NSTP 1 - Midterms 2 Flashcards
The core Values of a Good Servant Leader
(12 Items)
- Visionary
- Caring
- Emotionally Strong
- Good Listener
- People-oriented
- Focused
- Giving
- Resilient
- Physical Fit
- Accountable to his people
- Empowered
- Have faith in God
—–to others, stop talking so much,
begin taking notes, and really listen.
Listening
- Servant leadership calls on each team
member in an organization to think
about the ethics and values that need to
be in place.
Foresight
- If you live by your core values and
principles, your staff will always respect
you, and sooner or later, will do the right
thing in what is best for the school. - Culture - when I walk into a place, I
know at once if I am among friends or
strangers.
Awareness
Servant leadership is about being a
shepherd, not a gatekeeper.
Stewardship
, Your team needs you to get to know
them, to laugh with them, cry with them,
and care when they have experienced
a loss. This will make you a principal with
purpose.
Emphaty
Servant Leadership is characterized by a
consistent pattern of:
(5 items)
- Persuasion over coercion
- Sustaining spirit over ego
- Foresight over control
- Listening over directing
- Healing over judgment
Title of the seminar
Home Based on Online Live skills training/Hands-on Training for Disaster Emergency Management followingCOVID-19 Health and Safety protocols
It is a piece of sterile cloth to cover the wound
Serve as an improvised
Bandages
Types of Bandages
Elastic Bandage
Triangular bandage
commonly used in sprain to give additional compression
Categorized based on the injury suffered by the victim
Elastic Bandage
Parts of Triangular Bandages
Base - measured around 90 cm
Apex - the locator or indicator of an injury
Apex to tail space 45 cm
Tail -
Phase - largest part of the bandage that cover the injury
Which part of the triangular bandage indicates the place of injury?
Apex
easy to tie, easy to lock,
easy to untie, easy to unlock
Square knot
Demo the Square knot and remove it
Formula:
1. Right tail over left tail,
2. Insert sa ilalim then hila pataas, then left over right side by side
3. UNLOCK: left tail grab towards your right side
4. Grab the knot towards your right (slide motion)
What should you do before applying the dressing?
Clean the wound (water, Povidone-iodine) (avoid using alcohol)
A clean cloth or sterile to cover the wound and to add more compression
Dressing
Uses for triangular bandage
Top of Head
Arm Sling
Chest Bandage (Front and Back)
Demonstrate the Top of Head bandage
1-2 inches on top of the forehead (apex)
Bring the 2 tails at the back of the head of your patient, crossover then bring them back to the top of the forehead and square knot
Compress by pulling down the apex
Fold the apex upward to look clean and neat
Demonstrate the Arm Sling
Grab the apex of the triangular bandage
Fold 1-2 inches
From the apex towards the tail must be inserted under the arm of the patient
The hand must be headed towards the right side
Grab the lower tail upward, along the shoulder
On the side neck, do the knot
Pull the apex then twist and insert
The exposure of the fingers is the indicator if the sensory motors of the patient is working
Demonstrate the Chest bandage (right chest injury)
Apex must be positioned on the right shoulder
Fold the base towards the chest line of the victim
At the back, do the square knot
The longest tail must be connected to the apex
Demonstrate the Chest bandage (left back injury)
Position the apex on the left shoulder
Pull the base upwards
Bring the tails in front
Tie it in between the chest (square knot)
Connect the tail into the apex (square knot)
Formula or a process of folding the triangular bandage folded into different forms
Apex lang gumagalaw
Maliit na part ng katawan
Cravat
Types of Cravat
Broad Cravat
Semi Broad Cravat
Narrow Broad Cravat
Used in big parts of the body (upper chest, stomach)
Apex towards the base (1-2 inches ang patong)
Broad Cravat
Fold the apex again (apex to base)
Semi Broad Cravat
Used in forehead, forearm, maliliit na parts
Narrow Broad Cravat
What should you do before applying cravat?
Dress the victim first
Apex should be pointed upwards (forehead)
demonstrate the Ear, Cheek, And Jaw Application
Apex on top of the ear
Upper tail over the bunbunan
Lower tail along the jaw
Twisting on the opposite side of the ear
Longest tail must pass through at the back of the head
Knot at the ear (square knot)
Demonstrate the application of cravat for forearm injury
(simula sa siko hanggang wrist)
Rotate the bandage within the injury (magiwan ng tail na pang square knot)
Apex - laging nakaturo sa siko/elbow (upward)
Where is the Foreleg?
Where is the Forearm?
Foreleg (from knee cap to ankle)
Forearm (simula sa siko hanggang wrist)
Process of immobilizing the fracture and broken part of the body
Splinting
Methods of Splinting
Mechanical
Anatomical
process of an application using the different critical equipment
Process of using the prescribed rescue and medical equipment
Mechanical Splinting
Using the aid of the part of the body
Anatomical
SANDWICH METHOD
Splint on top and down of arm
Secure the upper arm
Ipasok ung bandage loop (surgeon’s knot)
Secure forearm
Ipasok ung bandage loop (surgeon’s knot)
Then add arm sling
Splint on top and down of arm
Secure the upper arm
Ipasok ung bandage loop (surgeon’s knot)
Secure forearm
Ipasok ung bandage loop (surgeon’s knot)
Then add arm sling
(splinting)
Anatomical Splint
Kaliwang paa ang gagawing splint
Under knee cap, and on top of his ankle (hollow spaces)
Secure the upper leg
Insert the stick with cravat on the hollow space (Under knee cap)
Adjust upwards (bandage)
Insert one tail into the loop, bringing the other tail on the other side and tie
Secure foreleg
Insert the bandage on the hollow space (under ankle)
Insert one tail into the loop, bringing the other tail on the other side and tie
equipment use to suppress or extinguish the fire
Fire Extinguisher
Parts of a Fire Extinguisher
Body
Nozzle
Hose
Handle
Squeezer
Safety Pin
Pressure gas
Labels, weight, purpose, expirations, manufacturing dates
Body
Labasan ng chemicals (through the hose)
Hinahawakan ng fireman to control the movement
Nozzle
Pathway of the chemical
Hose
Hinahawakan ung equipment in transporting
HANDLE
Responsible in releasing the chemical content
SQUEEZER
Safety Feature
Pin (once released, saka palang pede ibaba squeezer)
How to use a Fire Extinguisher
TPASS
T- twist
Twist the knot
P- pull
Pull the pin
Hold the nozzle
A- aim
Aim to the fire
S- squeeze
Squeeze the squeezer
S- sweep
Colors of Fire Extinguishers and their meaning
A- Light material (red)
B- Gas (liquified,yellow)
C- Electrical (blue)
K- Metals, welding flasks (Black)
Expirations of Fire Extinguisher
Business establishment- 1 year
Household- every 2 years
EMERGENCY RESCUE TRANSFER
EMERGENCY RESCUE
Transferring the victim to a safe place
TRANSFER
Papunta safer place
SPINE BOARD/ LONGBOARD
parts and its meaning/purpose
Head Handlebar - For the head of the victim
Handlebars
Water inlets (water holes) - for water rescue
Spacer
For the protection of the spine (minimal adjustments only to avoid further damage)
located ate the neck/chin
Cervical collar (C-collar)
For the protection of the spine (minimal adjustments only to avoid further damage)
located ate the neck/chin
Cervical collar (C-collar)
Secures the victim to the spine board
Spider Strap
Review the commands
h e h e
It is used to not compromise the spine
Mostly used in Road crash and water accidents
Spine board
In a mass evacuation, what are the colors of the tags given to the victim?
What do they mean/signal
What is this system called
Triage System
White - 3rd
Blue - 2nd priority
Red - first priority to extract from the area
Black - deceased, no chance of survival, last priority
Air ways
Nose
Mouth
CPR is mostly used in
Respiratory and Cardiac arrest
Compressions of CPR
(deepness - age - how many hands/fingers)
2in but no more than 2.4in - adult - 2 hands
1-2in - kids(12 below) - one hand
0.5-1in - infants - 2 fingers
When to stop CPR?
when victim shows signs of life
