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    The steps taken to achieve the best practice for moving the student to avoid further injury when experiencing a motionless casualty experiencing head/ spinal injuries would be best to: Identify head and spinal injury/possibilities • Unconsciousness - This occurs if the casualty is not responding to Aid being performed • Disorientation - Is caused when the casualty is unaware or unable to understand or respond clearly • Loss of feeling - This may occur if the spinal cord has been damaged.…

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    These horrific experiments included tests on altitude change, hypothermia, salt water consumption, the prevention and treatment of diseases, and sterilization. Not to mention other outrageous experiments- such as the dog chase aforementioned- that leaped over ethical boundaries, and gave us a look into the twisted minds…

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    Unconsciousness is a state where one is unable to maintain an awareness of self and surrounding. Causes of Unconsciousness Following are the causes of unconsciousness (remember the acronym FISH SHAPED) • Fainting • Imbalance of heat (hyperthermia & hypothermia) • Shock • Heart attack (angina pectoris) • Stroke • Head injuries • Asphyxia • Poisoning • Epilepsy • Diabetic emergencies (diabetic coma and diabetic shock) Levels of…

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    the top. As rob was descending everest in 1996 he was waiting for doug and they were going to descend together when doug finally summer they started to head down and the storm blew in and the got caught up on the south summer and died because of hypothermia and probably lack of oxygen. Rob was a great leader and worked very hard at making sure his clients got to the top for example of bringing sandy up the mountain even though she had all this stuff she didn't need. Rob was an amazing man and…

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    Klondike Canadian Territory. In the text it says the tribe must keep moving to survive in order to survive the harsh Klondike conditions. As they are getting closer to leaving they have to abandon Koskoosh but in the terrible Klondike temperatures hypothermia can kill a human within minutes without any source of heat or shelter. When he is dying he remembers himself when he was younger as the freezing temperatures defeat…

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    the survival rate is greater than 91%. The survival rate drops to 34% in burials between 19 and 35 minutes. After one hour, only 1 in 3 victims buried in an avalanche is found alive. The most common causes of death are suffocation, wounds, and hypothermia. The deadliest avalanche in American history was due to a train wreck in 1910. Roughly 96 people died in the…

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    What is Marxism? Marxism is the idea that capitalism a heavily class based society that causes alienation, commodification, and fragmentation. The differences in classes are heavily emphasized and juxtaposed to show contrast. The film The Titanic took place in 1996 when a treasure hunter discovers a necklace at the bottom of the ocean. The necklace was called the “Heart of the Ocean” and had a rare jewel in the middle of it. Along with finding the necklace he finds a drawing of a woman wearing…

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    It looks beautiful along the treetops but it really could mean death. That is similar to how Wren feels in the way that she is at her worst but she is pretending she is okay, until she’s not. Luckily she is found before she gets a bad case of hypothermia and actually…

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    In these camps “the death rates were so high, from malnutrition, typhus and exhaustion that the disposal of corpses became a serious problem.” (THE CAMPS) The treatment in transporting and caring for the victims is probably one of the main factors in the dehumanization of people during Holocaust. The victims were treated inferior simply because of their nationality. The Nazi’s made it a point to degrade these people in every way possible by taking away their rights and free will.…

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    Escaping Alcatraz. On June 11th, 1962, Three men from the most secure prison in the world, Alcatraz, Escaped. The three men that ‘escaped’ Alcatraz names were John Anglin, Clarence Anglin, And Frank Morris. There is a lot of controversy behind the great escape, Like if the three men really made it out of the prison alive, Or if they are still alive today, so in this essay, i’m going to explain who these men were, What they did, and if they are still alive today. John William and Alfred…

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