EIC Testing (Train G.USA) WG

EIC Written Examination.
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What is an “EI”?
Answer 01 *

a) Extra Intelligence. b) Elevated Incident. c) Early Independence d) Elevated Items. e) Equal Incident.

What is an EIC?
Answer 02 *

a) The staff member that is the first in command above EIS staff during and immediately after the Elevated Incident. b) The staff member that is the first in command above all other staff only immediately after the Elevated Incident. c) The staff member that is the last in command above all other staff during and immediately after the Elevated Incident. d) The staff member that is the second in command above all other staff during and immediately after the Elevated Incident. e) The staff member that is the first in command above all other staff during and immediately after the Elevated Incident.

The system of management that takes place during Elevated Incidents, the Elevated Incident System is initiated once a certified EIC is called to an incident that could potentially require EMS, Fire Department, or Police.
Answer 03 *

a) AAA Process b) EIC c) EIS d) SIE e) HAS ME

After an Elevated Incident occurs at G.USA, a Post-Elevated Incident Meeting must be initiated within _________.
Answer 04 *

a) 24 Hours b) One Week. c) 2 to 4 Hours. d) 72 Hours. e) 1-5 Days.

After an Elevated Incident occurs at G.USA, a Post-Elevated Incident Meeting must be initiated all EIC staff members must be present. The meeting is to be led by ________________________.
Answer 05 *

a) the facility General Manager. b) the EIC from the incident. c) a third party. d) a corporate representative. e) the Administrative Director.

During a Post-Elevated Incident Meeting meeting-minutes are taken by _________________________.
Answer 06 *

a) the location’s General Manager. b) the location’s Recreational Director. c) the incident’s EIC. d) a corporate representative. e) the location’s administrative director.

The EIC Ranking System determines who will be the acting EIC in accordance to the staffing in a particular shift. It is to be maintained by the General Manager and posted where all staff can see in the employee area.
Answer 07 *

a) True. b) False.

The ____________________ is always the first on this ranking system. If

that person is not in the building during an EI, then the next person on the

EIC Ranking System list is required to act as the active EIC for the remainder

of the incident.
Answer 08

While the Elevated Incident System is activated, the EIC has full control and management of it, other staff members are ________ question his/her authority.
Answer 09 *

a) able to. b) not able to.

It is required that there always be an EIC during (select best answer)
Answer 10 *

a) during any special events. b) when there is no G.M. in the building. c) during heavy traffic business hours. d) at closing time for security. e) during heavy traffic business hours.

All staff members of Gymnastics USA must have the,

“_________________________________”

policy in mind, the certified EIC’s however, must be extra vigilant.
Answer 11

If there is any activity that can lead to a possible EI the EIC must communicate to the _________________________; all efforts to stay within the chain of command must be made unless time sensitivity requires otherwise.
Answer 12 *

a) director of the corresponding department b) corporate management official c) employee nearest the issue d) General Manager of the facility e) parents of the member

EIC is to manage any employees necessary, even when there is not an active Elevated Incident. The EIC carries a new managerial position: managing an employee during a non-Elevated Incident, is a necessity for safety. Their role pertains to that of Elevated Incident prevention and intervention and all other management issues they see fit for safety and consistency.
Answer 13 *

a) True. b) False.

What are the 4 steps to the Elevated Incident System?
Answer 14

Select the definition that defines the first step in regards to the EIS.
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a) Make the call whether or not any direct intervention is necessary by you. Decide if any Public Safety Services are needed (EMS, FD, or PD), if you are not 100% positive, wait until the next step. b) Reach out to Corporate, (If EIC is not GM, contact the GM as well, contact corporate first). Follow corporate instructions as given. c) Size up the situation to ensure there is no pending subsequent danger to yourself or others. d) Check around and make sure all employees that are potentially and possibly able to help at any point are in the area on standby watching the incident. e) Remove anyone from potential harm, remove all bystanders, and remove unneeded staff.

Select the definition that defines the second step in regards to the EIS.
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a) Make the call whether or not any direct intervention is necessary by you. Decide if any Public Safety Services are needed (EMS, FD, or PD), if you are not 100% positive, wait until the next step. b) Reach out to Corporate, (If EIC is not GM, contact the GM as well, contact corporate first). Follow corporate instructions as given. c) Size up the situation to ensure there is no pending subsequent danger to yourself or others. d) Check around and make sure all employees that are potentially and possibly able to help at any point are in the area on standby watching the incident. e) Remove anyone from potential harm, remove all bystanders, and remove unneeded staff.

Select the definition that defines the third step in regards to the EIS.
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a) Make the call whether or not any direct intervention is necessary by you. Decide if any Public Safety Services are needed (EMS, FD, or PD), if you are not 100% positive, wait until the next step. b) Reach out to Corporate, (If EIC is not GM, contact the GM as well, contact corporate first). Follow corporate instructions as given. c) Size up the situation to ensure there is no pending subsequent danger to yourself or others. d) Check around and make sure all employees that are potentially and possibly able to help at any point are in the area on standby watching the incident. e) Remove anyone from potential harm, remove all bystanders, and remove unneeded staff.

Select the definition that defines the fourth step in regards to the EIS.
Answer 18 *

a) Make the call whether or not any direct intervention is necessary by you. Decide if any Public Safety Services are needed (EMS, FD, or PD), if you are not 100% positive, wait until the next step. b) Reach out to Corporate, (If EIC is not GM, contact the GM as well, contact corporate first). Follow corporate instructions as given. c) Size up the situation to ensure there is no pending subsequent danger to yourself or others. d) Check around and make sure all employees that are potentially and possibly able to help at any point are in the area on standby watching the incident. e) Remove anyone from potential harm, remove all bystanders, and remove unneeded staff.

Who should call 911?
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a) The G.M. b) The EIC. c) A client that is nearby. d) Someone specific that the EIC decides. e) The most senior staff member in the building.

List the key points that must be made when telling someone to call 911:
Answer 20

How long should it take to assign and instruct someone on calling 911?
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a) 1-2 minutes. b) 120 seconds. c) Somewhere between 1-5 seconds. d) No more than 20 seconds. e) About 3 minutes in order to give proper details for 911 dispatch.

Removal of any bystanders includes children, adults, and unneeded staff. During this time the EIC must delegate a specific staff member to,
Answer 22 *

a) help with removal and check the other areas in the facility to ensure there are no other issues or groups/people being distracted that may cause a risk for further incidents and to call 911 and parents. b) call the parents of the members who this involves. c) be vigilant and watch for further accidents and employees that are not following policy. d) help with removal and check the other areas in the facility to ensure there are no other issues or groups/people being distracted that may cause a risk for further incidents. e) call corporate immediately.

Who should be the last to exit the building if evacuation is required?
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a) the G.M. b) the Team Director. c) the Safety Guard. d) the EIC. e) the vice president of the booster club.

If a member or client is sent with the ambulance the EIC must either
Answer 24 *

a) write incident report or follow up with client. b) call hospital to inform them of incident or arrive ahead to inform them. c) call the member’s parents or guardian. d) ride with victim if victim is going alone or follow ambulance. e) ride with victim if victim is scared and fearful or call parents to ride.

When at the hospital make your presence known to family simply to ask if there is anything you can do or if they need anything from you. Do not become a nuance to the family, after you have made contact you may leave.
Answer 25 *

a) True. b) False.

If 911 is called who should be notified immediately?
Answer 26 *

a) corporate, EIC, and family. b) corporate, facility G.M., and family. c) corporate, facility G.M., and directors. d) directors, facility G.M., and family. e) corporate, all staff, and family.

When contacting corporate or the G.M. to inform them of an active EI you should utilize ______________ for your form of communication.
Answer 27

What is the preferred order of the three points of contact that must occur?
Answer 28

When calling corporate, provide ________________ of the incident via text message if applicable and feasible. Listen to any commands by corporate, repeat the commands back to corporate, and then act.
Answer 29

Once the EIS has been activated, the EIC must delegate a staff member to inform the remainder of the staff what is necessary on radio. The radio communication should only offer necessary information.

When informing staff of EIS activation be sure to:

01)________ staff there is nothing to be 02)__________ about.
03)________ staff to keep EI area clear.
04)________ staff to stay focused on personal assignments.
05)_ ______ staff who the active 06)____ is.
Answer 30

It is important to note that during an EI, if a higher ranking certified EIC

arrives on property, the higher ranking EIC take

over command.
Answer 31 *

a) May b) May Not

When calling parents you must first assure them that everything is under control and that their child is okay (so long as this is the truth, realize that unless someone is in immediate danger of losing their life; they are "okay". You must tell them specifically what happened without shying away from the truth. Be calm and let them know what you have staff has done to intervene. Do not over alarm the parent but also do not sound like you are underplaying the severity.
Answer 32 *

a) True. b) False.

When 911 arrives (if necessary) who gives report to the public service personnel?
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a) The G.M. b) The EIC. c) A third party witness. d) Someone specific that the EIC decides. e) The most senior staff member in the building.

Define the Rules for Understanding Urgency:
Answer 34

Always use “Leading Questions” when interviewing a victim for information.
Answer 35 *

a) True. b) False.

Children will create fictionalized versions of their story on their own; you must take everything a child says seriously but everything must also be met with high scrutiny.
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a) True. b) False.

Musculoskeletal Injury:
Answer 37 *

a) Broken Bones, Muscle Tissue Tears, Sprains, or Strains. Typical musculoskeletal injuries that occur in a gymnastics facility are wrist fractures, hand fractures, forearm fractures, ankle fractures, and tendon/ligament tares in the knee or ankle. b) Occurs only when one falls directly on head, scorpions, or folds over. The distance the victim fell from must be higher than the victim’s own height, nevertheless depending on the force and position the victim fell, and there can be exceptions. This only pertains to the cervical spine. Any injury or pain below that are does not fit in this category. c) Any bleeding from any location on the body. d) When a sharp object impales the body. e) Object lodge into windpipe (trachea), absolutely no passing of air, and universal choking sign is engaged. If victim is coughing or talking, victim is not choking.

Cervical Spine Injury:
Answer 38 *

a) Broken Bones, Muscle Tissue Tears, Sprains, or Strains. Typical musculoskeletal injuries that occur in a gymnastics facility are wrist fractures, hand fractures, forearm fractures, ankle fractures, and tendon/ligament tares in the knee or ankle. b) Occurs only when one falls directly on head, scorpions, or folds over. The distance the victim fell from must be higher than the victim’s own height, nevertheless depending on the force and position the victim fell, and there can be exceptions. This only pertains to the cervical spine. Any injury or pain below that are does not fit in this category. c) Any bleeding from any location on the body. d) When a sharp object impales the body. e) Object lodge into windpipe (trachea), absolutely no passing of air, and universal choking sign is engaged. If victim is coughing or talking, victim is not choking.

Hemorrhaging:
Answer 39 *

a) Broken Bones, Muscle Tissue Tears, Sprains, or Strains. Typical musculoskeletal injuries that occur in a gymnastics facility are wrist fractures, hand fractures, forearm fractures, ankle fractures, and tendon/ligament tares in the knee or ankle. b) Occurs only when one falls directly on head, scorpions, or folds over. The distance the victim fell from must be higher than the victim’s own height, nevertheless depending on the force and position the victim fell, and there can be exceptions. This only pertains to the cervical spine. Any injury or pain below that are does not fit in this category. c) Any bleeding from any location on the body. d) When a sharp object impales the body. e) Object lodge into windpipe (trachea), absolutely no passing of air, and universal choking sign is engaged. If victim is coughing or talking, victim is not choking.

Victim suffering low blood sugar. Victim looks tired, drowsy, acting strange.
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a) Hypothermia. b) Hypoglycemia. c) Hippopotamus. d) Hyperglycemia. e) Hypothalamus.

Child reacting to a substance showing signs of redness, hives, swelling, constant sneezing, vomiting, and or air way tightening.
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a) Allergic Reaction and Anaphylaxis. b) Allergic Reaction and Anaparalysis. c) Allergic Reaction and Hypoglycemia. d) Allergic Reaction and Hyperglycemia. e) Allergic Reaction and Ana Reaction.

A loss of consciousness with body shaking significantly is most likely a

__________________.
Answer 42

Define the 5 steps to a Missing Child Alert.
Answer 43

The facility General Manager must follow up with any Escalated Incident

victims and their families. This should be done at minimum once the same

week and again the following week. __________ after the incident the

secondary follow up must occur via in-person (or on the phone) with a follow

up e-mail. The second week follow up can be done via phone with e-mail

follow up or just via e-mail, at the discretion of the General Manager. All e-

mails of this nature should have corporate BCC’d in the e-mail feed.
Answer 44

What is the Universal Choking Sign?
Answer 45 *

a) A sign posted in a business or public place that certifies employees are CPR certified. b) A symbol that represents AHA compliancy for choking victims. c) A sign one is to give when they see someone that is choking. d) A sign one naturally gives when they are choking or close to choking (grabbing their neck). e) A sign one naturally gives when they are choking or close to choking (grabbing their mouth).

A child seems to be choking on a piece of candy and is coughing forcefully, what should you do?
Answer 46 *

a) Slap her on the back until she coughs up the object. b) Give abdominal thrusts. c) Encourage her to continue coughing. d) Perform a check at the back of the throat. e) Call 911.

If you are performing the Heimlich Maneuver and the victim goes unconscious, what should you do?

______________________________________
Answer 47

If an infant is choking you should assign someone to call 911 and give ____ back

blows and ____ chest thrust continuously until the object is removed or EMS

arrives.
Answer 48

“Hands Free” CPR only requires that you check whether or not a person is breathing. If they

are not, you should begin CPR. Have someone call 911 and then begin but keep in mind that

chest thrust should be none stop “ _____ and ____ ___ ” about 2 inches deep

(The beat/pace of the popular “staying alive” song). Ask someone to switch with you every 2

minutes and do not stop until EMS takes over or breathing resumes.
Answer 49

When approaching a victim you potentially need to perform CPR on you should first try to waken the victim verbally and by tapping on shoulders etc., then attempt a _____________. However do not do this last step on infants.
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a) Slap on the thigh. b) Shake and Shout. c) Head Tilt Chin Lift. d) Sternal Rub. e) Back Rub.

When performing adult CPR you do not give Rescue Breaths but you do for children and infants. You should do this at what rate and after every how many chest compressions?
Answer 51 *

a) 5 breaths after every 30 compressions. b) 2 breaths after every 60 compressions. c) 1 breaths after every 15 compressions. d) 5 breaths after every 60 compressions. e) 2 breaths after every 30 compressions.

Compressions should be done in-between the:

____________________
Answer 52

When performing CPR you should switch out with another rescuer every:
Answer 53 *

a) 2 cycles or 5 minutes. b) 5 cycles or 2 minutes. c) 10 cycles or 4 minutes. d) Every 5-10 minutes or until EMS arrives. e) Never, for consistency it should always be the same rescuer.

During adult CPR you should utilize:
Answer 54 *

a) One hand method for compressions. b) One finger method for compressions. c) Balled fist maneuver for compressions. d) Hand over fist method for compressions. e) Two finger method for compressions.

During child CPR you should utilize:
Answer 55 *

a) One hand method for compressions. b) One finger method for compressions. c) Balled fist maneuver for compressions. d) Hand of fist method for compressions. e) Two finger method for compressions.

During infant CPR you should utilize:
Answer 56 *

a) One hand method for compressions. b) One finger method for compressions. c) Balled fist maneuver for compressions. d) Hand of fist method for compressions. e) Two finger method for compressions.

When you are giving rescue breaths to an Infant, you should give what is

the equivalent to a _________________________.
Answer 57

Essentially there are truly only two reasons to stop CPR, state them below:

01) ____________________________________________________

02) __________________________________
Answer 58

When administering an Epi-Pen to a child suffering from an Anaphylactic Reaction you must use the Epi-Pen in this manner:
Answer 59 *

a) Assign 911, Remove Cap, Press Quickly into Thigh, Hold for 10 Seconds. b) Assign 911, Remove Cap, Press Quickly into Thigh, Hold for 20 Seconds. c) Assign 911, Remove Cap, Press Quickly into Chest, Hold for 10 Seconds. d) Assign 911, Remove Cap, Press Quickly into Thigh, Hold for 30 Seconds. e) Assign 911, Remove Cap, Press Quickly into Chest, Hold for 10 Seconds.

60: YOU SHOULD NEVER GIVE ANY

MEDICATION TO A CHILD WITHOUT

EXPRESS PERMISSION FROM THEIR PARENT

OR GUARDIAN! DOING SO COULD BE VERY

DANGEROUS!

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