CCE Exam Questions And Answers.
what are 3 major classes of fires -
\Electrical, Combustible, and Flammable liquids
What is P.A.S.S. -
\How to operate a fire extinguisher.
PULL ring from handle
AIM nozzle at base of fire
SQUEEZE handle
SWEEP from side to side at base of fire
What are 3 things needed for a fire to burn? -
\Oxygen, heat, fuel
What does R.A.C.E.E. stand for ? -
\How to respond in case of an emergency.
Rescue those patient in danger
Activate the alarm
Close all doors
Extinguish fire if possible
Evacuate are if neccessary
What does code orange represent? -
\Hazardous Material Spill
Biohazard
* Dial 6 and provide name/location
* Do not attempt to clean up manually
* Attempt to block off area
What does code yellow represent? -
\Bomb Threat
* try to get as much information as possible in regards to where it is located, look like, is
it set to go off...
* Look for suspicious situations
What does code purple represent? -
\Child Abduction
* dial 6, provide name and location, and report to security/public safety
* Look for suspicious situations
Code Silver -
\Person with weapon or a hostage situation
* Dial 6, provide name and location
, * DO NOT go to the location, and follow instructions from nurse/hospital employee
Code Pink -
\Infant abduction
* Dial 6, and provide name/location
* Guard entrance/exit; look for suspicious activity
Code White -
\Child/Pediatric CPR (3months-8years)
* Dial 6
Code Blue -
\Adult Medical Emergency
* Dial 6, provide name/location
Code Gray -
\combative or disruptive person is confronting hospital staff
* dial 6, and provide name/location
* GO to the location in the area
What are the steps for discharging a patient? -
\1.) Carefully wheel the patient to their pick up location
2.) Wait with the patient until their transportation arrives
3.) Once the patient has been picked up, return the wheelchair to the same department
What are some important points when discharging patients -
\1.) Verify with an RN that the patient is ready to be discharged and transportation
arrangements have been confirmed
2.) Patients MUST be discharged via wheelchair to pick up location
3.) Use TWO patient ID's to confirm the correct patient and ensure she/he has all their
belongings in a plastic discharge bag
What to do if a patient falls? -
\* Try to shift the patient back to the bed, if possible
* if not able to, bend knee and help patient fall
* protect their head and neck
* do not leave patient alone
* call nurse immediately
* Page pipeline manager
What are five ways to ID a patient -
\1.) The patient's nurse
2.) White board
3.) Open-ended question
4.) Wristband
5.) Chart (outside cover for name/room #)
what are 3 major classes of fires -
\Electrical, Combustible, and Flammable liquids
What is P.A.S.S. -
\How to operate a fire extinguisher.
PULL ring from handle
AIM nozzle at base of fire
SQUEEZE handle
SWEEP from side to side at base of fire
What are 3 things needed for a fire to burn? -
\Oxygen, heat, fuel
What does R.A.C.E.E. stand for ? -
\How to respond in case of an emergency.
Rescue those patient in danger
Activate the alarm
Close all doors
Extinguish fire if possible
Evacuate are if neccessary
What does code orange represent? -
\Hazardous Material Spill
Biohazard
* Dial 6 and provide name/location
* Do not attempt to clean up manually
* Attempt to block off area
What does code yellow represent? -
\Bomb Threat
* try to get as much information as possible in regards to where it is located, look like, is
it set to go off...
* Look for suspicious situations
What does code purple represent? -
\Child Abduction
* dial 6, provide name and location, and report to security/public safety
* Look for suspicious situations
Code Silver -
\Person with weapon or a hostage situation
* Dial 6, provide name and location
, * DO NOT go to the location, and follow instructions from nurse/hospital employee
Code Pink -
\Infant abduction
* Dial 6, and provide name/location
* Guard entrance/exit; look for suspicious activity
Code White -
\Child/Pediatric CPR (3months-8years)
* Dial 6
Code Blue -
\Adult Medical Emergency
* Dial 6, provide name/location
Code Gray -
\combative or disruptive person is confronting hospital staff
* dial 6, and provide name/location
* GO to the location in the area
What are the steps for discharging a patient? -
\1.) Carefully wheel the patient to their pick up location
2.) Wait with the patient until their transportation arrives
3.) Once the patient has been picked up, return the wheelchair to the same department
What are some important points when discharging patients -
\1.) Verify with an RN that the patient is ready to be discharged and transportation
arrangements have been confirmed
2.) Patients MUST be discharged via wheelchair to pick up location
3.) Use TWO patient ID's to confirm the correct patient and ensure she/he has all their
belongings in a plastic discharge bag
What to do if a patient falls? -
\* Try to shift the patient back to the bed, if possible
* if not able to, bend knee and help patient fall
* protect their head and neck
* do not leave patient alone
* call nurse immediately
* Page pipeline manager
What are five ways to ID a patient -
\1.) The patient's nurse
2.) White board
3.) Open-ended question
4.) Wristband
5.) Chart (outside cover for name/room #)
