'Call 9 1 1' diaporamas de présentation

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Breathing Emergencies

Breathing Emergencies. Identify the causes of breathing emergencies. Identify conditions that cause respiratory distress and respiratory arrest. Identify signals of respiratory distress and respiratory arrest. Describe the care for a person in respiratory distress and respiratory arrest.

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Fire & Lifesafety Training

Your Business. Fire & Lifesafety Training. Fire & Lifesafety Training Outline. 1. Fire & Lifesafety codes for Small Business. 2. Fire Protection Plan. 3. 9-1-1 Alert Review & Procedure. 4. Evacuation Plan & Drill. 5. Personnel & Personal Preparedness.

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Safe at Home Review

Safe at Home Review. What did we learn this year?. We learned that fire fighters are our friends. Even though they dress funny to do their job, we should never be afraid of them and we should never hide from them. We learned what an emergency is

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CRIME PREVENTION

CRIME PREVENTION. Preparing Our Community Working Together. Presented by: Kenneth Dueker, J.D. Director of Emergency Services City of Palo Alto. Rev. 3/28/12 K. Dueker. All Hazards Threat Matrix. The National Planning Scenarios* provide guidance for our community (all hazards):

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Safe at Home Review

Safe at Home Review. What did we learn this year?.

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A game of chance

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Calling 9-1-1: What You Need to Know

Calling 9-1-1: What You Need to Know. Cathy Clark October 2011. 9-1-1 Regulations. 9-1-1 is common across North America, but not Europe where 9-9-9 is often used In Canada, there is no specific legislation that governs 9-1-1 service

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Everyone Should Know First Aid. Emergency Medical System (EMS). Your role in the EMS system includes 4 basic steps Recognize an emergency exists Decide to act Activate the EMS system Give care until help arrives. Step 1 Recognizing an emergency. Unusual sights

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Chapter 5

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Kitchen Fire Safety

Kitchen Fire Safety. What we will learn today. We will learn about kitchen fire safety.

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Checking the Person

Checking the Person. Describe how to check for life-threatening and non-life-threatening conditions in an adult, child and infant . Identify and explain at least three questions you should ask the person or bystanders in an interview .

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CHAPTER 2:

CHAPTER 2:. TAKING ACTION: EMERGENCY ACTION STEPS. EMERGENCY ACTION STEPS. THE “3 C’s” 1. CHECK: Check the scene for safety Check the person. “3 C’s Continued”. 2. CALL Call 9-1-1 or local emergency number 3. Care Begin care for person. STEP 1: CHECKING THE SCENE. IS IT SAFE?

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Reporting an Emergency 9-1-1

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Escape Planning - Protecting in Place

Escape Planning - Protecting in Place. What we will learn today. We will talk about what to do if your house is on fire, and you cannot get out because your exits are blocked by fire or smoke. We have already learned that:. Need to be prepared in the event of a fire in your home

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CPR FOR CHILDREN

CPR FOR CHILDREN. According to the American Heart Association's guidelines Child CPR is administered to any victim under the age of 8.

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Reporting an Emergency 9-1-1

Reporting an Emergency 9-1-1. What We Will Learn Today. What to say if you have to call 9-1-1 to get help if you have an emergency and need help right away. We have already learned that:. An emergency is when something is dangerous and you need help right away accident fall fire

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FHM TRAINING TOOLS

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Club Emergency Guidelines Version 9-24-01

Club Emergency Guidelines Version 9-24-01. Procedures Contact supervisor and stay with the sick member or staff Call 911 and administer first aid Disperse the crowd, if necessary Contact family member of injured person Inform all staff and members if necessary

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Overview of Health & Safety Processes and Procedures

Overview of Health & Safety Processes and Procedures. Revised February 2014. Workplace Accidents/Injuries. Definition of a workplace accident or injury as defined by WSIB: a wilful and intentional act, not being the act of the worker

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