2024 Spring Leadership: Emergency Preparedness in AL: You Can Never Be Too Prepared (Post-Test)

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* 1. Full Name

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* 2. Email Address

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* 3. Please provide your registrant ID or reference number from your registration in Swoogo. This can be found by viewing your invoice, logging into your profile, or checking your email announcing post-tests are available to find the correct ID.

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* 4. As an assisted living provider, I must follow national emergency regulations.

True

False

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* 5. It is required by my facility license that I have a written emergency procedure and evacuation plan.

True

False

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* 6. I have to practice emergency evacuation procedures and document them:

Monthly

Quarterly

Twice a year

Once a year

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* 7. Intentional acts that cause disasters and/or emergencies (i.e., arson or active shooters) don’t need to be considered in my emergency preparedness plan.

True

False

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* 8. The phases of emergency preparedness include:

Preparedness

Response

Recovery

Mitigation

All

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* 9. Having an available “Chain of Command” is an important part of being prepared for an emergency

True

False

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* 10. Mitigating a risk means you act after the emergency or disaster happens

True

False

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* 11. Good emergency preparedness planning will direct your staff on what to do.

True

False

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* 12. A good evacuation plan should include:

Internal Routes

Transportation

Directions to the nearest fast food

a & b

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* 13. Hazard Vulnerability Assessments (HVA) are a great way to assess the risks I have in my assisted living environment.

True

False