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Clarendon House Curriculum
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| Art & Design | X | X | X |
| Biology | X | X | X |
| Business Studies | X | ||
| Chemistry | X | X | X |
| Classical Civilisation | X | ||
| Computing | X | ||
| Design Technology (Product Design) | X | ||
| Drama | X | ||
| Economics | X | ||
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| French | X | X | X |
| German | X | X | X |
| Geography | X | X | X |
| Government & Politics | X | ||
| Graphics | X | ||
| History | X | X | X |
| History of Art | X | ||
| Information Technology | X | X | X |
| Law | X | ||
| Leisure Studies | X | ||
| Mathematics | X | X | X |
| Mathematics (Further) | X | ||
| Mathematics Statistics | X | ||
| Media Studies | X | ||
| Music | X | X | X |
| Physical Education | X | X | X |
| Physics | X | X | X |
| PSE | X | X | |
| Psychology | X | ||
| Religious Studies | X | X | X |
| Science (Dual Cert) | X | ||
| Sociology & Citizenship | X | ||
| Spanish | X | X | X |
| Technology (Food) | X | X | X |
| Theatre Studies | X |
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Using words which are not common worldwide should be avoided wherever possible, except where it is used in an article about its use, or is in context for a regional article. For instance, references to 'grid iron' would be suitable in articles regarding American Football, but would not be appropriate in a biography or list of sports. Other examples include headings such as 'Etiology', which is only widely used in North America.
More examples of words to avoid can be found at:
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AMPDS Categories
[edit]| Problem | Category A | Category B | Category C |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abdominal Pain/Problems | Not Alert | Abdominal Pain | |
| Fainting or near fainting | |||
| Females with fainting 12-50 | |||
| Males with pain above the navel > 35 | |||
| Females with pain above the navel > 45 | |||
| Allergies/Envenomations | Difficulty breathing or swallowing | Special medications or injections used | Spider bite |
| Severe respiratory distress | Unknown status (3rd party caller) | ||
| Not Alert | No difficulty breathing or swallowing | ||
| Condition worsening | |||
| Swarming attack (bee, wasp, hornet) | |||
| Snakebite | |||
| Ineffective breathing | |||
| Animal bites/attacks | Unconscious or arrest | Dangerous body area | Non-dangerous body area |
| Not Alert | Large Animal | Not recent injury | |
| Exotic animal | Superficial bites | ||
| Attack or multiple animals | |||
| Possible dangerous body area | |||
| Serious Haemorrhage | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Assault, Sexual Assault | Unconscious or Arrest | Multiple Injuries | Not dangerous body area |
| Not Alert | Possible dangerous body area | Not recent (>6 hours) | |
| Abnormal breathing | Serious Haemorrhage | ||
| Dangerous Body Area | Unknown status (3rd party caller) | ||
| Back Pain | Not Alert | Non-traumatic | |
| Fainting or near >50 | Not recent traumatic (>6hrs) | ||
| Breathing Problems | Severe Respiratory distress | Clammy | |
| Not Alert | Abnormal Breathing | ||
| Ineffective Breathing | Cardiac History | ||
| Burns, Scalds, Explosion | Unconscious or Arrest | Explosion | Sunburn or minor (< hand size) |
| Severe respiratory distress | Multiple victims | ||
| Not Alert | Building fire - persons reported | ||
| Difficulty breathing | |||
| Burns > 18% | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Burns < 18% | |||
| Fire alarm (unknown status) | |||
| Carbon Monoxide, Hazchem | Unconscious or Arrest | Multiple victims | |
| Severe respiratory distress | Alert with difficulty breathing | ||
| Not Alert | Alert without difficulty breathing | ||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | Carbon monoxide detector alarm | ||
| Cardiac or Respiratory arrest, Death | Ineffective breathing | Obvious death unquestionable | |
| Not breathing at all | Expected Death | ||
| Breathing Uncertain (Agonal) | |||
| Hanging | |||
| Strangulation | |||
| Suffocation | |||
| Underwater | |||
| Chest Pain | Abnormal breathing | Breathing normally <35 | |
| Cardiac history | |||
| Cocaine | |||
| Breathing normally > 35 | |||
| Severe respiratory distress | |||
| Not Alert | |||
| Clammy | |||
| Nausea or vomiting | |||
| Choking | Not alert | Abnormal breathing | Not choking now |
| Verified/ineffective breathing | |||
| Convulsions, Fitting | Pregnancy | Diabetic | |
| Not breathing | Cardiac History | ||
| Continuous or multiple fitting | Breathing regularly not verified < 35 | ||
| Irregular breathing | Not seizing now and breathing regularly | ||
| Breathing regularly not verified > 35 | |||
| Diabetic Problems | Unconscious | Not Alert | Alert |
| Abnormal Behaviour | |||
| Abnormal breathing | |||
| Drowning, Diving,SCUBA accident | Unknown status (3rd party call) | SCUBA accident | |
| Unconscious | Alert with abnormal breathing | ||
| Not Alert | Alert and breathing normally (injuries or in water) | ||
| Diving or suspected neck injury | Alert and breathing normally (No injuries) | ||
| Electrocution, Lightning | Unconcious | Alert and breathing normally | |
| Not disconnected from the power | |||
| Power not off - hazard present | |||
| Long fall > 6ft | |||
| Not Alert | |||
| Abnormal breathing | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Not Breathing/Ineffective breathing | |||
| Eye Problems | Not Alert | Medical Eye Problem | |
| Severe eye injuries | Minor eye injuries | ||
| Moderate eye injuries | |||
| Falls | Dangerous Injuries | Long fall > 6ft | Not dangerous injuries |
| Not Alert | Possible dangerous body area | Not recent (>6 hours) | |
| Abnormal breathing | Serious Haemorrhage | ||
| Unknown status(3rd party caller) | |||
| Headache | Not alert | Normal breathing | |
| Abnormal breathing | |||
| Speech problems | |||
| Sudden on set of pain <3hrs | |||
| Numbness or paralysis | |||
| Change in behaviour >3hrs | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Heart Problems | Chest Pains > 35 | Firing of AICD | Chest Pain < 35 |
| Severe respiratory distress | Abnormal breathing | Heart rate > 50 and < 130 | |
| Not Alert | Cardiac History | ||
| Clammy | Cocaine | ||
| Heart rate <50 or >130bpm | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Haemorrhage/Laceration | Haemorrhage through tubes | Possible Dangerous Haemorrhage | Minor Haemorrhage |
| Dangerous Haemorrhage | Serious Haemorrhage | Not dangerous Haemorrhage | |
| Not Alert | Bleeding disorder or thinners | ||
| Abnormal Breathing | |||
| Heat/Cold Exposure | Not Alert | Alert | |
| Cardiac History | |||
| Change in skin colour | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Industrial or Machinery Accident | Life Status Questionable | Multiple Victims | |
| Caught in Machinery (Unknown Status) | Unknown situation (not caught in machinery) | ||
| Overdose, Poisoning, Ingestion | Unconcious | Violent (Police must secure) | |
| Severe Respiratory Distress | Not Alert | ||
| Abnormal Breathing | |||
| Antidepressants | |||
| Cocaine (or derivative) | |||
| Narcotics (heroin) | |||
| Acid or Alkali (lye) | |||
| Unknown status (3rd Party Caller) | |||
| Poison control request response | |||
| Overdose | |||
| Pregnancy, Childbirth, Miscarriage | Breech or Cord | Head visible/out | 1st trimester or miscarriage |
| Imminent Delivery (>5 months/20weeks) | 2nd Trimester haemorrhage or miscarriage | ||
| Baby Born | 1st trimester serious haemorrhage | ||
| 3rd trimester haemorrhage | Labour (delivery not imminent. >5 months | ||
| High risk of complications | Unknown status (3rd party caller) | ||
| Psychiatric, Suicide attempt | Not Alert | Non-violent and non-suicidal | |
| Violent (police must secure) | |||
| Threatening Suicide | |||
| Near hanging, strangulation or suffocation (alert) | |||
| Unknown status | |||
| Sick Person | Not Alert | No priority symptoms | |
| Cardiac History | Deafness | ||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | Defecation | ||
| Earache | |||
| Enema | |||
| Gout | |||
| Haemorrhoids | |||
| Hepatitis | |||
| Hiccups | |||
| Hungry | |||
| Nervous | |||
| Boils | |||
| Object stuck (nose, ear, vagina, rectum, penis) | |||
| Object swallowed (not choking) | |||
| Penis problem or pain | |||
| Rash or skin disorder | |||
| Sore Throat | |||
| Toothache | |||
| Transportation only | |||
| Venereal disease | |||
| Wound infected | |||
| Bumps (non traumatic) | |||
| Can't sleep | |||
| Can't urinate | |||
| Catheter problem | |||
| Constipation | |||
| Cramps or spasms | |||
| Cut off ring request | |||
| Stabbing, Gunshot, Penetrating Trauma | Unconscious or Arrest | Multiple victims | Not recent (>6 hours) single peripheral wound |
| Not Alert | Not Recent (>6 hours) single central wound | ||
| Central wounds | Known single peripheral wound | ||
| Multiple Wounds | Serious Haemorrhage | ||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Stroke, CVA | Not Alert | ||
| Abnormal breathing | |||
| Speech or movement problems | |||
| Numbness or tingling | |||
| Stroke history | |||
| Breathing normally > 35 | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| Breathing Normally <35 | |||
| Traffic & transportation accidents | High Mechanism - Ejection | Major Incident | |
| Not Alert | High Mechanism | ||
| High Mechanism | |||
| HAZMAT | |||
| Pinned or trapped victim | |||
| Injuries | |||
| Multiple victims (one unit) | |||
| Multiple victims (additional units) | |||
| Serious Haemorrhage | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) | |||
| 1st party caller with non-dangerous injury | |||
| Traumatic Injuries (specific) | Dangerous body area | Serious Haemorrhage | Not Dangerous Injury |
| Not Alert | Possibly dangerous body area | Not recent (>6 hours) | |
| Abnormal breathing | |||
| Unconscious or fainting (near) | Multiple fainting episodes | Alert with abnormal breathing | Single fainting episode (age <35) |
| Unconscious | Cardiac history | ||
| Severe respiratory distress | Single or near fainting. Alert >35 | ||
| Not Alert | Females 12-50 with abdominal pain | ||
| Ineffective breathing | |||
| Unknown problem or 3rd party report | Life status questionable | Standing, sitting, moving or talking | |
| Medical Alert notification | |||
| Unknown status (3rd party caller) |
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You may wish to browse through User:AndyZ/Suggestions for further ideas. Thanks, Owain.davies 22:53, 7 November 2007 (UTC)