Safety Training

1. Camp staff is responsible for

Their own safety.

The safety of the participants.

The safety of volunteers.

All of the above.

2. If a camper is missing from the camp staff should

Stay calm.

Closely search all areas of the facility.

Question campers to see if they know where the camper went or the last time they saw the camper.

All of the above.

3. If you think you hear gunshots or you see someone brandishing a weapon what should you do immediately?

Call 911

Initiate facility lock down procedures for active shooter.

Call the camp supervisor.

Both A and B.

4. During an evacuation drill camp staff should

Remain with participants at all times.

Bring the Program Record Notebooks to the assembly point.

Bring a daily sign in sheet to the assembly point.

All of the above.

5. If you receive a bomb or other threat call 911.

True

False

6. If a camper is missing from the camp staff should

Stay calm.

Closely search all areas of the facility.

Question campers to see if they know where the camper went or the last time they saw the camper.

All of the above.

7. Consider this scenario, you dressed for the cool morning by wearing a sweat shirt to camp, now that it has become warmer out you no longer need the sweatshirt, where should you put your sweatshirt?

On the floor.

On the back of a chair.

Out of reach of children.

Next to the art supplies.

All staff belongings must be stored out of reach of children. This includes unused clothing, purses and backpacks.

Explanation

All staff belongings must be stored out of reach of children. This includes unused clothing, purses and backpacks.

8. Consider this scenario, you go into the hallway and see that there is throw up on the floor. What should you do?

Call the Camp Coordinator.

Have a student assistant clean it up.

Notify the custodian or building manager.

Notify your supervisor.

9. If a volunteer is injured and requires medical attention you should

Contact the parent/s guardians listed on the VIR.

Complete a Report of Incident or Hazardous Situation form.

Send them home.

Both A and B.

Both A and C.

10. Who can administer prescription and non-prescription medication?

All staff.

Directors and Assistant Directors only.

Staff who have taken Blood Borne Pathogens training.

Tot Camp Directors and preschool teachers who have taken Medication Administration.

Both b and d.

11. Who can administer non-prescription sunscreen and insect repellant?

All staff.

Directors and Assistant Directors only.

Staff who have taken Blood Borne Pathogens training.

Tot Camp Directors and preschool teachers who have taken Medication Administration.

Both b and d.

12. What form must campers have on file for camp staff to be OK to apply sunscreen to a camper.

Authorization for Medication

Sunscreen Application OK

Medication Administration

Parent Authorization

13. How often should a camp take sunscreen breaks when outside?

Every two hours.

Every three hours.

Once you see campers skin turning red.

Every twenty minutes.

14. When thunder, lightening, heavy rain or sever conditions exist outside camps should

Check if the temperature is below 100 degrees and continue activities as planned.

Cancel outdoor activities and field trips until conditions improve.

Move outdoor activities to an outdoor space that has a roof such as a park shelter.

Bring umbrellas with them when they take campers outside.

15. Which of the following should not be used as art materials?

Products labeled Approved Product (AP)

Super Glue

Rit Tie Dye

Both A and B.

Both B and C.

16. If a staff is injured on the job the staff should fill out all Workers Compensation forms within

8 hours

12 hours

24 hours

48 hours

17. If you see a suspicious person and an offense has occurred you should

Call the 911

Notify your Supervisor.

Complete the Report of an Incident or Hazardous Situation Form.

All of the above.

18. When taking sunscreen breaks what form do you fill out for non-sunscreen application?

Medication Administration Log

Sunscreen Application Form

Sunburn Form

Yellow Form

19. If it is a cloudy day do you need to worry about sun exposure and code red?

Yes

No

20. If a camper must be transported by ambulance you should

Have a staff person accompany the camper until the parent/guardian arrives.

Have the accompanying staff member bring the campers PIR with them.

Not sign any waiver, release or hold harmless on behalf of the parent or camper.

All of the above.

21. Shelter in place is defined as

Stopping what the camp is doing and having everyone sit where they are.

Moving people outside of the building.

Moving campers to a nearby location that is unknown to anyone.

Moving people into the building and isolating them from outside threats or hazards.

22. Consider this scenario; your camp is located at an APS school. One day a construction crew arrives at the playground and begins to set up trailers. You notice that there are no barriers between the camper's playground and the construction equipment. What should you do?

Report the hazard to your Supervisor.

Report the hazard to the facility manager.

Expect that the problem will only last a few days so you can put up with it.

Both A and C.

Both A and B.

In addition, when you cannot correct a hazard report the hazard to the facility manager or your Program Supervisor as soon as possible.

Explanation

In addition, when you cannot correct a hazard report the hazard to the facility manager or your Program Supervisor as soon as possible.

23. A serious injury is

Only injuries that requires a trip to the emergency room.

Any injury that requires professional medical attention.

Any injury that requires first aid.

Any injury that occurs to a camper under the age of 10.

24. Who can clean up accidents or spills involving body fluids such as blood, vomit, feces or urine?

Staff who have taken Medication Administration training.

Staff who have taken Accident Management training.

Staff who have taken Blood Borne Pathogens training.

None of the above.

25. A minor injury

Requires the Accident Report and Parent Notification form to be filled out.

Requires the parent/guardians to be contacted.

Is any injury that can be treated with ice and/or soap, water and a band-aid.

All of the above.

26. How often are evacuation drills required?

Once a week.

Once a month.

Once a year.

Every other month.

27. When washing your hands at minimum how long should you lather and scrub your hands?

15 seconds

One minute

As long as it takes

20 seconds

28. Where can you get approved art supplies?

Four Mile Camp Supply

TJ Stock Room

Art Kits from Lending

Both A and C

Both B and C

29. During Code Red days you should avoid outdoor activities between

10am and 11am

7am and 5pm

12pm and 5pm

11am and 7pm

30. If you see a person is suspicious but no offence has occurred but you feel it should be reported you should

Call the Arlington County Non-Emergency Police Number.

Notify your Supervisor.

Complete the Report of an Incident or Hazardous Situation Form.

All of the above.

Safety Training

1. Camp staff is responsible for

2.

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

2. If a camper is missing from the camp staff should

3. If you think you hear gunshots or you see someone brandishing a weapon what should you do immediately?

4. During an evacuation drill camp staff should

5. If you receive a bomb or other threat call 911.

6. If a camper is missing from the camp staff should

7. Consider this scenario, you dressed for the cool morning by wearing a sweat shirt to camp, now that it has become warmer out you no longer need the sweatshirt, where should you put your sweatshirt?

8. Consider this scenario, you go into the hallway and see that there is throw up on the floor. What should you do?

9. If a volunteer is injured and requires medical attention you should

10. Who can administer prescription and non-prescription medication?

11. Who can administer non-prescription sunscreen and insect repellant?

12. What form must campers have on file for camp staff to be OK to apply sunscreen to a camper.

13. How often should a camp take sunscreen breaks when outside?

14. When thunder, lightening, heavy rain or sever conditions exist outside camps should

15. Which of the following should not be used as art materials?

16. If a staff is injured on the job the staff should fill out all Workers Compensation forms within

17. If you see a suspicious person and an offense has occurred you should

18. When taking sunscreen breaks what form do you fill out for non-sunscreen application?

19. If it is a cloudy day do you need to worry about sun exposure and code red?

20. If a camper must be transported by ambulance you should

21. Shelter in place is defined as

22. Consider this scenario; your camp is located at an APS school. One day a construction crew arrives at the playground and begins to set up trailers. You notice that there are no barriers between the camper's playground and the construction equipment. What should you do?

23. A serious injury is

24. Who can clean up accidents or spills involving body fluids such as blood, vomit, feces or urine?

25. A minor injury

26. How often are evacuation drills required?

27. When washing your hands at minimum how long should you lather and scrub your hands?

28. Where can you get approved art supplies?

29. During Code Red days you should avoid outdoor activities between

30. If you see a person is suspicious but no offence has occurred but you feel it should be reported you should