SET D | POST TEST FOR MODULE 6: Hospital Evacuation Plan for Nurses and Medical Cluster

During Prepare Only, staff must:

Stage 3 evacuation is necessary when:

 ICU “Evacuation Threat” requires:

Blankets are prepared during:

Level 2 activation involves:

Horizontal fire wall prevents: 

Ambulatory patients are evacuated:

Fire in a hospital section requires:

Patient destination teams receive:

Gradual evacuation allows:

Emergency elevator is used for:

Sequencing by acuity level means:

Fire safety system activates:

The main goal of Prepare Only is:

The main goal of patient sequencing is: 

First step when alarms or strobes activate:

Level 4 activation requires:

ICU “Evacuation” requires:

Non-ambulatory patients require:

Fire compromising all floors requires:

Patient records must be located during:

Vertical movement transfers patients:

Wheelchair patients require:

Evacuation process Step II is:

Fire in a patient room requires:

Discharge-eligible patients should be:

Air pressure control prevents: 

Prepare Only includes:

Stage 2 evacuation is carried out by:

Arm-carry techniques are used for:

Which evacuation type is most extensive?

Stage 4 evacuation requires:

ICU “Evacuation Threat” requires: 

Ambulatory patients are evacuated:

Level 3 activation means:

Horizontal evacuation moves patients:

ICU patients are evacuated:

Evacuation process Step IV is: 

Fire in a hospital section requires:

Critical care patients require: 

 Prepare Only emphasizes:

Loading area prepares patients for: 

Sequencing by mobility level begins with: 

Fire safety system activates:

Which evacuation type is triggered by worsening conditions?