Tokyo Fire Department, Parque de Bomberos de TOKYO en JAPON

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Fire Fighting
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Fire Prevention
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First Aid
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The AED is a
medical device contains a super analyzer of the victim’s heart rhythm.
It analyzes the victim’s heart rhythm and determines an abnormal heart
rhythm which needs defibrillation (electric shock).
An AED
is light, small and handy to carry. It is easily operated. After the
button is pushed or the lid is opened, it will tell you through a voice
prompt how to proceed.
If defibrillation is not needed, it is not electrified even if the button is pushed. It is designed for safe use.

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AED ’s approved by the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law at present

What is defibrillation?
It
is the definitive treatment for an abnormal heart rhythm caused by
“sudden cardiac arrest”, that is, giving an electric shock to the
victim’s heart makes the heart rhythm normal.

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AED : Automated External Defibrillator

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1. Talk to and pat the victim on the shoulder. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen]

2. If the victim is NOT conscious, yell for help. Ask people nearby to dial 119 and get the AED. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen]

3. Open the airway. Check for breathing. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Open the airway. See, within ten seconds, if the victim has normal breathing.

4. If NO breathing, give rescue breathing TWICE. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Give a breath for a second until the chest rises slightly. Give another in the same way. * Breathing can be skipped when impossible.

5. Give chest compression soon after breathing. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Ratio: 30 (compressions) : 2 (breaths) Repeat compression and breathing. Keep on swiftly and strongly. Stop when the chest rises back.

6. Now you have the AED. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Turn it ON. Some machines turn on automatically when their lids are opened.

7. Place the pads on the chest. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Pictures on the pads show where to put the pads on the chest. Have the chest unwet. Put the pads tightly. * On Children: Use children’s pads. If none, use adults’ ones. (Don’t use AEDs on babies.)

8. Let the AED see if the victim needs electric shocks. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Don’t touch the victim while the machine reads the victim’s heartbeat.

9. Press the “shock button”. [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Keep a crowd back. Press the flashing button.

Shock button [Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] Follow what the AED tells. Repeat the CPR and AED steps until: *The EMS staff arrives. *The victim moves and/or responds (ex. “refusal”), or *The victim resumes normal breathing.

Definition by Age Adult 8 and over Child 1 - 7 Baby Less than 1

First Aid Given CPR Rescue Breathing Chest (Breastbone) Compression “Patient” Compression : Breathing How Much? How Long? How Often? Where? How? How Deep? How Often? Adult 30:2 Until the chest rises slightly. About one second Twice the middle of the line between the nipples With both hands 4 - 5cm About 100 times per min. Child With both hands, or one-handed Down to 1/3 of the chest Baby The spot one finger breadth closer to the legs from the line With two fingers

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The TFD has the Fire Rescue Task Forces, the Rescue Units, the Mountain
Rescue Units, and the Water Rescue Units. Members of each group have advanced
knowledge and are trained in specialized rescue techniques to enable them
to perform quick and effective rescue operations.

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[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] 消防救助機動部隊 The Fire Rescue Task Forces

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] 特別救助隊 The Rescue Unit

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] 水難救助隊 The Water Rescue Unit

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen] 山岳救助隊 The Mountain Rescue Unit

Today, buildings in Tokyo are higher above and deeper below the ground, and are used as multioccupancy facilities more often than in the past. Fires in these buildings are much more difficult to fight. Recognizing the necessity for quick, adequate emergency responses, the TFD educates its firefighting personnel by providing them with expertise and the opportunity to enhance physical strength. The TFD gives training to its personnel, and keeps on the alert for fires and other emergencies.

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen]耐火建物の消火活動 Firefighting at a fire-resistive building

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen]防火建物の消火活動 Firefighting at a fireproof building

[Tienes que estar registrado y conectado para ver esa imagen]天然ガス噴出火災での消火活動 Firefighting at a natural gas eruption incident

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A-one Fire Unit at drill
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Equipment on the Unit