'Call 911' presentation slideshows

1. Demonstrate how to recognize and respond to medical emergencies

1. Demonstrate how to recognize and respond to medical emergencies. Define the following term: conscious the state of being mentally alert and having awareness of surroundings, sensations, and thoughts. 1. Demonstrate how to recognize and respond to medical emergencies.

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COMT 310: Organizational Communication Fall, 2009

COMT 310: Organizational Communication Fall, 2009. ?. Emergency Response Guidelines. Emergency = 911 Campus Police = 657-2147 Facilities Services = 657-2306 Campus Technology = 247-5700. R1N1 Avoid close contact with other individuals who may be sick.

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Birth:

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Kids 911 Quiz

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StaySafe

StaySafe. Amrit Khatri Nita Sutreja James Leffler Ricardo Kreyhsig. StaySafe. GPS as a safety device. Emergency call..!. Crime alert..!!. Who is there..!!. Problem Motivation. Unsafe Delivery jobs. Problem Motivation. Reducing exposure to crime while on the job.

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Fire Safety Training

Fire Safety Training. Helping You Prepare for Emergencies Alan Major Universal Fire Life/Safety Services. The Objectives. Occupant Roles in an Emergency Building Evacuation Procedures Building Life Safety Equipment How to respond to different emergencies. Requirements.

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Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019

Emergency Preparedness A training module for staff. Nash-Rocky Mount Schools June 2019. All p ersonnel are encouraged to review this module. Once you have viewed the module you will complete a quiz.

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Sports Medicine Primer for the Soccer Coach

Sports Medicine Primer for the Soccer Coach. Scott Hamill, ATC, PTA Dominican Hospital Sports Medicine Center. The risk of injury is inherent in sports Coaches are first responders and may need to deal with injuries from abrasions to concussions

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Chapter 10 Bleeding

Chapter 10 Bleeding. Blood -average blood volume in an adult is 10-12 pints. Only 2.5 percent of people in NJ donate blood. We need more blood. Delicious snacks will be provided. 3 functions of blood. 1. transports oxygen, nutrients and wastes

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What is First Aid? First Aid is quick help to ease an injured person before they

What is First Aid? First Aid is quick help to ease an injured person before they Can get to medical assistance. What is Medical aid? Medical aid is treatment by a doctor, registered nurse or ambulance officer. What do I do first? Get help!!!

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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month

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Chapter 15 Sudden Illness

Chapter 15 Sudden Illness. Types of Sudden Illnesses. 1. Fainting 2. Diabetic emergency 3. Seizures 4. Stroke 5. Poisoning 6. Heart attack 7. Shock. Fainting. One of the most common sudden illnesses Definition-partial or complete loss of consciousness.

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Chapter 7 Cardiac Emergencies and CPR

Chapter 7 Cardiac Emergencies and CPR. Cardiovascular disease-#1 killer. Coronary Heart (artery) disease *when the arteries that supply blood to the heart harden and become narrow. Signs and Symptoms of a heart attack. Chest pain-crushing sensation Pressure in chest

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Atlantic County Special Services School District School Nurses

Annual Employee Training: Asthma, Epilepsy, Diabetes and Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions Requiring Emergency Auto-injector Epinephrine. Atlantic County Special Services School District School Nurses. Purpose.

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Is it time to go?

Is it time to go?. I won the prize!. I play tennis and golf. Do you want to play catch with me?. Call 911, now!. I like to play outside when I get home. Did you finish your homework?. That is awesome!. Is it still raining?. Help!. Do you have any more cookies?.

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CPR Introduction

CPR Introduction. A High School beginners guide to CPR. How Do I get Certified?. Certification for CPR and First Aid is easy to obtain! Courses are generally offered at different community centers or for specific jobs. Heart Attack/Cardiac Arrest.

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Presented by your School Nurse

Annual Employee Training: Asthma, Epilepsy, Diabetes and Life-Threatening Allergic Reactions Requiring Emergency Auto-injector Epinephrine. Presented by your School Nurse. Purpose. To comply with D.O.E. health services policy and procedural requirement 6A:16-2.1

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Sports Safety Basics

Sports Safety Basics. Who should have a pre-participation physical and how often?. All children participating in youth, competitive league or school-based sports should have a PPE annually. Who is capable and preferred to conduct the PPE? Who gets a copy?.

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First Aid/CPR Review

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