Henry Ford Test
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What does EM stand for
Emergency Management
What roles do you play in an emergency
• Safety and Security • Patient Clinical and Support Activities • Communication • Staff Responsibilities • Abilities Management • Research and Assets
Who will give you information regarding the role you play in an emergency
Your supervisor
Who is your supervisor
The person you are working with
Where is care coordinated in?
The incident command center OR emergency operation center
Who is in charge during incidents and will direct all of the team members
Incident Commander
What are the six steps for YOU during Emergency Management
• Stay alert and calm • Continue infection control • Be prepared to do alternate tasks • Remember patient confidentiality • Keep phone lines clear for emergency calls • Follow the guidelines in the appropriate written plan
How are emergencies signaled?
Through plain language
What do the safety data sheets help with
Inform workers on hazardous materials in the workplace
T/F: M/SDS are available to all associates
True
What must secondary hazardous containers be labeled with
• Product name • Manufacturer • All of the hazards
What are the two critical signs in the hospital
Bio Hazard and Radiation
T/F: The fire code does not care how many unused oxygen tanks there are
False: There must be a certain amount of unused oxygen tanks per smoke compartments
Where must oxygen tanks be stored
In an approved rack or holder
What are the six parts of PPE
• Gown • Gloves • Mask • Glasses • (Hard) Hat • Boots/ Feet coverings
What are the eight rules of electrical safety
• Only use electrical equipment you are trained to use • Do not put anything on top of power cords • Do not use extension cords • Do not use damaged cords • Do not pull the cord, pull the plug • Do not plug in damaged or wet equipment • Turn equipment off before plugging in or unplugging • Do not overload electrical cavities
When is it okay to use a power strip
When it is a specific type and are only authorized for use in certain areas
T/F: A MRI’s magnet is always on
True
What does RACEE stand for
R- Rescue A- Alarm C- Contain E- Extinguish E- Evacuate
What does PASS stand for
P- Pull A- Aim S- Squeeze S- Sweep
To ensure the safety of everyone, be sure to
• Be aware of your surroundings • If you see something, say something
What is the Acronym AIR used for and what does it mean
• Apologize: For the intrusion/ interruption • Inform: Them about the policy in a polite manner • Request: They comply with our policy
T/F: Cigarettes and vapes are occasionally okay for patient use
False; They are prohibited on hospital grounds
What are badges used for
• Identification • Access • Security