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Question

True False

1. On average, most children spend about 36 hours each week in some type of a child care setting.

2. It is not necessary to be readily prepared for disasters or emergencies.

3. Emergency preparedness and response planning can include intruders and epidemics.

4. Revising is not a part of the preparedness and planning.

5. Your computer is the best way to store and access vital records.

6. One phone number is efficient for parental/guardian contact.

7. Each classroom should have a disaster kit that contains contact information, medical and food supplies, crucial items to help children occupy themselves.

8. All emergency drills are practiced the same way, so you only have to practice them one time a year.

9. If you have infants and toddlers in your classroom, diapers and formula should be included in your disaster kit

10. Once your plans and kits are created, they do not have to be revised or updated.