WorksheetsEmergency Preparedness Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the first thing you should do if a client is unresponsive?
Try to diagnose the problem
Transport the client to the hospital
Call 911 immediately
Call your supervisor
Which of the following situations is considered an emergency?
The client refuses care
The client has a minor fall with no injury
A family member pressures you to do something outside your scope
The client is unresponsive
What must you never do in an emergency?
Transport the client in your car
Notify your supervisor
Stay with the client
Call 911 immediately
When should you call your supervisor after calling 911?
Immediately after calling 911
When the client has a minor fall with no injury
When the client refuses care
When the client shows a change in behavior
What is the best way to stay calm in an emergency?
Take a deep breath and speak slowly
Ignore the client and focus on the responders
Move quickly without thinking
Diagnose the problem before acting
What should you do before emergency responders arrive?
Unlock the door for responders and gather medication lists
Leave the client alone to avoid stress
Move the client to a safer location
Diagnose the client’s condition
A client falls in the bathroom and says, 'I’m fine, just help me up.' You notice they look pale and are holding their hip. What should you do?
Call your supervisor but do not call 911
Help them up and let them rest
Call 911, stay with them, and notify your supervisor
Ignore their condition and continue your work
Which of the following is NOT a sign of an emergency?
The client refuses care
The client has trouble breathing
The client is bleeding heavily
The client is unresponsive
What should you do if you notice a safety hazard in the client’s home?
Call your supervisor to report the hazard
Ignore it and focus on your tasks
Try to fix the hazard yourself
Wait until the client mentions it
What is the correct approach if you find a client slumped over in a chair, unresponsive?
Call 911 immediately, stay with the client, and notify your supervisor
Move the client to a more comfortable position
Try to wake the client and diagnose the problem
Ignore the situation and wait for the client to recover
