Only you can determine the advantages and disadvantages of offering medical attention to someone at a active shooter event.
- An active shooter is a person who shoots or attempts to shoot people in a crowded, condensed place without having a clear procedure for picking their targets.
- The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security advise "Run," "Hide," and "Fight" in the event of an active shooter.
Run
- Try to leave the area if at all feasible.
- Make sure to have a plan and an escape route in mind.
- Whether or whether others agree to follow, evacuate.
Hide
- Find a spot to hide where the active shooter is less likely to find you if evacuation is not an option. Your hiding spot should be hidden and invisible.
- Offer cover in case shots are fired in your general vicinity (for example, a locked door of an office).
- Not ensnare you or limit your range of motion
Fight
- As a final resort, make an effort to disorient and/or disable the active shooter by: • Approaching him/her as aggressively as you can.
- Throwing objects and creating homemade weapons.
- Shouting
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Answer:
if we are talking about tennis, you toss the ball up and hit the ball to the other half of the court with your raquit,
if we are talking about volly ball you basicly do the same thing as tennis but instead of a raquit you are using your arm
Explanation:
True because over time unless they get there shots their are bound to have rabies and even if they don´t you can still get diseases.
Answer:
B because they studied how self-compassionate to themselves
Explanation:
A doesn't make any sense because maybe scientists are hard on themselves and it's all about mentality. Self-compassion doesn't make you smart, it makes you mentally and emotionally esteemed and has nothing to do with success and failure.
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