'Scene safety' presentation slideshows

Toxicology

Toxicology. Dr. Miada Mahmoud Rady. Introduction. A poison : is a substance that is toxic by nature, no matter how it gets into the body or how much is taken. A drug : is a substance that has some therapeutic effect when given in the appropriate circumstances and in the appropriate dose.

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Essentials of Fire Fighting and Fire Department Operations , 5 th Edition

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Introduction to Emergency Medical Care 1

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WCTC - Police Academy FALL 2011 FIRST RESPONDER FIRST AID AND CPR

WCTC - Police Academy FALL 2011 FIRST RESPONDER FIRST AID AND CPR. INSTRUCTORS DET. MARK GRALINSKI CITY OF BROOKFIELD PD 787-3577 DAYS SGT. MARK GARRY VILLAGE OF PEWAUKEE PD 691-5678 11P-7A SGT. STEVE LESNIEWSKI CITY OF OCONOMOWOC PD DAYS.

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PATIENT ASSESSMENT

PATIENT ASSESSMENT. Gathering detailed information to paint a picture for others!. Objectives. What is Patient Assessment? Why is Patient Assessment important?. Objectives. Why is the order of Patient Assessment important?

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Electrical Emergencies

Electrical Emergencies. Presence Regional EMS July 2013 CE. Objectives. Discuss the importance of scene size up, scene safety and rescue. Describe the mechanism of injury in electrical emergencies. Demonstrate the assessment and management of a patient exposed to electricity.

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Response SAFETY

Response SAFETY. Stafford County Fire and Rescue Dept. 2011 Safety Stand-Down. Arrive Alive! By : Ryan L. Carroll. OBJECTIVES:. Discuss major causes of vehicle accidents and vehicle related deaths in the fire service Review ways to change or prevent accidents

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SCENE SAFETY & SECURITY

SCENE SAFETY & SECURITY. Lesson Objectives. Identify types of incident hazards Identify requirements for scene safety Establish hot, warm and cold zones Identify types of suspicious activity. Timeline in an Incident. For first response to be successful in an incident, time is critical

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An Introduction to Retrieval Medicine and Scene Management - EMIG

An Introduction to Retrieval Medicine and Scene Management - EMIG. What we will cover in 15 minutes. Overview of the Pre-hospital Environment Scene Safety Risk Assessment and Hazards Typical NSW Scene 4 Phases of Scene Extrication Take Home Points. Safety. Yourself Others Patients.

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Vehicle & Machinery Rescue

Vehicle & Machinery Rescue. 1. On Scene Approach. Survey scene Six-sided approach Inside / Outside Circles Scene conditions Fire Fuels Crowd control Hydraulic bumpers Shocks, hood/hatch pistons, suspension. 2. Scene Conditions. Vehicle stability

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Burn Mass Casualty Incidents

Burn Mass Casualty Incidents. Jim Holliman, M.D., F.A.C.E.P. Program Manager, Afghanistan Health Care Sector Reconstruction Project Center for Disaster and Humanitarian Assistance Medicine Uniformed Services University

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Unit 15

Unit 15. Scene Size-Up. Overview. Scene approach Scene size-up Identifying hazardous conditions Risk mitigation. Introduction. EMT should practice protective behavior while on scene The life you save may be your own. History of Safety in EMS.

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Disasters and Hazardous Materials

Chapter 33. Disasters and Hazardous Materials. Case History. You respond to a call for an overturned truck. You approach the scene from upwind and observe a flaming tanker approximately 200 yards in the distance. There are several cars involved in the incident.

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S-SV EMS MICN Course Module 3 Communication, Documentation and Scene Safety

S-SV EMS MICN Course Module 3 Communication, Documentation and Scene Safety. S-SV EMS Agency MICN Training (Updated 12-2018). Communication and Documentation Procedures. S-SV EMS Agency MICN Training (Updated 12-2018). EMS Communications. EMS Communications Are Utilized To:

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Incident Safety Officer

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Safety

Safety. Preparation + Procedures + Awareness + Knowledge. Urban Context. Oh yeah: Prevention - radar is ON Calling for help when needed Just say no: Diagnosis Treatment. For the Radar. Scene safety means considering: 1. Yourself 2. The Group

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You Are the Emergency Medical Responder

Lesson 8: Scene Size-Up. You Are the Emergency Medical Responder.

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