Emergency Planning for Child Care Providers
Emergency Planning for Child Care Providers Quiz
Test your knowledge on emergency planning for child care facilities with this comprehensive quiz. Understanding how to prepare and respond to various situations is crucial for ensuring the safety of children in your care.
- Learn about federal agencies like FEMA
- Understand essential evacuation procedures
- Identify necessary first aid supplies
The federal agency dedicated to helping communities prepare for and respond to various types of emergencies is:
Federal Response Taskforce (FRT)
Federal Response Taskforce (FRT)
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
The first step to emergency planning discussed in this course is:
Assembling a team
Creating a plan
Sharing the plan
Identifying potential emergencies
Practicing the plan
Generally, childcare programs do NOT need to have plans in place for
Natural Disasters
Active shooter
Busted pipes
Severe Weather
Outbreak of contagious diseases
Every child care facility in Texas is required to have an emergency evacuation and relocation plan in place that specifies where each group will go during evacuations and during shelter-in-place emergencies.
True
False
During a tornado, the safest place to be is a room with windows near the exterior of the child care facility.
True
False
The two types of kits that are essential when planning for potential emergencies include:
A kit for the entire program and a kit for each child
A kit for the entire program and a kit specific to the needs of each group of children
A recovery kit and a survival kit
None of the above
Emergency management training for employees should address:
Types of threats and hazards that might affect your area
Chain of command and roles and responsibilities of employees
Procedures for locating parents in an emergency
All of the above
What are the required supplies for FIRST AID KITS. (Check all that apply)
Adhesive Tape
Cotton Balls
Q-Tips
Multi-sized band-aids
Hand Sanitizer
Gauze Pads
Disposable Gloves
Thermometer
Antiseptic wipes
Neosporin
In Texas, child care programs are required to conduct monthly fire drills.
True
False
Emergency evacuation and relocation plans should be clearly posted in every room of the child care facility.
True
False
What is the LAST step to emergency planning
Create a plan
Identify potential emergencies
Review and update your plan
Assemble a team
Share your plan
Practice your plan
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