PPT-Pediatric Surge Exercise Workshop

Objectives At the end of this session participants will Be familiar with their Incident Command role in a response Understand how our facility would operate during a pediatric surge event Know what space we would designate for families and media in a pediatric surge event. 32 27 Tide Waves Freshwater Input Tota l Water Level brPage 4br Central Pressure Storm Intensity Size Storm Forward Speed Angle of Approach to Coast Shape of the Coastline Width and Slope of the Ocean Bottom Local Features The Many Factors that Infl 32 27 Tide Waves Freshwater Input Total Water Level brPage 4br Central Pressure Storm Intensity Size Storm Forward Spee Angle of Approach to Coast Shape of the Coastline Width and Slope of the Ocean Bottom Local Features The Many Factors that Influe LTC4366 Floating Surge Stopper Surge Stoppers FLOATING ADJUSTABLE CLAMP VOUTREF+– V IN9V TO 500V 28V100ms/DIV28V 43V CLAMP 100V/DIV20V/DIV 20ms/DIV 200V CLAMP 160V 160V 200V/DIV100V/DIV In harsh . for the purposes of individual hospital preparedness and exercise. Sources used in the development of these materials are noted in the Notes Section except where general knowledge. . Patient Surge Tabletop Exercise. Surge Protection: Technical Background & Basics Surge Protection – Agenda Introduction AC Power Basics Power Quality Scope Voltage Transients & Disturbances Power Quality in the Workplace & the Effects of Transients Dr. John Hick. |. Hennepin County Medical Center. 2018. Objectives. After viewing this module, the participant should be able to:. Explain what is crisis standards of care.. Summarize the exclusive pediatric issues that may present during a surge of pediatric patients necessitating a change in standards of care.. By Benton D McGee Roland W Tollett and Burl B GoreePressure transducers sensors are accurate reliable and cost-effective tools to measure and record the magnitude extent and timing of hurricane storm x0000x0000MINNESOTA PEDIATRIC SURGE PLANx0000x0000 Page iiMinnesota Pediatric Surge PlanMinnesota Department of HealthCenter for Emergency Preparedness and ResponsePO Box St Paul MN 0975201healthepr Dr. Paula Fink Kocken, Children’s Minnesota . |. . Dr. Ashley Strobel, Hennepin County Medical Center. 2018. Objectives. After viewing this module, the participant should be able to:. Illustrate the unique physiological problems children have during a mass poisoning incident.. Dr. Paula Fink Kocken, Children’s Minnesota . |. . Ross A. Chávez, . Hennepin . EMS. 2018. Objectives. After viewing this module, the participant should be able to:. Summarize the unique characteristics of pediatric triage during a mass casualty incident (MCI).. Coalition Name. Date. Template provided by:. Instructions for Use of this PPT Template – Delete this slide prior to presentation. Edit these slides based on changes made by the . Exercise Planning Team to the Situation Manual . |. Dr. Michael D. . McGonigal. , Director of Trauma, Regions Hospital. 2018. Disclaimer. This session focuses on the pediatric differences and is not inclusive of all trauma management. . Please contact your nearest pediatric trauma center for full support. . Tracy Larsen . |. Regions Hospital. 2018. Objectives. After viewing this module, the participant . will:. Be familiar . with some common special pediatric patient populations. U. nderstand . basic resuscitation for children with special needs and complications they may have. and. Health Care Coalition Power Outage Exercise. Exercise Evaluation Conference. Kellyn Pak. HPP Program Manager. EMS Agency. Welcome. to the. . Exercise Evaluation Conference. Darren Verrette. Disaster Program Manager.