Lo1 Flashcards

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What types of emergencies might occur in sport, exercise, health, and leisure?

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Accidents, fire, missing person, chemical/gas leak, power cuts, suspected bomb.

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Name some environments where emergencies are most likely to occur in sports and leisure.

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Sports hall, gym, swimming pool, changing rooms, playing fields, communal areas, leisure centers.

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What is the role of an instructor/coach during emergencies?

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Contacting emergency services and evacuating the area.

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What is the role of a first aider during emergencies?

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Administering first aid and preventing further harm.

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5
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Define drowning according to the WHO (2005).

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“The process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion/immersion in liquid.”

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What are key components of fire safety risk assessments?

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Keeping ignition sources apart, fire detection and alarms, fire equipment, clear fire exits, staff training, regular reviews.

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What is RIDDOR?

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Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations (1995).

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When must a RIDDOR report be made?

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Workplace death, specific injuries, 7+ days of worker absence, injuries requiring non-workers to be hospitalized.

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What should be included in a fire logbook?

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Fire alarm tests, extinguisher checks, evacuation drills, staff training records.

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What emergency populations might require additional support?

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Children, elderly, disabled individuals.

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What is the role of a receptionist during emergencies?

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Directing emergency services and making public announcements.

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What is the role of a manager during emergencies?

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Coordinating staff.

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What equipment is essential for fire safety in sports environments?

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Fire extinguishers, fire blankets, smoke alarms, and unobstructed fire exits.

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How should fire exits be maintained?

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They should be clearly marked and kept unobstructed.

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What is the purpose of a fire evacuation plan?

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To ensure a safe and efficient evacuation during an emergency.

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What information must be recorded in a RIDDOR report?

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Date of the report, reporting method, event details (date, time, place), personal details of those involved, and a description of the event.

17
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What are the responsibilities of a lifeguard in emergencies?

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Clearing the pool and administering CPR if needed.

18
Q

What is the Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005?

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A regulation requiring businesses to carry out fire risk assessments and implement fire safety measures.

19
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What are the three emergency reporting methods?

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Fire logs, first aid report books, and RIDDOR reports.

20
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What is the purpose of fire alarm and extinguisher checks?

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To ensure all equipment is functional and ready for use in an emergency.

21
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How can staff prepare for emergencies in sports environments?

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By participating in fire drills and receiving regular training.

22
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Why is it important to separate ignition sources from flammable substances?

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To minimize the risk of fires.