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    An Accident

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    car had slammed head on into a green van right in the middle of the large intersection. Shattered windscreen glass was strewn all over the junction and the passers-by crowded round the scene. I saw one girl rushing to the telephone to report the accident. For a minute or two‚ nothing happened. Then‚ a man got out of the green van. His van was completely smashed in on the side of the collision. He looked shaken and furious. He walked over to the yellow car only to find that the driver was unconscious

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    Accident investigation

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    Management for Quarries Topic Seven Accident and Incident Investigation Objectives of this Section • To define the reasons for investigating accident and incidents. • To outline the process for effectively investigating accidents and incidents. • To facilitate an effective investigation. Accident Investigation • Important part of any safety management system. Highlights the reasons why accidents occur and how to prevent them. • The primary purpose of accident investigations is to improve health

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    An Emergency

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    It was a beautiful spring morning in Los Angeles. I awoke from an ambulance passing by and I realized I was late for work. When I was on my way to work‚ I saw more and more ambulances come hurdling passed me‚ wondering what is going on. When I got to my job as a female security guard for The Los Angeles County Prison there was no one new brought in. As I was waiting for new people to join our jail I was looking at the news with my feet propped on the desk‚ eating a salad and there is some type of

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    Emergency Room

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    For our first trip to the hospital I will be going to the emergency room otherwise known as the E.R. The emergency room is a hospital or primary care department that provides initial treatment to patients with a broad span of illnesses and injuries. In the ER there is a vast array of people caring for a patient including physicians‚ nurses‚ physician assistants‚ and surgeons. An abundant amount of tools are used in the emergency room. A stethoscope is a diagnostic tool that allows a nurse or physician

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    Philippine Folk Illnesses

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    OPTION 2: Name and discuss 3 folk illnesses and what their biomedical explanations may be. Also discuss how you might tap social medicine perspectives to help patients and their families to respond more effectively to these perceived folk illnesses. Society and culture are factors that help shape people’s perceptions of illnesses‚ as well as the respective modes of diagnosis and treatment for these illnesses.1 What may seem irrational to a medical practitioner or medical specialist may be rational

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    Misrepresentation of Mental Illnesses by Television Media To eliminate the partial representation of mental illnesses‚ television media needs to focus on all sides of this illness. The media needs to show that attention deficit hyperactive disorder (ADHD) is a legitimate disorder with effective treatments. At least one in four families in the U.S. is affected by mental illnesses. Unfortunately there is no cure for this range of illnesses‚ which have been around for thousands of years. Of

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    any concerns‚ I will report them following the Birmingham child protection procedure. The Children Act 1989 and the EYFS state that the registered person must comply with local child protection procedures. I will support all children by: Providing a caring‚ safe and positive environment. Encourage self-esteem and self-assertiveness. Reporting any concerns. I recognise that some children may be the victims of neglect

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    Chemical Accidents

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    terms “chemical accident” or “chemical incident” refer to an event resulting in the release of a substance or substances hazardous to human health and/or the environment in the short or long term. Such events include fires‚ explosions‚ leakages or releases of toxic or hazardous materials that can cause people illness‚ injury‚ disability or death. While chemical accidents may occur whenever toxic materials are stored‚ transported or used‚ the most severe accidents are industrial accidents‚ involving major

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    MU 2.4 3.2: Outline the actions to take in response to the following situations‚ fires‚ security incidents and emergency incidents. Fire: If there was a fire in the setting the actions that I would take would be… • First of all if I seen a fire I would set off the fire alarm to make everyone aware that there is a fire. • Get all the children out of the building through the nearest and safest exit. • Make sure all the windows and doors are closed on the way out if it’s safe to do so. • Lead

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    Mental Illnesses Essay

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    defense‚ revenge‚ a crime of opportunity‚ or just because the suspect wanted to know how it felt to kill‚ there is usually an explanation for the act. When it comes to mental illness though‚ that is not always the case. Some individuals with mental illnesses do not in fact know why they commit the crimes they do. Some may claim that the voices inside their head told them to kill someone. Some may not have intended to kill someone‚ but they did not realize their own strength. Some may even be preyed

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