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Emergency Rescue Techniques Guide

This document provides information on basic rescue and first aid. It details procedures for rescuing someone in different emergency situations such as contact with electrical wires, smoke, clothing on fire, or drowning. It also explains how to attract the attention of a rescue helicopter, indicators of the need for immediate rescue, and safe ways to move a victim or assist them without causing further harm.

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Emergency Rescue Techniques Guide

This document provides information on basic rescue and first aid. It details procedures for rescuing someone in different emergency situations such as contact with electrical wires, smoke, clothing on fire, or drowning. It also explains how to attract the attention of a rescue helicopter, indicators of the need for immediate rescue, and safe ways to move a victim or assist them without causing further harm.

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CLUB OF CONQUERORS

Mahanaim
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SPECIALTY: BASIC RESCUE

Heasther Alarcón

12/05/2022

What is meant by emergency rescue?

Set of immediate actions carried out in response to an adverse event, with the aim of
help or save a victim.

It consists of a security operation aimed at locating and rescuing


someone. In most circumstances, they are either injured or sick and cannot leave the
place where one is on their own feet and considered areas with limited accessibility for
the human being.

2. Indicate how a person can be rescued in the following situations:

1. When it is in contact with an electric wire.

1.- Alejarse de la zona 2.- Pedir ayuda 3.- Coger un instrumento que no conduzca la corriente
(wooden stick, plastic tubes) 4.- Move the victim away from the cable using the instrument.

2. When found in a room full of smoke.

Get away from the area


4.- Show the way to the victim (if they are conscious) or transport them accordingly.
crouched.

3. When their clothes are burning.

Get away from the area


jacket, sweater), apply pressure alternately.

4. When drowning (using a rescue that does not involve swimming).

Move away from the area.


present from behind 5.- Swim to the shore grabbing the victim by the neck and chest.

5. When you have suffered an accident in the snow

Provide shelter to the victim and prevent cooling.

3. Indicate three ways to attract attention and communicate with a plane or a


rescue helicopter.

The fire. - In the darkness or in the day, fire is one of the most effective means for
signaling. Build 3 large fires, in a triangle or straight line. in an open area, with 25
meters of separation between fires. You can also use a dry tree.

§ Mirror or shiny object. - Reflect the rays of the sun intermittently towards the cabin.
of the pilot.

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§ Others.- formation of geometric shapes, or called rescue signals (SOS) on the ground, using
branches, clothes, etc. Also the use of flares

4. This is a warning of 6 indicators of the need for immediate rescue.

Environment where the action takes place.


2. Activity that was being carried out.

3. Actions taken by the person (shouting, crying, despair)

4. Type of problem that occurred (burns, wounds, drowning)

5. Degree of danger in the situation for the victim

6. Time in which the TRAINED HELP can arrive

5. This is the outline of the 6 procedures to follow before rescuing a victim.


a situation that poses a risk to your life.

1. Assess Degree of Danger for the victim

2. Evaluate the severity level of the accident (Mild, moderate, severe)

3. Ask for help

4. Check for wounds, bleeding, fractures, bruises, etc.


5. Check state of consciousness (Are you listening to me? What's your name?)

6. Evaluate vital signs (Pulse - Respiration)

6. Know five principles related to the movement of a victim in a situation


risky.

Assess the degree of danger of the victim


(Mild, moderate, severe). 3.- Check for wounds, bleeding, fractures, bruises, etc. 4.-
Suspecting an injury to cervical spine 5.- If everything indicates that we must move it,
we must: AVOID SUDDEN MOVEMENTS (mainly neck) and try to have
help.

7. Knowing the proper ways to help a victim, without the help of other people,
when you should:

All movement is carried out in EXTREME URGENCY, and must observe: take care of movements of
the cervical column, DO not make sudden movements; check that the wounds are covered;
check the immobilized fractures or if he can fend for himself and assist us in the rescue.

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Pull the victim

Mainly to go up or down slopes.

Drag.

Raise him partially, supporting the wounded person's head on your forearm.

The victim in a semi-sitting position is held by the armpits and dragged backward.
Hanging around the neck

Tie the injured person's hands and wrap them around their neck.

Take the crawling position, with the injured person between the legs and their arms around them.
from the neck of the rescuer.

2. Lift the victim

Place the victim face down.

Hold by the hips and pull up with strength

Raise the hands to the chest of the victim and start walking backward.

3. Help the victim to walk

Repeating the previous procedure.

Put the victim's arm around our neck.

Help by holding the patient's waist

8. Knowing the appropriate way to help a victim, with the assistance of another person.
when it is due.

Carry her in a chair 2.- Two-hand and four-hand seats

3. Hammock for three men with


the victim.

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9. Knowing how to properly use a stretcher and how to carry the victim on a stretcher.

10. Knowing how to use ropes and knots correctly for the following:

Tying knots to join two ropes

Fisherman, Turning of the sheet, Flat,

2. To tie knots to shorten a rope

Margarita

3. Tie knots to place around a person in a rescue,

Double ace of Guide, ace of Guide, etc.

11. What steps should be taken before reporting a person as missing?


What information is needed when reporting a person's disappearance?

The report must come from the family or friends of the missing person.

They must be submitted in writing with a clear indication of the sender's identity.

If the complainant is not a family member, they must be in a position to do so with the
relatives of the missing person are following up on the fate they may have met.

It is the obligation of the complainants to provide as many details as possible.


about the identity of the missing person (including, if feasible, the ID card number
of identity) and the circumstances of the disappearance. The Group demands the following elements
minimums

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a) Full name of the missing person.
b) Date of disappearance, that is, the day, month and year of the detention or abduction, or day, month and
year of the last time the missing person was seen.

c) Place where the missing person was last seen (at least an indication
of the town or village).

In case of kidnapping, inform the group or people who have carried out the kidnapping.

e) Some indication of the whereabouts.

INSTRUCTOR DIRECTOR

G.M.M ANDRADE BYRON A.G.M WHITE OÑA

APPROVE

DISTRICT/REGIONAL

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