Emergency Response Flashcards
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What is the 'golden hour' in emergency medical response?
Answer: The first 60 minutes after a traumatic injury when medical treatment is most critical for survival
The golden hour refers to the first 60 minutes after severe trauma when prompt medical intervention is most likely to prevent death.
When should a security guard call 911?
Answer: Whenever there is a life-threatening emergency, serious crime, or situation beyond their capability
Security guards should call 911 for any life-threatening emergency, serious crime, or situation that requires law enforcement or emergency medical services.
What does 'HAZMAT' stand for?
Answer: Hazardous Materials
HAZMAT stands for Hazardous Materials, referring to substances that pose risks to health, safety, or the environment.
What is the proper response to a suspicious package?
Answer: Do not touch it, clear the area, call law enforcement, and follow established protocols
Never touch a suspicious package; instead, clear the area, call law enforcement, and follow established bomb threat or suspicious package protocols.
In the event of a power outage, what should a security guard prioritize?
Answer: Ensuring life safety systems are functioning and securing access points
During a power outage, a guard must prioritize life safety by verifying emergency lighting and security systems are operational and maintaining access control.
What is 'mutual aid' in emergency management?
Answer: An agreement between agencies to provide resources and support to each other during emergencies
Mutual aid agreements allow agencies to share personnel, equipment, and resources with each other when responding to emergencies that exceed one agency's capabilities.