EAP's

Emergency action plan evacuation policies and procedures, emergency reporting, and alarm systems should be _____.

• a) standardized within the community

• b) site specific

• c) generic

• d) approved by OSHA

An emergency action plan can be general and need not be tailored to the program for which it is written.

• True
• False

Dealing with injuries without a written plan is a recipe for disaster.

• True
• False

Emergency situations may arise at any time during athletic events.

• True
• False

All equipment should be checked after each event or competition.

• True
• False

Any injury, no matter how minor, should be reported to the ATC.

• True
• False

Defines the roles of each person who is on the scene of a medical emergency:

• Emergency Personnel
• Emergency Action Plan
• Emergency Cards

A formal document outlining steps that should be taken in the event of a disaster?

• Emergency Action Plan
• Emergency Personnel
• Emergency Equipment

What’s the most important role at the scene of an accident/injury?

• Calling 9-1-1
• Directing Traffic
• Providing immediate care to the injured athlete
• Checking the scene for safety

What are not words associated with a good EAP?

• Controlled

• Safe

• Confusing

• Outdated

• Organised