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September 2023 – SCR SWEEP Newsletter

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SCR Policies and Procedures Manual

July 2023 – SCR SWEEP Newsletter

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New SCR Website

We are pleased to announce a new version of the region’s website was launched on Friday, August 18, 2023.

Liability Release Instructions and Form (Central Division)

March 2023 – SCR SWEEP Newsletter

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Event Announcement Test

Join us for great times, great learning and great people! Develop and improve your ski/ride and toboggan skills! On-line registration is required for this event by February 1, 2024. To complete the process, find the event under Registration Events in the navigation menu, click on the event title, and complete the registration and payment steps.

SCR Programs Brochure

Continuing education programs offered by the South Central Region

November 2022 – SCR SWEEP Newsletter

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CONGRATULATIONS!!! At the recent Division Fall mee

CONGRATULATIONS!!! At the recent Division Fall meeting, the following South Central Region patrollers received Division recognition:
• Mike Husar – National Ski Patrol Hall of Fame Class of 2023
• Anne Blaedow – Distinguished Service award
Outstanding runner up:
• Alpine Patroller – Jeff Gitchell, Tyrol Basin
• Nordic Patroller – Wendy Vredenburgh, Blue Mound Nordic
• Young Adult Patroller – Renee Erdman, Tyrol Basin
• Instructor – Danielle McPherson, Cascade Mountain
• OEC Instructor – Jenni Snavely, Cascade Mountain
• Large Patrol – Little Switzerland

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be pos

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be posting weekly updates with OEC reminders as well as tips/tricks!
Today's Refresher Thursday post is about anaphylaxis. Anaphylaxis is a severe reaction and illness to an allergen. Reactions may include signs/symptoms such as rash, difficulty breathing, neausea, vomiting, and anxiety. One of the most important things to do in these scenarios is to remove the allergen. Intramuscular epinephrine should be used to treat patients exhibiting anaphylaxis. Administer epinephrine and monitor patients for 10 minutes. If condition does not improve, an additional dose of epinephrine may be administered. A helpful line to remember when using an EpiPen is ""Blue to the sky, orange to the thigh,"" referring to the two colored ends on the EpiPen.
For more information on this topic, visit our website (link in bio) >> Resources >> Articles >> "Anaphylaxis."

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be pos

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be posting weekly updates with OEC reminders as well as tips/tricks!
Today's Refresher Thursday post is about treatment of burns. Despite working in colder temperatures, ski patrollers should be informed of how to treat burns as they may arise from UV exposure, chemicals, friction, electricity, and more. The most important thing to remember when approaching these scenarios is scene safety, especially if the source is chemical or electrical. Stop the burn: remove the source as well as any clothing the patient has on that contains the source. Cool the burn with cool water and cover with a dry, non-adhesive bandage. However, if the burn is from a chemical source, do not use water.
For more information on this topic, visit our website (link in bio) >> Resources >> Articles >> "Burn Treatment."

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be pos

With OEC refreshers on the horizon, we will be posting weekly updates with OEC reminders as well as tips/tricks!
Today's Refresher Thursday post is about non-traumatic abdominal pain. There are many causes of abdominal pain due to the many contents in the abdominal cavity. So, how do you approach these situations? It's important to remember that you cannot diagnose and thus may not be able to treat abdominal pain. The most important thing to do in these situations is to contact EMS early on. Assess the patient's ABCs, obtain patient history, and locate the pain. At this point, EMS can take over and transport the patient.
For more information on this topic, visit our newly updated website (link in bio) >> Resources >> Articles >> “Abdominal Pain."

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