Are you Ready? Have you been reviewing your emergency plans this month? Take our quiz! Use the information available on the Ready The McGraw-Hill Companies Web site, and the Global Corporate Security Pandemic Flu site, along with the information provided to you during Global Preparedness Month.
Until you have been fever-free for at least 24 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications.
Until you have been fever-free for at least 48 hours without the use of fever-reducing medications.
Until you have submitted a note from your doctor to Human Resources, stating you are free of symptoms.
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Yes, the seasonal flu vaccine will help combat H1N1.
No, the seasonal flu does not protect against the H1N1 strain
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Their home will serve as your family’s meeting place.
If my loved ones and I are separated and local phone circuits are busy, it might be easier to make long-distance contacts.
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A drawer with flashlights and batteries, bottled water in the basement and a first-aid kit in the bathroom.
A bin with flashlights and batteries, bottled water, canned foods and a first-aid kit.
Water to last three days, a battery-powered radio and flashlights with extra batteries; non-perishable foods; a first-aid kit; extra medications; and a portable "go" bag at home and in the car.
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In the directory of emergency response plans by location on the Intranet.
Ask your office location’s security desk.
On the bulletin board in our office’s pantry/kitchen.
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Call The McGraw-Hill Companies Incident Notification Line at 866-810-0436 if the incident has not yet been reported.
Listen for instructions from the Emergency Response Team on evacuation, shelter-in-place, or finding a safe haven.
Find a buddy.
All of the above.
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