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FireRehab
Communications May 2008 Volume 9 |
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Rehab and Revitalize |
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Fire Rehabilitation: Who is Taking Your Pulse? |
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| By James Augustine, FireRehab columnist | ||
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What incidents will your department identify as needing rehabilitation services? Bad weather? More than one hour? Fires only? There is now a new set of requirements intended to protect emergency responders in a broad variety of duties from as many physical stresses as can be managed in the emergency environment.  
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Firefighter Safety During Extreme Hot Weather – Part 2 |
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Firefighting operations during hot weather conditions can be very hazardous to personnel. Departments must have a multifold approach to effectively minimize this risk to their people. Simply put, departments should have policies in place limiting outdoor activities during non-emergency activities.
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Fireground Medical Operations |
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Fireground Medical Screening Exam — Part 6 |
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The following article is part 6 of a multi-part series exploring on-scene firefighter screening and what factors ensure the success of rehabilitation. | |
Non-traditional vital signs are physiologic values, which must be obtained through technological means. I believe that this information is so important that it deserves to be classified as a vital sign, although others may disagree.
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