Where is it recommended to list the bomb threat guide for quick access?

• A. On the hospital's intranet site
• B. Listed in the local public telephone book
• C. In the staff break room
• D. With the emergency exit cues

Answer: (B)

Having emergency response information readily available without needing electronic access ensures staff can act immediately during a threat. Listing the bomb threat guide in the local public telephone book creates a universal, low-tech reference that is accessible even if hospital networks, computers, or power are down. It’s a durable source that anyone in the community or hospital can consult quickly to follow the proper steps and reach the right authorities.

Relying on an intranet site assumes network access will be available, which isn’t guaranteed in an incident. Placing the guide in the staff break room depends on the room being accessible and up-to-date at all times. And using emergency exit cues is about evacuation directions, not providing step-by-step guidance for handling a bomb threat.