Rehabilitation Quiz: Physical Limits of Fire Fighters

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What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

To establish guidelines for emergency personnel during training exercises and operations (correct)

To combat heat stress

To provide proper rehabilitation for all emergency personnel

To evaluate environmental heat conditions

What is the objective of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

To combat heat stress

To provide proper rehabilitation for all emergency personnel (correct)

To evaluate environmental heat conditions

To establish guidelines for emergency personnel during training exercises

What is one of the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions according to the text?

Shade

Cooling fans

Misting devices

Heat index (correct)

What must be done before personnel can participate in training exercises according to the text?

Have vital signs within normal limits Signup and view all the answers

What must be assessed before and after live fire training according to the text?

Carbon monoxide levels Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the listed parameters according to the text?

They must rest for an additional 10 minutes Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an injured individual cannot be cleared according to the text?

They must be reported to the IC and ISO Signup and view all the answers

When must rehabilitation measures be implemented according to the text?

When emergency operations or training exercises pose a potential safety or health risk to members Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Lee County Common Incident Rehab Worksheet according to the text?

To outline the rehabilitation process Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of establishing guidelines for Rehabilitation Group within the Incident Command System structure during emergency operations and training exercises?

To provide proper rehabilitation for all emergency personnel Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions?

Heat index Signup and view all the answers

Which individuals are more prone to heat injuries and must be closely monitored during emergency operations and training exercises?

Individuals who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties Signup and view all the answers

When must rehabilitation measures be implemented during live fire training?

No matter the outdoor temperature Signup and view all the answers

What must be assessed before and after live fire training, and what must the CO levels be?

Carbon monoxide levels, less than 10% of baseline level Signup and view all the answers

Ideally, what should firefighters be provided with after using a single SCBA cylinder or a 20-minute work cycle?

Rehabilitation Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the listed parameters during rehabilitation?

They must rest for an additional 10 minutes Signup and view all the answers

What must be done with completed Incident Rehabilitation Forms upon completion of rehab?

They must be given to the IC or ISO Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of rehabilitation for emergency operations and training?

To mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum allowed carbon monoxide level for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training?

10% of the baseline level Signup and view all the answers

What are the common sense approaches to combat heat during emergency operations and training?

Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training?

They must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake the vital signs Signup and view all the answers

What must be evaluated before non-emergency outdoor activities?

Heat index Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee refuses treatment or transport after live fire training?

They will forfeit their worker's compensation benefits Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

To establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises Signup and view all the answers

What must be included in rehabilitation for emergency operations and training?

Rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member accountability Signup and view all the answers

Which employees are more prone to heat injuries during emergency operations and training?

Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties Signup and view all the answers

What must occur if ALS treatment is initiated during live fire training and vital signs still exceed the parameters?

The employee will be transported to an appropriate facility for evaluation by a physician Signup and view all the answers

Rehabilitation is only necessary for firefighters and not other emergency personnel.

False Signup and view all the answers

Heat Index is the most effective way to evaluate environmental heat conditions.

True Signup and view all the answers

Employees who are overweight or have a history of heat casualties are less prone to heat injuries.

False Signup and view all the answers

If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training, they must rest for an additional 5 minutes and retake the vital signs.

False Signup and view all the answers

The purpose of this SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises. Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of ______.

firefighting Signup and view all the answers

All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for ______ or ability to move indoors.

necessity Signup and view all the answers

Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to ______ injuries.

heat Signup and view all the answers

Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member ______.

accountability Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum allowed carbon monoxide level for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training according to the text?

10% of the baseline level Signup and view all the answers

What are the common sense approaches to combat heat during emergency operations and training according to the text?

Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, and clothing Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of Rehabilitation during emergency operations and training according to the text?

To mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of firefighting Signup and view all the answers

What is the objective of the Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia according to the text?

To provide treatment for employees who exceed the vital sign parameters Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training according to the text?

They must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake the vital signs Signup and view all the answers

What must be evaluated for necessity or ability to move indoors during non-emergency outdoor activities according to the text?

Heat Index Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet according to the text?

To document the Rehabilitation Procedure during emergency operations and training Signup and view all the answers

What must be included in Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training according to the text?

Relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member accountability Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum pulse rate allowed for employees participating in live fire training according to the text?

120 beats per minute Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of acclimatization according to the text?

To help employees combat heat exposure Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the on-duty Battalion Chief(s) during employee illness and transport according to the text?

To contact the Division Chief(s) of Operations/Training and Human Resource Manager to advise of employee illness and transport Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum carbon monoxide level allowed for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training?

Less than 10% of the baseline level Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is included in the Rehabilitation Procedure during emergency operations and training?

Active or passive warming Signup and view all the answers

What must be filled out in case of illness or transport during live fire training according to the text?

An injury report and an incident report Signup and view all the answers

What is the main objective of Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises?

To prevent physical, physiological, and emotional stress of firefighting Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training?

They must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake their vital signs Signup and view all the answers

What must be assessed before and after live fire training according to the text?

Carbon dioxide levels Signup and view all the answers

What is the role of the Rehabilitation Officer during emergency operations and training?

To select an appropriate location for a rehab area Signup and view all the answers

What must be done if an employee refuses treatment or transport according to the text?

Worker's compensation benefits are forfeited Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of live fire training according to the text?

To expose members to fire and smoke conditions Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum pulse rate allowed during live fire training according to the text?

Less than 120 beats per minute Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Lee County Common Treatment Guideline according to the text?

To provide treatment for exposure emergencies and hyperthermia Signup and view all the answers

What is the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions according to the text?

Heat Index Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the NFPA 1403 according to the text?

To ensure safety during live fire training Signup and view all the answers

Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of ______.

firefighting Signup and view all the answers

When performing live fire training, rehabilitation measures shall be implemented, and NFPA 1403 ______.

followed Signup and view all the answers

Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to ______.

heat injuries Signup and view all the answers

Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index are common sense approaches to combat ______.

heat Signup and view all the answers

Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member ______.

accountability Signup and view all the answers

The Rehabilitation Officer shall select an appropriate location for a rehab area based on site characteristics and ______.

designations Signup and view all the answers

The Rehabilitation Procedure includes entry, initiation of an Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet, life-threatening signs and symptoms, cooling, hydration, and ______.

rest Signup and view all the answers

Employees participating in live fire training must have their vital signs checked ______ training.

before and after Signup and view all the answers

Vital signs must not exceed specific parameters, such as a pulse rate over 120 beats per minute or a temperature over ______.

100.6°F Signup and view all the answers

If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes and ______ the vital signs.

retake Signup and view all the answers

If necessary, follow the Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for ______.

treatment Signup and view all the answers

If the employee refuses treatment or transport, worker’s compensation benefits are ______.

forfeited Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation in Emergency Operations and Training Exercises

The purpose of the SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group within the Incident Command System structure during emergency operations and training exercises.
The objective is to provide proper rehabilitation for all emergency personnel that meets or exceeds NFPA 1584.
Certain precautions can be taken during emergency and non-emergency operations to reduce the risks to employees.
Heat index is considered one of the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions.
All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for their necessity or ability to be moved indoors.
Shade, cooling fans, and/or misting devices will be employed when possible to reduce heat exposure.
Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to heat injuries and must be closely monitored.
Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, and proper work schedules can combat heat stress.
Rehabilitation shall commence whenever emergency operations or training exercises pose a potential safety or health risk to members.
Rehabilitation measures shall be implemented during live fire training, no matter the outdoor temperature, and NFPA 1403 must be followed.
Rehabilitation responsibilities include emergency personnel, company officers, and the incident commander, who must ensure all personnel receive the proper medical evaluation, monitoring, and clearance.
A specific location for the rehabilitation area must be selected based on site characteristics and designations such as fire apparatus, ambulance, nearby garage, or make-shift rehabilitation structure.Rehabilitation and Training Safety Guidelines for Firefighters
The Lehigh Acres Fire Control and Rescue District has established guidelines for rehabilitation and training safety for firefighters.
Firefighters must be provided with rehabilitation after using a single SCBA cylinder or a 20-minute work cycle.
Vitals of firefighters must be within normal limits before they can participate in training exercises.
Heat stress precautions will be put into place when the heat index is between 90 and 120, and training will be postponed when a high heat warning is issued.
If outdoor activity is performed wearing bunker gear/PPE, 10 points must be added to the heat index, and an additional 10 points if in direct sunlight.
Carbon dioxide levels must be assessed before and after live fire training, and CO Levels (SpCO) must be less than 10% of baseline level.
If an employee's vital signs exceed the listed parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes before retaking vital signs.
If ALS treatment is initiated and vital signs still exceed the listed parameters, the employee will be transported to the appropriate facility for evaluation by a physician.
Completed Incident Rehabilitation Forms must be given to the IC or ISO upon completion of rehab.
Injured individuals that cannot be cleared must be reported to the IC and ISO.
All personnel leaving rehabilitation must retrieve their Passports from the Rehabilitation Officer.
Heat stress index, temperature, relative humidity, and danger categories are detailed in Appendix A, while Appendix B outlines the Lee County Common Incident Rehab Worksheet.

Guidelines for Implementing Rehabilitation for Emergency Personnel during Heat Exposure

The purpose of this SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises.
Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of firefighting.
Heat Index is the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions.
All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for necessity or ability to move indoors.
When performing live fire training, rehabilitation measures shall be implemented, and NFPA 1403 followed.
Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to heat injuries.
Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index are common sense approaches to combat heat.
Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member accountability.
All personnel must monitor the signs and symptoms of heat stress and discontinue any activity for any person when rehab parameters are exceeded.
The Rehabilitation Officer shall select an appropriate location for a rehab area based on site characteristics and designations.
The Rehabilitation Procedure includes entry, initiation of an Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet, life-threatening signs and symptoms, cooling, hydration, and rest.
All training activities will occur with heat indices considered, and members exposed to fire and smoke conditions need rehabilitation.Guidelines for Live Fire Training Safety
Employees participating in live fire training must have their vital signs checked before and after training.
Vital signs include pulse, blood pressure, respiration rate, and temperature.
Vital signs must not exceed specific parameters, such as a pulse rate over 120 beats per minute or a temperature over 100.6°F.
Employees exposed to smoke during live fire training must also have their carbon dioxide levels assessed before and after training.
The maximum carbon monoxide level allowed is less than 10% of the baseline level.
If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake the vital signs.
If necessary, follow the Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for treatment.
If ALS treatment is initiated and vital signs still exceed the parameters, the employee will be transported to an appropriate facility for evaluation by a physician.
In case of illness or transport, the employee and their supervisor must fill out an injury report and an incident report.
The on-duty Battalion Chief(s) must contact the Division Chief(s) of Operations/Training and Human Resource Manager to advise of employee illness and transport.
If the employee refuses treatment or transport, worker’s compensation benefits are forfeited.
These guidelines are crucial for ensuring employee safety during live fire training.

Guidelines for Implementing Rehabilitation for Emergency Personnel during Heat Exposure

The purpose of this SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises.
Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of firefighting.
Heat Index is the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions.
All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for necessity or ability to move indoors.
When performing live fire training, rehabilitation measures shall be implemented, and NFPA 1403 followed.
Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to heat injuries.
Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index are common sense approaches to combat heat.
Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member accountability.
All personnel must monitor the signs and symptoms of heat stress and discontinue any activity for any person when rehab parameters are exceeded.
The Rehabilitation Officer shall select an appropriate location for a rehab area based on site characteristics and designations.
The Rehabilitation Procedure includes entry, initiation of an Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet, life-threatening signs and symptoms, cooling, hydration, and rest.
All training activities will occur with heat indices considered, and members exposed to fire and smoke conditions need rehabilitation.Guidelines for Live Fire Training Safety
Employees participating in live fire training must have their vital signs checked before and after training.
Vital signs include pulse, blood pressure, respiration rate, and temperature.
Vital signs must not exceed specific parameters, such as a pulse rate over 120 beats per minute or a temperature over 100.6°F.
Employees exposed to smoke during live fire training must also have their carbon dioxide levels assessed before and after training.
The maximum carbon monoxide level allowed is less than 10% of the baseline level.
If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake the vital signs.
If necessary, follow the Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for treatment.
If ALS treatment is initiated and vital signs still exceed the parameters, the employee will be transported to an appropriate facility for evaluation by a physician.
In case of illness or transport, the employee and their supervisor must fill out an injury report and an incident report.
The on-duty Battalion Chief(s) must contact the Division Chief(s) of Operations/Training and Human Resource Manager to advise of employee illness and transport.
If the employee refuses treatment or transport, worker’s compensation benefits are forfeited.
These guidelines are crucial for ensuring employee safety during live fire training.

Guidelines for Implementing Rehabilitation for Emergency Personnel during Heat Exposure

The purpose of this SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises.
Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of firefighting.
Heat Index is the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions.
All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for necessity or ability to move indoors.
When performing live fire training, rehabilitation measures shall be implemented, and NFPA 1403 followed.
Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to heat injuries.
Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index are common sense approaches to combat heat.
Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member accountability.
All personnel must monitor the signs and symptoms of heat stress and discontinue any activity for any person when rehab parameters are exceeded.
The Rehabilitation Officer shall select an appropriate location for a rehab area based on site characteristics and designations.
The Rehabilitation Procedure includes entry, initiation of an Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet, life-threatening signs and symptoms, cooling, hydration, and rest.
All training activities will occur with heat indices considered, and members exposed to fire and smoke conditions need rehabilitation.Guidelines for Live Fire Training Safety
Employees participating in live fire training must have their vital signs checked before and after training.
Vital signs include pulse, blood pressure, respiration rate, and temperature.
Vital signs must not exceed specific parameters, such as a pulse rate over 120 beats per minute or a temperature over 100.6°F.
Employees exposed to smoke during live fire training must also have their carbon dioxide levels assessed before and after training.
The maximum carbon monoxide level allowed is less than 10% of the baseline level.
If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes and retake the vital signs.
If necessary, follow the Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for treatment.
If ALS treatment is initiated and vital signs still exceed the parameters, the employee will be transported to an appropriate facility for evaluation by a physician.
In case of illness or transport, the employee and their supervisor must fill out an injury report and an incident report.
The on-duty Battalion Chief(s) must contact the Division Chief(s) of Operations/Training and Human Resource Manager to advise of employee illness and transport.
If the employee refuses treatment or transport, worker’s compensation benefits are forfeited.
These guidelines are crucial for ensuring employee safety during live fire training.

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What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

What is the objective of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

What is one of the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions according to the text?

What must be done before personnel can participate in training exercises according to the text?

What must be assessed before and after live fire training according to the text?

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the listed parameters according to the text?

What must be done if an injured individual cannot be cleared according to the text?

When must rehabilitation measures be implemented according to the text?

What is the purpose of the Lee County Common Incident Rehab Worksheet according to the text?

What is the purpose of establishing guidelines for Rehabilitation Group within the Incident Command System structure during emergency operations and training exercises?

What is one of the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions?

Which individuals are more prone to heat injuries and must be closely monitored during emergency operations and training exercises?

When must rehabilitation measures be implemented during live fire training?

What must be assessed before and after live fire training, and what must the CO levels be?

Ideally, what should firefighters be provided with after using a single SCBA cylinder or a 20-minute work cycle?

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the listed parameters during rehabilitation?

What must be done with completed Incident Rehabilitation Forms upon completion of rehab?

What is the purpose of rehabilitation for emergency operations and training?

What is the maximum allowed carbon monoxide level for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training?

What are the common sense approaches to combat heat during emergency operations and training?

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training?

What must be evaluated before non-emergency outdoor activities?

What must be done if an employee refuses treatment or transport after live fire training?

What is the purpose of the Standard Operating Procedure for Rehabilitation?

What must be included in rehabilitation for emergency operations and training?

Which employees are more prone to heat injuries during emergency operations and training?

What must occur if ALS treatment is initiated during live fire training and vital signs still exceed the parameters?

Rehabilitation is only necessary for firefighters and not other emergency personnel.

Heat Index is the most effective way to evaluate environmental heat conditions.

Employees who are overweight or have a history of heat casualties are less prone to heat injuries.

If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training, they must rest for an additional 5 minutes and retake the vital signs.

The purpose of this SOP is to establish guidelines for Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises. Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of ______.

All non-emergency outdoor activities will be evaluated for ______ or ability to move indoors.

Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to ______ injuries.

Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member ______.

What is the maximum allowed carbon monoxide level for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training according to the text?

What are the common sense approaches to combat heat during emergency operations and training according to the text?

What is the purpose of Rehabilitation during emergency operations and training according to the text?

What is the objective of the Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia according to the text?

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training according to the text?

What must be evaluated for necessity or ability to move indoors during non-emergency outdoor activities according to the text?

What is the purpose of the Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet according to the text?

What must be included in Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training according to the text?

What is the maximum pulse rate allowed for employees participating in live fire training according to the text?

What is the purpose of acclimatization according to the text?

What is the role of the on-duty Battalion Chief(s) during employee illness and transport according to the text?

What is the maximum carbon monoxide level allowed for employees exposed to smoke during live fire training?

Which of the following is included in the Rehabilitation Procedure during emergency operations and training?

What must be filled out in case of illness or transport during live fire training according to the text?

What is the main objective of Rehabilitation Group implementation during emergency operations and training exercises?

What must be done if an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters during live fire training?

What must be assessed before and after live fire training according to the text?

What is the role of the Rehabilitation Officer during emergency operations and training?

What must be done if an employee refuses treatment or transport according to the text?

What is the purpose of live fire training according to the text?

What is the maximum pulse rate allowed during live fire training according to the text?

What is the purpose of the Lee County Common Treatment Guideline according to the text?

What is the best means of evaluating environmental heat conditions according to the text?

What is the purpose of the NFPA 1403 according to the text?

Rehabilitation is an intervention designed to mitigate physical, physiological, and emotional stress of ______.

When performing live fire training, rehabilitation measures shall be implemented, and NFPA 1403 ______.

Employees who are overweight, dieting, or of past heat casualties are more prone to ______.

Acclimatization, fluid intake, physical conditioning, work schedules, clothing, and heat index are common sense approaches to combat ______.

Rehabilitation for emergency operations and training includes relief from climatic conditions, rest and recovery, active or passive cooling, rehydration, calorie and electrolyte replacement, medical monitoring, and member ______.

The Rehabilitation Officer shall select an appropriate location for a rehab area based on site characteristics and ______.

The Rehabilitation Procedure includes entry, initiation of an Incident Rehabilitation Worksheet, life-threatening signs and symptoms, cooling, hydration, and ______.

Employees participating in live fire training must have their vital signs checked ______ training.

Vital signs must not exceed specific parameters, such as a pulse rate over 120 beats per minute or a temperature over ______.

If an employee's vital signs exceed the parameters, they must rest for an additional 10 minutes and ______ the vital signs.

If necessary, follow the Exposure Emergencies/Hyperthermia Lee County Common Treatment Guideline for ______.

If the employee refuses treatment or transport, worker’s compensation benefits are ______.

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