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    Ethical Firefighters

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    personnel and/or resources necessary to perform the task in the safest manner possible. Firefighters are there at devastating ravages of fire, motor vehicle accidents, tornadoes, hazardous material incidents, rescue operations, explosions, medical emergencies and many other critical incidents. Firefighters are civil servants as sworn officers, following standard policies and procedures of the fire service and standard operating procedures of their departments; they are there to prevent human suffering

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    Ever felt the fear that you might die? or that your family and everything you have will be washed away from underneath your feet and then it’s gone. Now think about that feeling. Well that’s what the survivors of hurricane harvey have to feel. Natural Disaster Strikes! There are always going to be natural disasters. And there will always be survivors, but who will help? People are getting involved and helping with recent natural disaster, Hurricane Harvey. donating food and clothing, helping clean

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    Trauma Life Support Essay

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    Re- evaluation saves lives- late evident spleenic injury Introduction There is a trimodal distribution of mortality due to trauma. Patient will die of catastrophic internal injuries within seconds to minutes. Secondly, it is the significant blood loss causing death within minutes to hours. Finally, death due to multi organ failure will take days to weeks. Management within first few hour of injury is critical. We must follow the Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) protocol in the initial work up

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    An emergency response is an effort by public safety personnel and citizens to mitigate the impact of an incident on human life and property. But, when it comes to a crisis or a major disaster this can become very difficult. Because, when something so damaging and drastic happens, there’s really no fixing or changing the situation. All people or emergency responses can do is try their best to fix and help the situation as best as possible. These are things that most emergency response teams are prepared

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    Part 1 In the postoperative setting, anything could happen within a patient’s recovery process. The patient could have anything from adverse reactions, hemorrhaging, pain, infections, or to pulmonary embolisms, etc. This scholarly paper will focus specifically on pulmonary embolisms in the postoperative setting. For examples and explanations throughout this paper, references will be made to the case study of Mrs. Dixon. A pulmonary embolism (PE) by definition is, “the blockage of pulmonary arteries

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    The National Incident Management System (NIMS) was put in to place to be a proactive approach to manage incidents involving threats and hazards. It was designed for all levels of government, nongovernmental organizations, and the private sector to work together to reduce the loss of life, property, and harm to the environment (National Incident Management System, 2016). A fundamental part of managing threats and hazards is to set up an Incident Command System (ICS). An ICS provides consistency

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    US Peacekeeping Haiti

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    Peacekeeping operation is led by the Department, and works to create the conditions for lasting peace in a country torn by conflict” (UN Staff, 2003). Military, police and civilian personnel, those who work to deliver security, political and early peacebuilding support consists of peace keeping operation. Currently, there are sixteen peacekeeping operations and one special political mission – the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) – led by the Department of Peacekeeping Operations(UN

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    disasters. As a result, the best way to rectify this issue will involve a multi-step plan. The first part of the plan will involve ensuring the flood lights inside the venue has been deployed, so the guests will have some semblance of light. The emergency lighting will help to ease any panic, and provide the necessary light needed to evacuate the venue, if needed. The next step will involve making notifying the leaders of the convention that a blackout has occurred; the basis behind notifying the

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    instrumented weather balloons (radiosondes) which can deliver supplementary measurements as needed. Overall, a lot of information goes into giving hurricane forecasts to make sure that people that might be effected are told ahead of time so that if an evacuation is needed it can be done in the needed time

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    The Catastrophic Event

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    Being located in an area prone to hurricanes which happen to be one of the most common natural catastrophic events, the institution has employed a catastrophic emergency plan to cope with the aftermaths of the occurrence of a hurricane. They have developed a homeland security training program at Penn state medical Centre. In the program they teach students to acquire the skills of being ready, flexible and adaptive

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