FLSD Active Shooter Medical Emergencies 3

Question 1

The term 'RACE' in building emergency response stands for:

Accepted Answer

Rescue, Alarm, Confine, Extinguish

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Run, Alert, Call, Escape

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React, Assess, Contain, Evacuate

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Report, Activate, Communicate, Exit

Question 2

A person collapses in the building lobby and is unresponsive. The FLSD should first:

Accepted Answer

Call 911, send someone for an AED, and begin CPR if trained

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Administer CPR immediately before calling 911

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Move the person to a safe area before calling for help

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Wait for FDNY to arrive before beginning any intervention

Question 3

During an active shooter drill, the 'Run, Hide, Fight' protocol instructs occupants to fight as a last resort when:

Accepted Answer

Evacuation and hiding are not possible and their life is in imminent danger

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They are in a group of three or more people

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They have a weapon available for self-defense

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Law enforcement has not yet arrived at the building

Question 4

A bomb threat is received by telephone at the building. The FLSD should:

Accepted Answer

Keep the caller on the line as long as possible, note details, then call NYPD

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Immediately evacuate the entire building via fire alarm

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Ignore the call as most bomb threats are hoaxes

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Conduct a building sweep and report findings to management

Question 5

Which agency has primary jurisdiction over medical emergencies in NYC high-rise buildings?

Accepted Answer

FDNY EMS (Emergency Medical Services)

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FDNY Bureau of Fire Prevention

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NYC Department of Buildings

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NYC Office of Emergency Management

Question 6

After FDNY clears an active shooter or security incident and authorizes re-entry, the FLSD should:

Accepted Answer

Notify all occupants via PA system and document the incident in the fire safety log

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Immediately open all building access points and resume normal operations

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Conduct a systematic floor-by-floor sweep before authorizing re-entry

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Contact the building owner before making any re-entry announcements