Event Details
AIDA 1ST DOUBLE K IDA DEPTH CHAMPIONSHIP
AIDA 1ST DOUBLE K IDA DEPTH CHAMPIONSHIP
Start date:
2024-10-16
End date:
2024-10-22
Location:
Double K International Diving Acedemy, Cebu, Philippines
Event Type:
Depth Competition
Organizer:
Naiza De Francia
Additional info:
The competition venue is located within 200m and 5 minutes from the diving center, and the maximum depth is 150m.
Disciplines:
CWT CWTB CNF FIM
Safety Qualifications:
1) Trained and experienced Freediving Medic Competition with ACLS provider certification.
2) Members of the Safety Team are all Instructors, certified AIDA Competition Safety divers and
almost all are EFR Certified.
3) All members of the team are experienced in freediving depth competition.
2) Members of the Safety Team are all Instructors, certified AIDA Competition Safety divers and
almost all are EFR Certified.
3) All members of the team are experienced in freediving depth competition.
Safety plan:
Before the competition
1. 1 day before the competition, safety, judges and medic prepare, train and simulate possible freediving scenarios.
2. All emergency rescue equipment and supplies such as emergency oxygen are managed and controlled so that they can be used immediately through a designated place and person in charge.
3. 2 hours before the start of the competition, each person in charge is ready and waiting.
During the competition
- A standby ambulance is readily available to transport athletes to the nearest hospital for immediate medical care.
- External first aid staff consists of people with oxygen supply, basic life and advanced life support and treatment skills, ambulance and nearby hospitals are prepared for emergency response.
Medical service list on board and ambulance
- Treatment details -
Scope of work for level 1 emergency medical technicians (including level 2)
1. Maintaining the airway to perform CPR (including insertion of an airway, airway intubation, laryngeal mask intubation, etc.)
2. Securing an intravenous route
3. Maintaining breathing using BMV
4. Drug administration (glucose injection for hypoglycemic coma, sublingual administration of nitroglycerin for chest pain, administration of a certain amount of fluid for shock, bronchodilator inhalation for asthma attack)
etc
1. Removal of foreign substances in the oral cavity
2. Maintaining the airway using an airway device
3. Basic CPR
4. Oxygen administration
5. Immobilization of limbs and spine using splints, spinal fixators, air, etc.
6. Hemostasis of external bleeding and first aid for wounds
7. Measurement of heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, etc.
8. Maintain blood pressure using shock prevention pants, etc.
9. Induction of regular heartbeat using an automatic external defibrillator
10. In case of chest pain, administer nitroglycerin under the tongue (sublingually) and inhale bronchodilator in case of asthma attack (limited to cases where the patient carries the drug)
Advanced life support
- Accurate medical evaluation: check patient condition, determine necessary treatment and medical measures
- Intradermal injection and drug management: Use drugs and maintain or improve heart and respiratory function
- Air management: Support breathing through ventilator or endotracheal management
Trauma management
- Bleeding control: Hemostasis, treatment to tie small blood vessels
- Fracture management: Measures and stabilization for fractures, dislocations, etc.
- Wound care: Wound treatment and dressing to prevent secondary and additional infections.
operating medical equipment
- Manipulate medical oxygen, defibrillator, etc. and apply them appropriately to the patient.
1. 1 day before the competition, safety, judges and medic prepare, train and simulate possible freediving scenarios.
2. All emergency rescue equipment and supplies such as emergency oxygen are managed and controlled so that they can be used immediately through a designated place and person in charge.
3. 2 hours before the start of the competition, each person in charge is ready and waiting.
During the competition
- A standby ambulance is readily available to transport athletes to the nearest hospital for immediate medical care.
- External first aid staff consists of people with oxygen supply, basic life and advanced life support and treatment skills, ambulance and nearby hospitals are prepared for emergency response.
Medical service list on board and ambulance
- Treatment details -
Scope of work for level 1 emergency medical technicians (including level 2)
1. Maintaining the airway to perform CPR (including insertion of an airway, airway intubation, laryngeal mask intubation, etc.)
2. Securing an intravenous route
3. Maintaining breathing using BMV
4. Drug administration (glucose injection for hypoglycemic coma, sublingual administration of nitroglycerin for chest pain, administration of a certain amount of fluid for shock, bronchodilator inhalation for asthma attack)
etc
1. Removal of foreign substances in the oral cavity
2. Maintaining the airway using an airway device
3. Basic CPR
4. Oxygen administration
5. Immobilization of limbs and spine using splints, spinal fixators, air, etc.
6. Hemostasis of external bleeding and first aid for wounds
7. Measurement of heart rate, body temperature, blood pressure, etc.
8. Maintain blood pressure using shock prevention pants, etc.
9. Induction of regular heartbeat using an automatic external defibrillator
10. In case of chest pain, administer nitroglycerin under the tongue (sublingually) and inhale bronchodilator in case of asthma attack (limited to cases where the patient carries the drug)
Advanced life support
- Accurate medical evaluation: check patient condition, determine necessary treatment and medical measures
- Intradermal injection and drug management: Use drugs and maintain or improve heart and respiratory function
- Air management: Support breathing through ventilator or endotracheal management
Trauma management
- Bleeding control: Hemostasis, treatment to tie small blood vessels
- Fracture management: Measures and stabilization for fractures, dislocations, etc.
- Wound care: Wound treatment and dressing to prevent secondary and additional infections.
operating medical equipment
- Manipulate medical oxygen, defibrillator, etc. and apply them appropriately to the patient.
Maximum depth:
150m
Main Judge:
Subok Jo
Other Jury Members:
Mark John Ricafrente
Assistant Judges:
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Performance Safeties:
Ahn Mihwa
Warm-Up Safeties:
Warren Barong