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Communications March 2010 Volume 20 |
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The most deadly time of year for firefighters |
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As long as we continue to have even one LODD each year, we need to continue to find ways to reduce the numbers — and that could be where you come in. Here's what you should know as we enter what can be called the deadliest month for firefighters. 
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| More articles by Jeffrey Lindsey
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Fireground Medical Operations |
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Treatment tips for fireground electrical injuries |
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Four firefighters carrying out overhaul operations come into contact with an electrical cord and are shocked. Do they have to go to the hospital? Surprisingly, the answer may be no — but only if you follow these proper protocols and training tips.
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Burn care on the fireground |
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It is easy to be distracted when initially confronted with a burn victim. They may have gruesome injuries and be screaming in pain. Making an assessment can be difficult unless you follow this systematic approach.
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More articles from the Albert Einstein Medical Center
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