Составьте подобный диалог, используя названия других служб МЧС и следующих улиц:

Williow St., Right Sq., Jaded Cr. (Crescent), Whatsaname Ave, Eighth St., Threadandneedle St., Rodger Lane, Lewis Lane, Ha­zel Rd., Royal Mews, French Boulevard, Yellow Terrace, Gonowhere passage, Foreign Thouroughfare, Victoria Alley, Elm St.

 

В диалогах вы можете использовать следующие чрезвычай­ные ситуации.

1. There is a fire on the fourth floor of the neighbouring build­ing.

2. Somebody has been murdered in the street.

3. There is a fight between your neighbours.

4. An old man is lying unconscious near your doorstep.

5. There is a car upside-down on the hard shoulder of the In­terstate No. 3, a driver is trapped.

6. Your dog has been trapped in the bucket.

7. There is a flood in the hotel.

8. There has been explosion at the entrance of the movie thea­tre.

 

8. Рассмотрите рисунок на с.15 и заучите приведенные ниже термины.

1—13 — Measures for managing fractures and wounds

1. arm bandage

2. arm sling

3. head bandage

4. first-aid kit

5. first-aid dressing

6. sterile gauze dressing

7. sticking plaster

8. wound

9. bandage

10. emergency splint for a broken limb

11. fractured (broken) leg

12. splint

13. headrest

 

14—17 — Measures for stanching (tying up of) the blood flow

14. pressure points of the arteries

15. emergency tourniquet on the thigh

16. walking stick used as a screw

17. compression bandage

 

18—23 — Rescue and transport of an injured person

18. Rautek grip (for rescue of a victim of a car accident)

19. helper

20. injured person (casualty)

21. chair grip

22. carrying grip

23. emergency stretcher of sticks and a jack

 

24—27 — The positioning of an unconscious person and artifi­cial respiration (resuscitation)

24. coma position

25. unconscious person

26. mouth-to-mouth (mouth-to-nose) resuscitation

27. resuscitator (respirator, artificial breathing device)

 

28—33 — Methods of rescue in ice accidents

28. person who has fallen through the ice

29. rescuer

30. rope

31. table (or smth. else)

32. ladder

33. self-rescue

 

34—38 — Rescue of a drowning person

34. method of release (release grip) to free a rescuer from the clutch of a drowning person

35. drowning person

36. lifesafer

37. chest grip (a towing grip)

38. tired swimmer grip (hip grip)

 

 

FIRST AID

 

 

PART TWO

Unit 7

1. Выучите следующие слова:

1. crew n — команда

2. hazard n — опасность

3. vehicle n — транспортное средство

4. disaster n — бедствие

5. famine n — массовый голод

6. lifeguard n — спасатель на водах

7. helicopter n — вертолет

 

2. Прочитайте текст и ответьте на следующие вопросы.

1. What civil emergencies do you know?

2. When is Gas hazardous?

3. What does Emergency road service provide?

4. What do you think famine relief teams are used for?

5. What location specific emergency services do you know?

6. What do Park rangers look after?

7. Is there a special lifeguard service in Russia?

8. What activities are Russian emergency services involved in?

 

Civil Emergency Services

These are emergency services who deal with emergencies, mostly as an incidental part of their “day job”.

• Public utility crews — Safeguarding Gas, Electricity and Water, which are all potentially hazardous if infrastructure fails

• Emergency road service — A service providing repair or recovery for vehicles which have broken down or been involved in a collision

• Emergency Social Services — A component of the Provincial Emergency Program of the Province of British Columbia. ESS are those services required to preserve the well-being of people affected by an emergency or disaster. Teams are established in local municipalities and assemble together for meetings and contingency planning.

• Community emergency response teams & Certified first responders — Used for mass emergencies, organizing facilities such as rest centers

• Famine relief teams

 

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