Title: Alphabet
1Alphabet Soup
Vital Records
SHHH!
Disaster Plans
Records Tragedies
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2BIA
3What is a Business Impact Analysis?
4FEMA
5What is the Federal Emergency Management Agency?
6COOP
7What is Continuity of Operations?
8DARM
9What is the Division of Archives and Records
Management?
10PARIS
11What is Public Archives and Records
Infrastructure Support grants program?
12Records needed for emergency operations and to
protect financial and legal rights.
13What are vital records?
14A plan to keep the flow of government functioning
during emergencies.
15What is Continuity of Operations (COOP) or
Business Continuity Plan (BCP)?
16The practice, often used in vital records
programs, of transferring duplicate copies to
several locations other than where the originals
are housed.
17What is dispersal?
18The periodic replacement of obsolete records with
current records.
19What is cycling?
20Duplicate copies of records stored offsite.
21What are backups?
22A stable temperature no higher than 21. degrees
Celcius (70 degrees Fahrenheit) and a stable
relative humidity between 30 and 50 percent
relative humidity.
23What is the environmental standard for archival
storage?
24A method of drying watersoaked records in
airless chambers.
25What is vacuum drying or vacuum freeze drying?
26A process by which the pH of paper documents is
raised to a minimum value of 7.0.
27What is deacidification?
28It can start growing in less than 72 hours and
causes irreparable damage to records and can pose
a health hazard to staff.
29What is mold?
30A computer program which replicates itself into
other programs with the intent to cause damage.
31What is a virus?
32This is used to contact staff in an emergency.
33What is an emergency phone tree?
34The safety of your staff.
35What is the first priority in an emergency and in
recovery?
36Records that determine who takes the place of
unavailable staff, their duties and their powers.
37What are delegations of authority?
38A facility fully equipped for resumption or
continuation of operations of an agency in the
event of an emergency.
39What is a hot site?
40The most likely substance to damage records.
41What is water?
42These were carried to safekeeping across the
Potomac in 1814.
43What are the Declaration of Independence and the
Constitution?
44Genealogists and historians mourn the loss of
these records.
45What are the 1890 census records?
46A 1973 fire in St. Louis destroyed these records.
47What are military service records from WWI, WWII
and the Korean War?
48This 1999 hurricane that caused damage to local
government records in New Jersey.
49What is Hurricane Floyd?
50These records were damaged in the 1980 State
House Annex fire.
51What were the Superior Court records?
52FINAL JEOPARDY
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