Emergency Procedures

1.      What is the first step to take in the event of a fire?

• a) Use a fire extinguisher
  
  
  

• b) Raise the alarm

• c) Evacuate immediately

• d) Close doors

1.      Which type of fire extinguisher is suitable for most common fires?

• (a) Type A

• (b) Type B

• (c) Type C

• (d) Type ABC

3.      How long should you cool a burn with water?

• (a) 5 minutes
  

• (b) 10-20 minutes
  

• (c) 30 minutes
  

• (d) 1 hour

4.      When dealing with electric shock, what should you do first?

• (a) Call emergency services
  

• (b) Touch the victim to check their response
  

• (c) Shut off the power
  

• (d) Start CPR immediately

5.      What should you not do when treating a burn?

• (a) Use a sterile dressing
  

• (b) Apply cool water
  

• (c) Pop blisters
  

• (d) Seek medical attention

6.      Which of the following is NOT a preventive measure for burns?

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  (a) Storing flammable materials near heat sources

• (b) Keeping a first aid kit available
  

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  (c) Wearing protective gear

• (d) Ensuring tools are in good condition

7.      In the event of a fire, what should you do with doors behind you?

• (a) Leave them open
  

• (b) Close them to contain the fire
  

• (c) Lock them
  

• (d) Break them down

8.      What is the number to call in case of a fire emergency in Jamaica?

 

• a) 911
  

• b) 112
  

• c) 110
  

• d) 999

9.      When should you seek medical attention for a burn?

• a) For any minor burn
  

• b) For serious burns only
  

• c) When the burn is cool
  

• d) If blisters are present

10.      What is a good practice to prevent electric shock?

• (a) Wearing rubber-soled shoes

• (b) Using damaged tools

• (c) Keeping equipment ungrounded
  

• (d) Ignoring equipment inspections