safety management

• Common recreation accidents and injuries

  • Cuts
  • Bleeding
  • Sprains
  • Strains
  • Fractures
• Different safety practices in outdoor recreation

  • STOP, DROP, and ROLL method
• Responding to a medical emergency

  1. DANGERS

  2. RESPONSIVE

  3. SEND FOR HELP

  4. OPEN AIRWAY

  5. NORMAL BREATHING

  6. START CPR

  7. ATTACH DEFIBRILLATOR
• Conscious


  Victim is conscious
• Unconscious


  Victim is unconscious
• Opening the airway


  Lift the head back with a chin lift
• Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)


  Lifesaving technique administered when breathing and heartbeat of a person stopped, such as during a heart attack and drowning
• CPR procedure


  1. Compressions (30x)

  2. Place two hands on center of chest

  3. Push hard (5cm deep)

  4. Push fast (100/min)

  5. Airway (Push chin up and tilt head back)

  6. Clear any obstructions with finger sweep

  7. Breaths (x2, slow breaths just enough for the chest to rise)
• If bleeding, apply direct pressure
• If wound is on the arm or leg, raise limb above the heart
• Do not apply tourniquet unless the bleeding is severe
• Sprain


  Tearing of ligaments
• Strain


  Tearing of tendons
• Fracture


  Break in the bone
• STOP, DROP, and ROLL method
• Make a poster that shows the importance of safety practices in an outdoor recreational activity