Absolutely! Firefighters see things that shouldn't be seen. Luckily there is something called CISD (Critical Incident Stress Debriefing) where firefighters discuss with other firefighters and professionals where they can talk things out and it normally helps the mental health of firefighters.
oxygen firefighters are people who give CPR to animals if they have been hurt or if they have no oxygen left in their body. This is their job and what their supposed to be doing
The where and the who = Scotland, the Scottish. FYI, you're not doing your son any favours by doing his research for him. He'll learn and retain more if he does it himself.
In the United States, about 110 (plus or minus) every year
Firefighters would help by sandbagging around places so water cant get in, or they'll sandbag a piece of road so that water will only follow that road. Firefighters will help by bringing their fire trucks around to a flooded or flooding site, and pump up as much water as they can into their fire trucks. Firefighters will help by doing their normal activites if a fire has started. Firefighters can help by evacuating people from homes, cars, building, etc Firefighters can help with search and rescue if someone has gone missing, they will do this by helicopter,boats, cars/foot.
Because of that incredible feeling when you're out there, doing your job. It's something you can't buy with money. It's wonderful.
A psychological evaluation will have to be conducted and the doctor doing the evaluation will determine if the person is mentally capable of committing the crime or mentally capable to stand trial.
Some will, and some will not. It is what they do, and what they are willingly doing. If a firefighter does not want to enter a burning structure, they are not required to. That does notmean the ones who get scared will not enter a burning structure when they need to.
Physcially: it depends on the level you play at; for higher levels, yes, very. Mentally: you do have to think, but at any point where it matters you should be doing things by instinct and second nature.
There are several benefits of doing physical fitness. You become physical as well as mentally fit.
Alzheimer's studies have shown that exercising your brain is beneficial. Challenging your brain helps to keep it active and when your brain is active you stay mentally sharp.
A rest period is a time in which a person can stop what they were doing to recover mentally or physically before starting again - a "break".
A rest period is a time in which a person can stop what they were doing to recover mentally or physically before starting again - a "break".