Emergency population warning

The purpose of this paper is to identify one of the more common circumstances about why people panic in disasters. The paper will discuss fear and the lack of knowledge in which it make a person behave differently. Introduction By Webster definition, “panic” is sudden fear; general hysteria or a cause to become fearful. Webster describes Disaster as an incident of great harm or distress. In my opinion, there are less injuries and deaths if panic would not set in. Cultural people acts differently

and heart attack. (Heart, 2013). This proposal is intended to introduce the point of care testing (POC) in the Emergency department for the levels of immunoassay and to teach people on the advantages of timely detection of the levels of Troponin and Brain naturistic peptide which are the makers of heart diseases. Secondly, this proposal is also intended to get the support of the Emergency Department Managers and the Directors, and when approved, will be launched in January, 2016. Purpose of the

• Volunteers- These are usually students or young researchers that help to spread awareness or help provide aid in case of emergency in the proximities. 2. Updated data base- A well-equipped, well resourced, updated data base which comprises of research articles, books, and online database access is essential for the smooth running and establishment of PIC. A good databank is the backbone as it helps provide evidence based medication regimes and management policies. These databases need to be reviewed

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In order to prepare for earthquakes, people living in earthquake zones need to be educated about them and know what to do in an emergency such as standing under doorways or having emergency tools, which can be hard in the LEDW as the information may not be readily available in the rural areas and buildings in the urban areas may not be built to withstand them as doing so would be too expensive

basis. Coupled with high population density, poverty, illiteracy and lack of infrastructure, the natural disasters kill thousands of people and leave a devastating impact on economy and environment. The importance of telecommunication in disaster management has been widely accepted since the early days of the development of radio communication. Disasters can strike without warning at any time of the day or night. On the Indian subcontinent, the pressure from population increase and over-exploitation

be assessed for nutritional status (Bharadwaj, 2016). Skin integrity ranked a poor on the scale. The diffused red abrasions noted in sacral area could be a stage 1 ulcer. (Advanced Tissue, April 2014). Being unkempt, soiled and dirty is large warning sign of neglect especially for elderly patients (HelpingGuide.org, 2017). The possible physical abuse section includes the assessment of bruising that appeared on several places on the patient’s body including right periorbital area and right

affected districts the need for relief and rescue operation could not be communicated to the State head quarters. Realizing this, State Government requested National Disaster Management Division of the Government of India to immediately send the emergency coordination kits containing satellite phones to establish communication links among the severely affected districts

codes in place requiring the lowest level of structures to be 4-feet above the BFE, the risk of impact and damage from flooding is reduced (All Hazard Mitigation Plan – Incorporated Village of Freeport, 2014). The installation of additional emergency warning sirens in the areas identified as high risk further reduces the possibility of injury or loss of life. Additionally, the implementation of a property owner buy-out and relocation program will greatly reduce the possibility of loss of not only

Firstly, the social impacts. There is no doubt that the 2010 Chile earthquake had a huge impact upon the social life of Chile. The Chilean National Emergency office – initially responsible for documenting the casualties – estimated that more than 800 people had died. However, as the Interior Ministry reviewed the data in the following weeks, official tallies ultimately attributed more than 500 deaths