Direct Care Emergency Preparedness Quiz

The Direct Care Emergency Preparedness (EP) standard EP.1.D.M1 includes the management of care in the event of:

• Power failures

• Natural or man-made disasters

• Emerging infectious disease

• All of the above

The Direct Care EP Plan standard EP.1.D.M3 includes:

• A) Names and contact information for DC staff, Patient Emergency Contacts, Physicians/Providers, and Case Managers

• B) Contact information for Alert DC and DC 911 and the Incident Command Center assigned to Direct Care

• C) Implement paper documentation if the electronic system is not available.

• A and C only

The Direct Care Emergency Preparedness Plan standard EP.2.D.M1 includes:

• A) Resources of unique services specific to the patient population

• B) Policies, procedures, mock training, testing, and evaluation—updated every 2 years.

• C) A checklist of essential supplies and items needed for an EP Go Kit

• B and C only

Which of the following does the Direct Care Emergency Preparedness Plan Standard EP.2.D.M1 ensure staff address?

• Developing an individualized emergency plan for each patient

• Securing important documents during an emergency

• Establishing procedures to follow up with on-duty staff during an emergency

• All of the above

What documents are required by Direct Care EP Plan Standard EP.2.D.M1 to safely evacuate or transport a patient by EMS?

• Patient name, age, DOB, medications, allergies, diagnosis, Emergency contacts

• Life-dependent equipment, Special Care needs

• Cognitive disorders, intellectual disabilities, communication issues

• The role of DC Peds staff in providing care

• All of above

In the event that Amelia is found without a pulse or respirations, how long should CPR be performed before stopping?

• Until EMS arrives

• For 2 minutes, then stop and call the RN

• For 10 minutes, then assess the need to continue

• Until instructed to stop by a medical professional

If the power fails and oxygen support is needed, what is the first action DC Peds staff should take?

• Switch to backup oxygen tanks

• Drive to the nearest clinic immediately

• Attempt to restore the home’s power supply

• Call the utility company for repairs

Which of the following items is not essential in an emergency preparedness kit?

• Non-perishable food and water for 72 hours

• Favorite toys or sensory items for comfort

• A detailed grocery list

• Battery-operated radio and backup batteries

What should staff do immediately after the emergency has stabilized?

• Complete an incident report and submit it to the clinical manager

• Leave the location as soon as the patient is stable

• Wait for family members to complete the report

• Notify the media if needed

How does the Alert DC system help residents stay informed during emergencies?

• By organizing neighborhood safety patrols

• By sending real-time notifications from public safety officials

• By providing automated wellness calls to residents

• By assigning emergency shelter locations