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MOPD Disaster Network

MOPD Disaster Network. Quarterly Meeting: May 28th 2019 100 Gold St 2nd Floor, NY 10:00AM to 12:00PM. Agenda. Welcome : Eli Fresquez (MOPD ) Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies: Marcie Roth, CEO (Former Director, Office of Disability Integration & Coordination FEMA)

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CLIMATE AND HEALTH

CLIMATE AND HEALTH. There is often confusion between climate and weather. CLIMATE: Climate is an average weather condition throughout a year at a place. OR. Climate refers to a weather pattern of a place over a long period, may be 30 years

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Heat waves, drought, dust

Heat waves, drought, dust. Heat stress. Several thousand people die each year worldwide from heat stress. Most deaths in North America occur in inner cities in the southeastern US. Severe urban pollution may be a contributing factor. Heat waves and heat disorders.

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Who Are You? Case Studies in Human Identification

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18: Environmental Emergencies

18: Environmental Emergencies. Factors Affecting Exposure. Physical condition Age Nutrition and hydration Environmental conditions. Conduction Transfer of heat from body to colder object Convection Transfer of heat through circulating air Evaporation Cooling of body through sweating.

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Bloodline: A Human Genetics Case

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Risk Management Department

Risk Management Department. Sun & Heat Safety April, 2008 . Sun and Heat Safety . Introduction

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Fever of Unknown Origin

Fever of Unknown Origin. Bryan Youree Vanderbilt University Medical Center. Objectives. Definition and pathophysiology of fever FUO: classifications and etiology Diagnostic workup of FUO Prognosis. Fever versus Hyperthermia.

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Susan Harwood Training Grant 800 626 4748 Safety and Health Training 130 Tower Lane Oil and Gas Industry PO Box 661

Extension Service. Safety and Health Extension. Susan Harwood Training Grant 800 626 4748 Safety and Health Training 130 Tower Lane Oil and Gas Industry PO Box 6615 OSHA Region III Morgantown, WV 26506-6615 DE, MD, PA, VA, WV, DC wvusafetyandhealth.org. DISCLAIMER.

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Heat and Cold Related Injuries

Heat and Cold Related Injuries. Prevention and First Aid. Heat Related Difficulties. Heat Cramps Least severe of the three types of heat related difficulties Painful muscle spasms Usually occur in the legs and abdomen. Heat Related Difficulties. Heat Cramps

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Chapter 5 Atmospheric Moisture

Chapter 5 Atmospheric Moisture. The process whereby molecules break free of liquid water is known as evaporation . The opposite process is condensation , wherein water vapor molecules become a liquid. The change of phase directly from ice to water vapor,

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Injuries & the Healing Process

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Feeding Ruminants

Feeding Ruminants. By C. Kohn Dept of Agricultural Sciences, Waterford, WI. Ruminant Dietary Nutrition. The most important job of a farmer or a rancher is to adequately provide for the nutritional needs of their cattle.

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Prevention of Ensuing Heat Stroke

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Injury Prevention and Treatment of Fitness Injuries Chapter 13

Injury Prevention and Treatment of Fitness Injuries Chapter 13. Heat Related Illnesses. Heat Cramps Characteristics Heat Exhaustion Characteristics Heat Stroke Characteristics. Prevention Of Heat Illnesses. Hydration (cooler fluids) Drinks with 8% sugar or less (colas have 10-12%)

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Blizzards & Extreme Heat and Cold

Blizzards & Extreme Heat and Cold. Project by: Tania Facchineri, Daniela Amato, Alyssa Faoro, & Brooke Pashley. Submitted to: Mr. Halpin Date: December, 13, 2002. What are blizzards and How do they form?.

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ACSM/DOD Roundtable: Heat Illness: Return to Duty/Return to Play

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Heat Stroke: Recognition and Treatment

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Heat Emergencies

Heat Emergencies. Chapter 193. Physiologic Response to Heat. Dilatation of the blood vessels (esp skin) Increased sweat production Decreased heat production Behavioral heat control Long-term: Acclimatization. Path to Heat Injury. Increased heat production

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