disaster preparedness seminar phil red cross qc chapter

8/10/2019 Disaster Preparedness Seminar Phil Red Cross Qc Chapter

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DISASTER

PREPAREDNESS

SEMINAR

LLOYD L. SAPLA, RN, EMTHeadDisaster Management Service

Staff in ChargeEmergency Response Unit


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THE

RED CROSS

SERVICES


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Our Services

Disaster Management ServicesObjective To provide relief in times of disasters and to carry

out measures to minimize the suffering of victims.


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National Blood Services

Our Services

Objective To save lives by providing safe and quality

blood and blood products as a fulfillment of the

corporate social responsibility of the PRC.


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THE FOLLOWING ARE THE REQUIREMENTS

TO AVAIL BLOOD:Doctors Blood Request duly signed by the

attending physician with the following

informationA. Full name of the patient

B. Age, Sex, Status

C. Blood type (e.g., A, B, AB, O)

D. Rh Factor (e.g., A+, A-, etc.)


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E. Blood Component

a. Whole Blood (WB)b. Packed Red Blood Cells

c. Platelet Concentrate

d. Fresh Frozen Plasmae. Others.

F. Amount/unit needed

G. Diagnosis/Indication for transfusion

H. Printed name with signature of the

attending physician


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Kindly text the following informationto Ms. Annie Domingo Torres RN,

PRCQC Chapter Administrator at

mobile number 0917-854.2956 and/orto Mr. Jade Salvador RN, CSR BS at

mobile number 0929-410.8592 or at

the Chapter Mobile No. 0922-

857.5374


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1. Whole Name of Patient

2. Name of Hospital3. Blood Type needed

A+, A-

B+, B-

O+,O-

AB+, AB-


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4. Blood Component

Fresh Whole Blood

Packed Red Blood Cells

Platelet Concentrate

Platelet Apheresis

Fresh Frozen Plasma

Cryoprecipitate

Cryosupernate

5. Number of blood units needed


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A corresponding Blood

Testing Fee will becharged base on the

blood COMPONENTto

be served.Blood itself is free,

having from a volunteer

donor. The fee coversthe cost of collecting

and Testing.


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Bring the blood request form to the

nearest Red Cross Blood Center.

For PRC Blood Donors Card holder

Record of Donation.


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BLOOD PROCESSING FEE SHALL

COVER THE FOLLOWING:

a. Blood Typing with Rh Factor

b. Blood Testing for the following diseases:

b.1. Hepatitis B & C

b.2.HIV 1 & 2

b.3.Syphilis

b.4.Malaria


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Social Services

Objective To carry out assistance program that provides

various welfare services to individuals, families, and

communities.

Our Services


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Objective: To improve the health

situation of the most vulnerable

and under-served on health

care services.

Community Health and Nursing Service

Our Services


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Safety Services

Objective: To conduct educational campaign to ensure thehealth and safety of the Filipino people.

Our Services


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Objective

: To educate and empower the children and youth in

the spirit of Red Cross through relevant training and

effective leadership, and to provide opportunities for

directing and harnessing their energy and idealism into

worthwhile humanitarian activities.

Red Cross Youth

Our Services


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2014 MEMBERSHIP

PROGRAM


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PRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM

You can be a part of the Red Cross too.

MEMBERSHIP

PROGRAM


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Legislative MandatePRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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MEMBERS

Who?

How?

Why?


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WHO can be a MEMBER?PRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM

Who Can Be A Red Cross Member?

All individuals ages 5-85 years old

regardless of status

(i.e. students, out-of-school youth,employees, unemployed,utility workers, executives, professionalsRed Cross trainees and volunteers, etc.)


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HOW to be a MEMBER?PRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM

How Does One Become a Red Cross

Member?

Register at PRC-QC Chapter and contribute anannual membership fee of:

P50.00 P120.00 P300.00 P500.00 P1,000.00

depending on your choice of membership category.


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Membership Packages


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ClassicPRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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Premier BronzeMEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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Premier SilverMEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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Premier GoldMEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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Premier PlatinumMEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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SeniorPRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM


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PRC MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM Senior PLUS


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Join thecause of the

Philippine

Red Cross &make a

difference.


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The Philippines is at the Earthquake

belt and Pacific Rim of Fire.

Every year we face National

Disasters

calamities, typhoons,earthquakes, floods, El Nino, internal

conflicts, civil disturbances,

pandemics/epidemics, volcaniceruption, terrorist attack, climate

change, etc.


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The Philippine Archipelago occupies the western rim of the Pacific

Ocean (Western Segment of the Pacific Ring / Rim of Fire), a most active

part of the earth that is characterized by an ocean-encircling belt of activevolcanoes and earthquake generators (fault lines).


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July 16, 1990; intensity 7

1,666 dead; 3,500 injured

P11B in damages in Property

P1.2B in Agriculture

EARTHQUAKE

Geological Hazards

Ondoy 2009


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Ondoy 2009

Pasig City (AFP)


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Aerial Shot at Marikina City

submerged in flood (AFP)


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AUGUST 2013

HABAGAT ENHANCED BY

TYPHOON MARING


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The 2013 Bohol earthquakeoccurred on

October 15, 2013, at 8:12 a.m. (PST) in Bohol,

an island province located in Central

Visayas, Philippineswith a magnitude of 7.2.

NOVEMBER 8 2013
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Standard_Timehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boholhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Visayashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Visayashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippineshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippineshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Visayashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Visayashttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boholhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippine_Standard_Time


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NOVEMBER 8, 2013

Typhoon Yolanda


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WestValley

Fault

MM EARTHQUAKE IMPACT REDUCTION


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MM EARTHQUAKE IMPACT REDUCTION

STUDY (MMEIRS) FINDINGS

Possibility of 7.2 Magnitude EQ occurring alongthe Fault on the Eastern part of MetropolitanManila. Another scenario is a strong earthquakeat Manila Bay capable of generating a 2-meterhigh tsunami affecting western coastline ofMetro Manila.

Effect is characterized by strong ground shaking

(Intensity 8 & 9) along most parts of MM,liquefaction, and landslides causing severedamage to buildings (mostly residential),thousands of deaths and injuries, disruption oflifelines and services, and widespread fires.

Subdivision Name City/Municipality Valley Fault System (West or East) Which Side of the Subdivision?


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Amity Vil. Quezon City West Valley Fault System Easternmost portion

Christine Vil. Quezon City West Valley Fault System West of the subd.

Filinvest Homes II Quezon City West Valley Fault System Central portion, NE Trend

Vista Real Classica Quezon City West Valley Fault System Near southeast portion of the subd.

Capitol Homes Subd. Quezon City West Valley Fault System East side

Loyola Grand Villas Marikina City West Valley Fault System Transected in may parts

La Vista Quezon City West Valley Fault System East most side

Loyola Subd. Marikina City West Valley Fault System West and central portion

Montevista Subd. Marikina City West Valley Fault System East side

Industrial Valley Subd. Marikina City West Valley Fault System Central portion

Cinco Hermanos Subd. Marikina City West Valley Fault System West side

Blue Ridge A Subd. Quezon City West Valley Fault System East most side

White Plains Quezon City West Valley Fault System East side

Green Meadows Quezon City West Valley Fault System Central portion

Valle Verde 6 Pasig City West Valley Fault System West side

Valle Verde 5 Pasig City West Valley Fault System West most side

Valle Verde 3 Pasig City West Valley Fault System Southeast side

Valle Verde 2 Pasig City West Valley Fault System Northwest edge

Valle Verde I Pasig City West Valley Fault System West side

Kawilihan Village Pasig City West Valley Fault System Central portion, NS trend

Liberty Homes Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Northeast portionSource : MMEIRS, 2004

Subdivision Name City/Municipality Valley Fault System (West or East) Which Side of the Subdivision?


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New Alabang Hills Village Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Cor. Sta. Anita Dr. & Kentucky Dr.

Lake View Subd. II Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System West side

Muntinlupa Bliss Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System East side

Jasonville Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System West edge; along Natl. Highway

Gruenville Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Southeast side

Bruger Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System West side & east most edge

Lakeview Homes I Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System East side

JPA Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Southeast side

Sto. Nio Village Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Northeast & Central portion; NE Trend

Lodora Village Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System From NE to mid portion

R.M. Tiosejo Residential Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System West portion

RMT Industrial Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Southwest & northeast side

Park Homes Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Southwest & northeast side

Villa Carolina Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System Northwest side

Susana Heights Subd. Muntinlupa City West Valley Fault System East side

La Marea Hills San Pedro West Valley Fault System Northeast portion

Reaville San Pedro West Valley Fault System Central portion

East Rembo Makati City West Valley Fault System Transected

Comembo Makati City West Valley Fault System Transected

La Paz Bian West Valley Fault System Transected

Stone Crest Subd. Bian West Valley Fault System TransectedVilla Olympia Phase 6 Bian West Valley Fault System Transected


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7.2 M EARTHQUAKEmay isolate Metro

Manila- Phivolcs

Source:

The Philippine STAR

June 17, 2014, Tuesday

Page 2


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PREPAREFOR THE

WORSTSource:

The Philippine StarEditorial

June 18, 2014, Wednesday

Page 14


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Science has not yet

developed a foolproof

device to detect

earthquakes, and the best

time to prepare for the

worst is NOW.


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Practical


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Practical

preparations and

actions before,

during AND AFTER

DIS STER


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JUST REMEMBER THE

4 PS


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1. PREDICT

2. PLAN3. PREPARE

4. PRACTICE


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PREDICT

K th h d d th t th t


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Know the hazards and threats that

could potentially harm or kill you when

it happens.

Know the resources available


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Know the resources available

in your community.


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PLAN


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FAMILY COMMUNICATION

Your family may not be togetherwhen disaster strikes, so plan

how you will contact one another.

Think about how you will

communicate in different

situations


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Your plan should include:

How you will get to a safe place

How you will contact one anotherHow you will get back together

What you will do in differentsituations


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Teach family members how to usetext messaging (also known as SMS or

Short Message Service). Text

messages can often get aroundnetwork disruptions when a phone

call might not be able to get through.

D i i h f il


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Designate an area to meet with family

members in case communication is out

of the equation.

C ifi f il


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Create your specific family

evacuation planfor each hazard.

Each family member should be aware

of the evacuation plan.

Evacuation Plan A & B

STAIRS

FLAGPO

LEGATE

GATE

WALK

PATH

WALK

PATH

EVACUATION

AREA


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PREPARE


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1 gallon of water per

person per Day (3 Days

Minimum)

3 Days of Ready to Eat

(RTE) Food

Portable Radio (Battery

Operated) Flashlights & Batteries

Whistle

Eating Utensils

Blankets/Sleeping Bag

Essentials for Infants,

Elderly, or Pets Essential Medications

Hygiene Kits

First Aid Kit

Water Purification Kit (if

possible)

Utility Rope and Cord

Create your family survival kit and place

it into an area accessible to everyone:


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Learn First Aid and Basic Life Support:

> family members> neighbors


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Bringing the Red Cross services to the

community.

Recruiting volunteers who will serve

as the eyes, ears, hands, and feet of

PRC for a more efficient service

delivery.

RC 143 Everywhere


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Red Cross143 Organization


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Red Cross143 Organization

11

11

11

11

= 44

MINIMUM

OUT OF 11:

1= IHL/Communication

2 =Safety

2= DMS/ERU

2= Blood

2= Social/Tracing

2= CHNS

Roles of 143 Volunteers


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To build resilient communities

To be the early warning agents

To conduct local risk assessment (Vulnerability and

Capacity Assessment)Chapter Level: Pre-disaster history and

assessment

To be the first responders and reporters

To assist in the relief and rehabilitation process


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Know What to do before, during & after:

1.Earthquake

2.Fire3.Flood


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PREPAREDNESS

FOR

E RTHQU KE

AT HOME


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1.

Stabilize cylinder to PreventLPG cylinder from tumbling

during an earthquake.

2. Use Anti-slippery Device to

prevent hose from slipping

Propane

ylinder

1

2


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Secure Heavy Items (strap or bolt

them into the wall if necessary)

Know Safe Spots in Every Room

Sturdy Tables, DesksKnow Dangerous Spots in Every Room

Windows, Hanging Objects, Fireplace,

Appliances


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Stay Calm & Remember

the Phrase, Duck, Cover,and Hold

Duck And Look forCover

Cover Under a SturdyDesk or Table

Hold Onto theFurniture Leg UntilShaking Stops


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Remain Calm & Be Prepared forAftershocks

Check for Injuries & Administer First

Aid to the Degree You Are Trained forCheck for Obvious Hazards &

Damage on Your Floor

Do Not Turn on or Off any Lighting orElectrical Devices


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Some Tips on How to Enhance Survivability

If Trapped Under Rubble / Debris

Trapped Under Debris


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Avoid unnecessary movement

so that you dont kick up dust.

Maintain moral and fighting

spirits high.

Periodically move your fingers

and toes to ensure blood

circulation.


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Cover your Mouthand

Nosewith anything you have

on hand.

Try to breath through the

available Cottonmaterial.


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Do not shout; shout only as

a last resort.

Note : Shout can cause a person

to inhale dangerous amounts of

dust.


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Tap on a pipe or wall so that rescuers

can hear where you are.

If available use a flashlight to signal

your location.


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PRACTICE


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Food for Thought


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Food for Thought

How serious do you consider the threatsof disasters in the country and your

community?

How committed are you to prepare?

Is poverty or lack of funds a good reason

not to prepare?

Would you rather be safe or sorry?


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Its better to have it and

not need it, than need it

and not have it.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT


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THANK YOU!

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