PO 3, 6, 7, 9 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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Principals for Instruction (ICEPAC)

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Interest, Comprehension, Emphasis, Participation, Accomplishment, Confirmation

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Examples of ICEPAC

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Interest- competition/games
Comprehension- time for questions 
Emphasis- use of senses 
Participation- small groups 
Accomplishment- encouragement 
Confirmation- end of lesson test
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3
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Methods of Instruction

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lecture, demonstration-performance, discussion, independent study, field trip

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4
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Why do we ask questions?

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to stimulate mental activity, evaluate learning, and teach problem solving

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5
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What are the two types of question?

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participation and evaluation

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6
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Types of Verbal Support (CREST)

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Comparison, Reasons, Examples, Statistics, Testimony
^ ^ ^
why we have a rule 1 in 3 yms personal experience
are going

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7
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Leadership

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the art of influencing human behavior to accomplish a task desired by a leader

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8
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Management

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employing resources in an economical/effective mattter to accomplish a task

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9
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Command

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lawful authority a superior exerts over subordinates because of rank/appointment

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10
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3 Leadership Styles

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authoritative, participative, free-reign

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mind vs originator

mind vs recipient

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mind vs originator- expressing a goal in mind

mind vs recipient- process info and judge value of task

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12
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4 Types of Orders

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Direct, Request, Implied, Call for Volunteers

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13
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4 Types of Supervision

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General, Close, Direct, Immediate

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14
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Supervisors Checklist

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plan ahead and search for dangerous situations/conditions

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15
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Military Estimate

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AIM, FACTOR, COURSES OPEN, PLAN
^ ^ ^ ^
goal safety options open select safest and most reasonable plan
time for team
physical and mental condition

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16
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Food Groups and Recommended Servings

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grain (6oz), veggies (2.5c), fruit (2c), milk products (3c), meat and alternatives (5.5oz)

17
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Types of foods carbs are in

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breads, pasta, cereals, fruits, veggies

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Types of food proteins are found in

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meats, eggs, cheese, soy

19
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YM drug and smoking policy

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any involvement is not tolerated, incidents reffered to police for prosecution, relaeased from YMs

20
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What to do before beginning first aid

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survey the scene an victim

21
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Procedures for rescue breathing

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check airways, if there is a pulse and no breathing- tilt head back, pinch nose, give one breath every 5 seconds for anyone over 9yo, make sure chest is rising and falling

22
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Universal sign for choking

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victim clutching throat with hand(s)

23
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4 steps to control bleeding

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apply direct pressure, elevate injury above heart, apply pressure at pressure points, use pressure bandage over wound

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7 types of open wounds

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abrasions, incisions, lacerations, punctures, avulsions, amputtion, crushing injury

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signs and symptoms of internal bleeding
bruised/swollen/rigid/tender abdomen, bruises on chest/signs of fractured ribs, blood in vomit, wounds penetrating chest or abdomen, abnormal pulse/difficulty breathing, cool/moist skin
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the 3 types of bleeding
arterial, venial, capillary
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signs of shock
cold/clammy skin, pale face, chills, confusion, frequent nausea/vomiting, shallow breathing
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classifications of bites
minor wounds, deep wounds, infection, suspected rabies
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symptoms of allergic reactions from insect stings
difficult/noisy breathing, hives, itching, decreased conciousness, pain, swelling of throat, redness/discoloration
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4 kinds of poisonous snakes
rattlesnake, copperhead, cottonmouth water moccasin, coral snake
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Areas most likely to be affected by frostbite
hands, feet, nose, ears
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symptoms of heart attack
uncomfortable pressure, prolonged pain in upper abdomen, discomfort spreading from chest to shoulders/neck/jaw/teeth/arm(s), shortness of breath, nausea, sweating, lightheadedness/dizziness/fainting
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why heat stroke is severe and life-threatening
the body's normal mechanisms for dealing with heat stress (ie sweating and temperature control) are lost
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define hypothermia