A clinical medical assistant discovers a fire in the facility and is attempting to put out the fire using a fire extinguisher. Which of the following actions should th assistant take?

D. One emergency exit is available:A medical office should have multiple emergency exits to ensure safe and efficient evacuation in case of a fire. Having only one emergency exit poses a significant safety risk and should be reported to the safety team for immediate correction.

Incorrect Answers:

A. Fire extinguishers' pins are intact.Fire extinguishers should have their safety pins intact to ensure they have not been tampered with. This indicates they are ready for use in case of a fire and does not require reporting.

B. Multiplug adapters are not in use.The absence of multiplug adapters is a positive safety measure because these adapters can cause overloaded circuits and fire hazards. There is no need to report this, as it follows proper fire safety guidelines.

C. Sprinkler heads are unobstructed.Unobstructed sprinkler heads indicate that the fire suppression system is properly maintained. Reporting would be necessary only if sprinkler heads were blocked by furniture, decorations, or dust buildup.

A. Comprehensive care: Comprehensive care refers to the delivery of a wide range of services, including preventative and wellness care, addressing all aspects of a patient’s health.
B. Coordinated care: Coordinated care involves organizing patient care activities and sharing information among all participants concerned with a patient’s care but does not specifically refer to preventative and wellness care.
C. Accessible services: Accessible services ensure that patients can obtain care when needed but do not specifically address preventative and wellness care.
D. Quality and safety: Quality and safety refer to the overall standards and safety measures in care delivery rather than specifically addressing preventative and wellness care.