Question

question 5 question 5/10 why should you have an emergency action plan? (select all that apply.) seconds can mean the difference between life and death from exertional heat stroke. eaps reduce the likelihood you will be sued if a student is injured. eaps let everyone on your staff know and practice what to do in case of an emergency.

Explanation:

• In cases of exertional heat - stroke, quick response is crucial, so seconds matter (first option).
• Having an EAP can show due - diligence, reducing the risk of lawsuits (second option).
• EAPs ensure all staff are aware of and practice emergency procedures (third option).

Answer:

All of the above options are correct. So,

• Option 1: Seconds can mean the difference between life and death from exertional heat stroke.
• Option 2: EAPs reduce the likelihood you will be sued if a student is injured.
• Option 3: EAPs let everyone on your staff know and practice what to do in case of an emergency.