PPT-Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations

Unit 3 Disaster Medical Operations Injuries Commonly Seen Treatment of Injuries Rescue Lifts and Carries Medical Treatment Areas Triage SizeUp Disaster Medical Operations Injuries Commonly Seen. Becoming a Disaster Resilient Organization. June 2012. CaliforniaVolunteers. CaliforniaVolunteers is the state agency responsible for the coordination of volunteers during response and recovery.. This DRS training is being sponsored by CaliforniaVolunteers because of the importance of organizational resiliency for nonprofits, community and faith-based organizations.. Savar. Building collapse. Taslim. . Uddin. Physiatrist and Professor of PMR. BSM Medical University, Dhaka. Bangladesh. Member , ISPRM Disaster Rehab committee. Email: taslimpmr@gmail.com. Introduction . Dilemmas . and traps. Kostas A. . Papaioannou. , MD, . MSc. Plastic Surgeon. F. President of MSF-Greece. European Master in Disaster Medicine. 1. The referring doctor, the patient or his environment determine, what constitutes an "emergency", and define the reason, time and point of entry into the system, regardless of age and the ultimate nature of the illness or injury. Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations. Injuries . Commonly . Seen. Treatment of Injuries. Rescue Lifts and Carries. Medical Treatment Areas. Triage. Size-Up. Disaster Medical Operations. Injuries Commonly Seen. Slide 8-. 1. Unit 8 Helispot Operations. Unit 8 Objectives. Describe the process for staffing and preparing a landing area or helispot.. Define the methods for constructing landing areas or helispots.. You must know and be able to explain the following concepts to pass your final Exam. Open notes – no open book!. Unit 1 Disaster Preparedness. How do you prepare for a disaster?. Identify roles and responsibilities for community preparedness . Siobhan Champ-Blackwell, MSLIS. Robin Taylor, MLIS. Ann Holman, MLS. Week 3: Check Your Coverage. What is Continuity of Operations? . “A predetermined set of instructions or procedures that describe how an organization’s mission-essential functions will be sustained within 12 hours and for up to 30 days as a result of a disaster event before returning to normal operations.” Acronym: COOP . 1. Unit Objectives. After completing this unit, you will be able to: . Define the nine key activities of pre-disaster recovery plan development. . Describe the nine key steps of developing a recovery plan using established pre-disaster recovery planning guidance. . Medical Operations Support for ISS Operations The Role of the BME Operations Team Leads Rob Janney Veronica Sabatier Space Medicine Division SD2 Medical Operations Support for ISS Operations Consists of a team of flight surgeons, biomedical flight controllers (BMEs), and BME Operations Team Leads (OTLs). Together, they possess a unique responsibility to the onboard ISS crew. Slide 8-. 1. Unit 8 Helispot Operations. Unit 8 Objectives. Describe the process for staffing and preparing a landing area or helispot.. Define the methods for constructing landing areas or helispots.. 2019 UpdateTable of ContentsCERT Basic Training Participant ManualCERT Basic Training Introduction and OverviewParticipant ManualAugust 2019Page 1 HISTORY OF THE CERT BASIC TRAINING The Community Emer CERT Basic Training. Setting the Stage. CERTs are able to:. Assist emergency services personnel when requested in accordance with standard operating procedures (SOPs) developed by the sponsoring agency and by area of training . :. Mass Casualty Response. Objectives. At the conclusion of this presentation the participant will be able to:. Facilitate discussion regarding disaster or medical emergency response operations. Review the epidemiology of disasters. CERT Basic Training. Unit 4. 4-. 1. Unit 3 Review. 3 “Killers”. Airway obstruction. Excessive bleeding. Shock. CERT Basic Training. Unit 4: Disaster Medical Operations – Part 2. CERT . Sizeup. REMEMBER:.