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#337652 - 28/05/04 05:33 AM Safety Article
Doc Lightning Offline
HOP Mad Doctor

Registered: 28/05/01
Loc: San Francisco, CA, USA
Ok, I swear this isn't a plug or a grab for attention. (Ok, so it's a plug, but it's because I care about you all).

Under the "Information" tab on the bar to the left, click on "Health & Safety." In there, there's an article that I wrote on First Aid for burns. Or you can just click here.

Please, please print out a copy of this article and keep it with your fire gear.
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Certified Mad Doctor and HoP High Priest of Nutella

"A buckuht 'n a hooze!" -Valura

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#337653 - 28/05/04 05:45 AM Re: Safety Article [Re: Doc Lightning]
pounce Offline
Carpal \'Tunnel

Registered: 10/01/03
Loc: body in Las Vegas, heart all a...
hey way cool. i wish i was all smart like you and had an article published on here.

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#337654 - 28/05/04 06:09 AM Re: Safety Article [Re: pounce]
duballstar Offline
slack rating - 9.5

Registered: 03/09/03
Loc: Suburbiton, Yoo-Kay
thanx man! that last piccy is gross though, hope that never happens to me

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#337655 - 28/05/04 06:13 AM Re: Safety Article [Re: duballstar]
Fine_Rabid_Dog Offline
Internet Hate Machine

Registered: 26/05/04
Loc: They seek him here, they seek ...
Phew! That looks like it smarts. Havent burnt myself yet. *touches wood* But I'lll keep this thing close with me when ever I'm Staffing.

Can u get a 3rd degree burn from a staff? seems unlikely... not that I'm doubting ur word or anything...

Peace Out!
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#337656 - 28/05/04 06:20 AM Re: Safety Article [Re: Fine_Rabid_Dog]
Doc Lightning Offline
HOP Mad Doctor

Registered: 28/05/01
Loc: San Francisco, CA, USA
Rabid Dog,

Third degree burns are the most rare type, but they can happen. I'd imagine that the most likely situations would be: 1) Getting splashed with burning fuel and 2) having a lit chain toy (like a poi) wrap around a limb.

As you can imagine, a third degree burn basically involves the skin getting cooked through, so it does take some extended exposure to the heat to happen.

So I'd say that a third degree burn is unlikely, but you should still know the appropriate first aid for it.


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#337657 - 28/05/04 06:39 AM Re: Safety Article [Re: Doc Lightning]
Fine_Rabid_Dog Offline
Internet Hate Machine

Registered: 26/05/04
Loc: They seek him here, they seek ...
Cool, I'll keep that in mind.

I dabble in the arts of Poi but never got into it as much as staff. Cheers 4 the info though!

Peace Out!
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The existance of flamethrowers says that someone, somewhere, at sometime said "I need to set that thing on fire, but it's too far away."

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