• Overcoming difficulties and challenges can get opportunities for marks. Threats • Facing challenges of medical, weather, oxygen and stamina. The TOWS Matrix Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities SO Strategic options: Accurate weather forecasting and appropriate medical kit are used to avoid rescue and against diseases such as frostbite, AMS and asthma. WO Strategic options: Due to different health condition, hiking speed and score point, the team can take a different form: some teammates stay while others summit Everest. Threats ST Strategic options: Making decisions to against challenges by using past experience and shared information with teammates.
Keeping authorization, classification, and security costs low in order to provide low camping costs is another possible CMS objective. The CMS-provided registration and fee envelopes help ensure that the campers record the reservations according to company policy. The attendant’s daily checks of the registration lock-box control for recording reservations in the proper time period. Finally, the physical lock on the lock-box, storage of the collected money and forms in the attendant’s motor home, and mandatory CMS clothing are all controls that aim to protect the system from unauthorized access or destruction. The simplicity of each of these measures keeps the overall costs low for the campers while providing preventive and detective controls.
Those who are mentally and physically prepared to survive are more likely to do so. To deal with an emergency situation one must be able to make decisions, improvise and remain calm. Fear - For anyone faced with a wilderness emergency survival situation, fear is a normal reaction. Unless an emergency situation has been anticipated, fear is generally followed by panic then pain, cold, thirst, hunger, fatigue, boredom and loneliness. It is extremely important to calmly assess the situation and not allow these seven enemies to interfere with your survival.
4.3.1 list 5 ways in which you may assist the veterinarian during surgical procedures. 1. intubation 2. prepare surgical site 3.change anaesthetic depth 4. adjust light 5. Draw up and administer drugs 4.4 Describe the sterilisation technique used in your clinic and list any health hazards associated with this technique. Scrub clean instruments using rapidex – irritating to eyes and skin. Inhalation of dust.
(1) Sickness & Diarrhoea (2) Burns and Scalds. (3) Fractures ands Suspected Fractures. (D5) EXPLAIN THE PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWEDIN THE EVENT OF AN ACCIDENT OR SUDDEN ILLNESS. (1) Get help as soon as possible example emergency services apply first aid training only if you got it. Make sure the client is as comfortable as can be staff should also protect themself complete accidents or sickness illness form log information in client file and inform seniority/manager of the incident.
D1 Evaluate the purpose and the function of key equipment required for a day and overnight expedition. When going on expedition, it is essential to take with you all equipment that you will need and use for a successful expedition. The most important things you need to take with you are those who you actually wear, your clothes, to keep you warm, dry and comfortable. If you choose the wrong equipment, you will put yourself in great danger and your chances of survival will not be very high. I am now going to evaluate what types of equipment is essential to carry on with you for a day and overnight expedition.
The first theory is Meddis’ waste of time hypothesis. He suggested that sleep helps animals stay out of the way of predators during the parts of the day when they are most vulnerable. For most animals this means, sleeping during the hours of darkness. It also means sleeping in places where they will be hidden. According to Meddis, sleep may simply ensure that animals stay still when they have nothing better to do with their time.
So, having those oxygen canisters not only represented support/assistance, but also comfort, especially when a climber fears that they are running out. The last major symbol in this book, were the ropes and knots. The rope and knot symbolizes unity and loyalty, and the idea that your life is bound to another. You are depending on the one who tied that knot. This could either be frightening or reassuring to an individual.
http://www.USScouts.Org • http://www.MeritBadge.Org Please submit errors, omissions, comments or suggestions about this workbook to: Workbooks@USScouts.Org Comments or suggestions for changes to the requirements for the merit badge should be sent to: Merit.Badge@Scouting.Org 1. Do the following: a. Explain to your counselor the hazards you are most likely to encounter while participating in search and rescue (SAR) activities, and what you should do to anticipate, help prevent, mitigate, and respond to these hazards.. Hazards: What you should do: b. Discuss first aid and prevention for the types of injuries or illnesses that could occur while participating in SAR activities,
Belief systems consist of values, attitudes, convictions, and biases that facilitate decision making and direct action in families (Walsh 50). Walsh emphasises three important aspects of family belief systems: making meaning out of adversity, a positive outlook, and spirituality or transcendence (26). Resilient families have the ability to view the painful event as manageable and meaningful, something they can gain insight from (Walsh 55). Resilient families also maintain an optimistic view by seeing the positive in the situation. They acknowledge that there was tragedy but something constructive came out of it.