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Risk Management Procedures Flashcards

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  1. What is the first step in the risk management process?

    Answer: Risk identification

    Risk identification is the first step, systematically identifying all potential hazards and loss exposures that could affect the organization.

  2. Which risk treatment strategy eliminates the activity that creates the risk?

    Answer: Risk avoidance

    Risk avoidance eliminates the risk entirely by not engaging in the activity or situation that creates it.

  3. What does a participant waiver (release of liability) accomplish for a recreation agency?

    Answer: Transfers the risk of injury to the participant by obtaining their consent

    A waiver is a document where a participant voluntarily gives up their right to sue for injuries resulting from risks inherent to an activity.

  4. What is the standard of care for a recreation professional?

    Answer: The level of conduct expected of a similarly situated reasonable recreation professional

    Standard of care is the benchmark of conduct expected of a qualified recreation professional under similar circumstances, against which negligence is judged.

  5. Which document should be completed immediately following an accident or injury at a recreation facility?

    Answer: Incident report

    An incident report documents the facts of an accident or injury while details are fresh, creating an official record used for insurance claims, legal proceedings, and safety improvements.

  6. What is the purpose of an emergency action plan (EAP) for recreation facilities?

    Answer: To define procedures staff must follow during medical emergencies and crises

    An EAP provides step-by-step protocols for responding to medical emergencies, natural disasters, and other crises to ensure a coordinated, effective response.