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Learning Check: Home Visitor Safety
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Learning Check
Check your understanding. Choose the best answer for each multiple choice question, then respond to the open response questions in your own words. Review the answer key at the end.
1. During a home visit, you notice a red flag, such as someone yelling or clutter blocking an exit. What can you do?
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A
Pause: slow your voice down and give space
B
Adjust: move to a spot with a clearer exit or shorten the visit
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Leave: if there is a direct threat, a weapon, or your way out is blocked
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All of the above
2. Which of these is an example of using "we" language to de-escalate a tense moment?
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A
"You need to calm down."
B
"Let's figure this out together."
C
"I need you to stop."
D
"That's not how this works."
3. True or False: Trusting your gut that a visit feels unsafe is a legitimate reason to pause, adjust, or leave, even without a specific red flag you can point to.
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A
True
B
False
4. If a situation becomes an emergency, what's the first step?
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A
Call your supervisor
B
Document what happened
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Get yourself to safety first
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Call 911
5. Think of a home you will visit. What is one thing you will do to prepare before you arrive?
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6. What, if anything, are you still wondering about?
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7. Did you run into any technical issues completing this module (broken links, loading, navigation problems)?
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A
No issues
B
A few minor hiccups
C
Yes, something was frustrating or broken
8. Was anything confusing, missing, or worth adding?
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