ARF Emergency Procedures Flashcards
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What must an ARF operator do if the facility must be evacuated permanently due to an emergency?
Answer: Notify DSS immediately and arrange for the safe relocation of all residents
In the event of a permanent emergency evacuation, the operator must immediately notify DSS and ensure all residents are safely relocated.
Which of the following must be included in an ARF's written emergency plan specific to earthquake preparedness?
Answer: Procedures for sheltering in place and post-earthquake safety checks
Earthquake preparedness in an ARF's EDP must include shelter-in-place procedures and post-earthquake safety inspection protocols.
How must an ARF handle a situation in which utility services (gas, water, electricity) are interrupted?
Answer: Implement the facility's written plan for utility outages and notify DSS if residents are at risk
ARFs must have a written plan for utility outages and must notify DSS if the outage poses a risk to resident health or safety.
What is the minimum number of staff who must be trained in First Aid and CPR at an ARF at all times?
Answer: At least one trained staff member must be on duty at all times
At least one staff member trained in First Aid and CPR must be on duty at the facility at all times.
When must the Emergency Disaster Plan be reviewed and updated?
Answer: Annually, and whenever there is a significant change in the resident population or facility structure
The EDP must be reviewed at least annually and updated whenever significant changes in residents or the facility occur.
What must an ARF do following a serious incident involving a resident, such as a hospitalization?
Answer: Report the incident to DSS within 24 hours
Serious incidents including resident hospitalizations must be reported to DSS within 24 hours.