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Revision as of 17:37, 2 March 2012
Subject
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- SAR Fundamentals Manual: Ch.7 "Emergency Survival Skills - Improvising"
- Basic SAR Skills Manual:
- Ch.25 "Short Term Survival Skills"
- F-17 "PSAR"
Objectives
At the conclusion of this lesson the participants:
- will be able to ...
Time Plan
Total Time: 45 minutes
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- Run through FOG SAR slides chapter 25
- hand out trip plan broschures
- discuss prevention
- prevention, trip plan
- improvising
- Body Management is a skill in maintenance and control of limited essential body resources and problem solving capabilities[1]
- Survival requires maintaining a ~positive mental attitude~. [1]
- the will to live [1]
- problem solving ability [1]
- PMA alone is not sufficient [1]
- how to produce
- education [1]
- training [1]
- practice
- experience [1]
- brain is most important survival tool [1]
- survival priorities [1]
- PMA
- Air
- Shelter
- Rest
- Water
- Food
- Rule of 3's
- Whole person concept: both mental and physical processes work in unison [1]
- Conservation of existing body resources [1]
- water [1]
- energy [1]
- heat [1]
- mental step of Emergency Management [1]
- STOP [1]
- Stop [1]
- Stop at first sign of danger, to give time to think [2]
- Think [1]
- think about immediate and future dangers [2]
- Observe [1]
- Plan [1]
- controlling fear [1]
- many strategies [1]
- face head-on [1]
- recognize as natural [1]
- establish nature/cause of fear [1]
- in self [1]
- do not physically or mentally run away [1]
- take control of the situation; don't let it control you [1]
- expand your comfort zone [1]
- be prepared, realize it can happen to you [1]
- have procedures to keep busy mentally or physically [1]
- realistic goals [1]
- teamwork [1]
- affirmative self-talk [1]
- spiritual faith[1]
- be informed [1]
- keep things in perspective [1]
- in others [1]
- mutual support [1]
- leadership [1]
- avoid resentment [1]
- avoid chiding [1]
- accept other's limits [1]
- comfort [1]
- avoid letting people feel sorry for themselves [1]
- involve in simple tasks [1]
- goals [1]
- adaptability [1]
- personality traits [1]
- makes decisions [1]
- improvises [1]
- adapts to situation [1]
- prepares [1]
- hopes for the best, prepares for the worst [1]
- knows fears, controls them [1]
- survival physiology [1]
- food & water [1]
- heat loss [1]
- heat production [1]
- emergency survival
- phase 1 - emergency response [1]
- 1st 6 hours [1]
- protect life [1]
- priorities and necessities of life [1]
- first aid [1]
- protect/inventory equipment [1]
- conserve body resources [1]
- signal for help [1]
- build fire [1]
- phase 2 - continued life support [1]
- maintain physical needs [1]
- apply survival skills [1]
- maintain PMA [1]
- watch for future dangers [1]
- phase 3 - rescue [1]
- continue signalling [1]
- plan self rescue [1]
- A survival situation is one in which an individual's very existence is threatened.[3]
- survival is living a minute longer by any means possible [3]
- improvise [3]
- nearly all survival situations are short term [3]
- less than 72 hours [3]
- 98% [3]
- people rarely go out of their comfort zone [3]
- people who regularly act at the edge of their comfort zone, react better to emergencies [3]
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Copyright © 2011, Brett Wuth.
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 Canada License.
To view a copy of this license, visit
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/ca/
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Reference Material
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[1] SAR Skills Handbook: FOG SAR, Field Operating Guide To Search and Rescue, Richard Smith et al., (c) ERI Canada et al., 2003, first edition, ISBN 0-9734135-0-6, Chapter 24
[2] 'SAR Skills V1.ppt' part of the course materials CD associated with SAR Skills Handbook[1], slides 506-526
[3] Search and Rescue Fundamentals: Basic Skills and Knowledge to Perform Wilderness, Inland, Search and Rescue, D. Cooper et al., 3rd Edition, revised., (c{ 1996 Emergency Response Institute, Inc. et al., ISBN 0-913724-37-8, Chapter 5
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