ARF Emergency Procedures Flashcards
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What document must every ARF maintain that outlines procedures for fire, earthquake, and other emergencies?
Answer: A written Emergency Disaster Plan (EDP)
Every ARF must maintain a written Emergency Disaster Plan that covers responses to fire, earthquake, and other emergencies.
How often must ARFs conduct fire drills with residents?
Answer: At least quarterly (every 3 months)
ARFs are required to conduct fire drills with all residents at least once every quarter.
What must be posted in each bedroom and common area of an ARF regarding emergencies?
Answer: An evacuation route diagram
Clearly marked evacuation route diagrams must be posted in each bedroom and common area so residents and staff can quickly identify exit paths.
When must an ARF contact DSS following a resident's death at the facility?
Answer: Within 24 hours of the death
ARFs must notify DSS within 24 hours of any resident death occurring at the facility.
Which of the following is an ARF required to have accessible and functional in each facility?
Answer: Working smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors
ARFs must have working smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in required locations throughout the facility.
What must an ARF staff member do first when a resident is missing from the facility?
Answer: Conduct an immediate search of the facility and grounds, then contact emergency services if not found
Staff must immediately search the facility and surrounding grounds; if the resident is not found, emergency services (911) must be contacted without delay.