Question

1 multiple choice 1 point if there is a fire in your immediate area, the first thing you should do is shout \fire!\ call a fire code. close the fire doors. evacuate the area.

Explanation:

In a healthcare - related setting (as indicated by the "Safety and Patient Transfer/Immobilization" title), when there is a fire in the immediate area, calling a fire code alerts the appropriate emergency response teams and initiates the fire - response protocol. Shouting "Fire!" may not be as effective as an official code call in getting the right help. Closing fire doors is an important step but not the first one. Evacuating without proper notification may not be coordinated and can cause chaos.

Answer:

B. call a fire code