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Volunteer Marine Rescue . TDM MF1007B. first aid. Apply First Aid. Session 4. Burns. Inhalation Injuries. Heat & Cold. Bites & Stings. Poisons. Burns. Burns are a type of soft tissue injury caused primarily by heat.

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FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions

FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions. 2009. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Introduction. Some medical conditions can cause a casualty to become extremely ill and require immediate first aid and emergency medical care. There may be no warning signals.

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FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions

FIRST AID 5 Sudden Medical Conditions. 2009. CANADIAN COAST GUARD AUXILIARY - PACIFIC. Introduction. Some medical conditions can cause a casualty to become extremely ill and require immediate first aid and emergency medical care. There may be no warning signals.

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First Aid and Common Injuries

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EXTREME HEAT

EXTREME HEAT. A Prevention Guide to Promote Your Personal Health and Safety. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. What Is Extreme Heat?.

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HEAT INJURY PREVENTION HOT WEATHER REVIEW

HEAT INJURY PREVENTION HOT WEATHER REVIEW. Arizona Army Aviation Support Facility #1. REFERENCES. AR 40-5 FM 21-20-1 FM 3-04.301 FM 21-76. WHY IS HEAT PREVENTION IMPORTANT. Combat capability is contingent upon the ability to adapt to the environment

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HEAT INJURY PREVENTION HOT WEATHER REVIEW

HEAT INJURY PREVENTION HOT WEATHER REVIEW. Arizona Army Aviation Support Facility #1. REFERENCES. AR 40-5 FM 21-20-1 FM 3-04.301 FM 21-76. WHY IS HEAT PREVENTION IMPORTANT. Combat capability is contingent upon the ability to adapt to the environment

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FORESTRY SAFETY

FORESTRY SAFETY. Forestry Revision Committee May 2007. TERMS. ACCIDENT: any sudden or unintentional event that causes injury or property damage ANTISEPTIC: a substance such as alcohol, iodine or hydrogen peroxide applied to prevent infection.

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Delgado Safety Topic

Delgado Safety Topic. Recognition and Prevention of Heat Related Illnesses. Prepared by: Corey Valdary. Purpose. To understand the causes and preventive measures to eliminate heat stress during the Spring/Summer.

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Objectives

Objectives. Describe the benefits of regular physical activity. Define physical activity and exercise as they relate to health and fitness. Explain the components of an aerobic exercise program and a stretching and strength training program.

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Environmental Emergencies

Environmental Emergencies. Heat & Cold emergencies. Ways the body loses heat (1 of 2). Radiation - heat lost from host to air Convection - heat lost through the movement of air Conduction - heat lost from host to solid objects . Ways the body loses heat (2 of 2).

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Health and Safety

Health and Safety. Hazards During Deployment. Adapted from the FAD PReP /NAHEMS Guidelines: Health and Safety (2011). Work Settings/Shifts. Extended and unusual shifts Fatigue, stress, reduced concentration Know your limits Manage work and rest periods. Physical Hazards.

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Global Climate Change

Global Climate Change. Forces of nature Climate data information UCAR. Radiative Forcing (+) or (-). External Forces Or Internal Forces . Cooling (Reflecting sunlight) . Warming (Greenhouse effect). Climate Change. Global Warming Natural U.V. Radiation Natural Cycles

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Hydration

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Chapter 4: Physical Activity for Life

Chapter 4: Physical Activity for Life. Physical Activity (P.A.)- is any form of movement that causes your body to use energy. Physical Fitness (P.F.)-the ability to carry out daily tasks easily and have enough reserve energy to respond to unexpected demands. Chapter 4: Vocabulary.

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Chapter 4, Lesson 5

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7 th Grade First Aid

7 th Grade First Aid. Hot and Cold Emergencies. Heat-Related Illness. Three forms of Illnesses: Heat Cramps Heat Exhaustion Heat Stroke. Heat Cramps. Painful muscle spasms. Usually in the legs and abdomen. Care for Heat Cramps Move the person to a cool place Give cool water to drink

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Desert

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A Heat Wave Is . . .

A Heat Wave Is. A prolonged period of excessive heat, often combined with excessive humidity. Risks Associated With a Heat Wave. Heat cramps Heat exhaustion Heat/Sun stroke. Actions to Take During a Heat Wave. Seek air conditioning. Avoid strenuous activities during the heat of the day.

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