabilize non-John Deere employees during a Medical Emergency.

True

False

19. Effective chest compressions: (check all that apply)

Allow the chest to return to normal position

Are delivered fast, about 100 compressions per minute

Are smooth, regular and given straight up and down

Should be as fast as you can go

Submit

20. Dispatched officer should pick up the nurse using the Security Gator. What items should be in the "Black Tool Box" and what item does Security need to ensure they have? (Check All that Apply)

Medical Bag

AED

Ensure Nurse has small oxygen Tank

Off Road Gator Tires

Note Book & Pen

Gum

Shoe Laces

Rain Jacket

Submit

21. Foundry Security should direct Emergency Persoanll to what Gate?

Gate 9

Gate 10

Gate 8

Gate 7

Foundry Security should notify Gate 9 that an ambulance is on the way and any special instructions in regards to the location of the victim.

Explanation

Foundry Security should notify Gate 9 that an ambulance is on the way and any special instructions in regards to the location of the victim.

Submit

22. Outline the steps in the Foundry Medical Policy.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

Step 8

Step 9

Step 10

Step 11

Submit

23. Outline the steps in the SPO Medical Policy.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7

Step 8

Step 9

Step 10

Step 11

Submit

2015 -- Foundry Medical Emergency

1. During a Medical Event it is important to take good notes.

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Select which bodily fluids Security is responsible for cleaning up.

3. 911 must be called immediately for a person who is having trouble breathing.

4. For which injury or illness should you call 911 or the local emergency number?

5. A Perspective Activity Report and a E-Logger Report needs to be made for EACH medical event.

6. Which of these person(s) can security perform a medical transport for?

7. Security does not need to contact Safety TERT for a Medical Emergency involving an ambulance.

8. An officer arrives at an emergency. The steps to follow are:

9. About how many seconds should you check for breathing on a victum?

10. You determine that a person may be in shock. Do each of the following except. (check all that apply)

11. When giving a rescue breath during CPR, each rescue breath should last about:

12. The cycle of chest compression and rescue breaths in CPR is:

13. You should continue CPR until: (check all that apply)

14. Security must complete a Perspective Report for minor non-emergency injuries.

15. About how many cycles of CPR should you perform in two minutes?

16. Why is it important to stand clear and not touch the person while an AED is analyzing or defibrillating? (check all that apply)

17. If medical supplies are used, you must email the Training Supervisor.

18. John Deere Occupational health will only stabilize non-John Deere employees during a Medical Emergency.

19. Effective chest compressions: (check all that apply)

20. Dispatched officer should pick up the nurse using the Security Gator. What items should be in the "Black Tool Box" and what item does Security need to ensure they have? (Check All that Apply)

21. Foundry Security should direct Emergency Persoanll to what Gate?

22. Outline the steps in the Foundry Medical Policy.

23. Outline the steps in the SPO Medical Policy.