Emergency Phone Number Awareness

What number do you call for emergencies?

• 911

• 411

• 999

• 112

When should you call 911?

• To report a lost item.

• In emergencies requiring immediate assistance.

• When you need a pizza delivered.

• For non-urgent medical advice.

Is it okay to call 911 for a lost pet?

• You can call 911 if the pet is in danger.

• Call animal control instead of 911.

• No, it is not okay to call 911 for a lost pet.

• Yes, it's an emergency situation.

What should you do if you see a fire?

• Ignore the fire and continue with your activities.

• Try to extinguish the fire yourself.

• Evacuate the area and call emergency services.

• Take pictures of the fire for social media.

How can you tell if someone needs medical help?

• Having a mild headache

• Experiencing a slight cold

• Signs of severe pain, difficulty breathing, confusion, excessive bleeding, or unresponsiveness indicate someone needs medical help.

• Feeling tired after exercise

What information do you need to give when calling 911?

• Provide your location, nature of the emergency, relevant details, and contact information.

• Your last meal

• The weather today

• Your favorite color

Can you call 911 for a non-emergency situation?

• No, you should not call 911 for a non-emergency situation.

• It's okay to call 911 for minor issues.

• Yes, you can call 911 for any situation.

• You should always call 911 for help, regardless of the situation.

What should you do if you accidentally call 911?

• Ignore the call and do nothing.

• Call back later to apologize.

• Hang up immediately without saying anything.

• Stay on the line and explain it was a mistake.

What types of emergencies can you report to 911?

• Fires, medical emergencies, crimes in progress, traffic accidents, hazardous situations.

• Weather forecasts

• Lost pet reports

• Restaurant reservations

Why is it important to stay calm when calling for help?

• It is important to stay calm when calling for help to ensure clear communication and effective assistance.

• Being loud helps others understand the problem better.

• Staying calm is unnecessary when the situation is urgent.

• Panic can lead to faster responses from emergency services.