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what is emergency management

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is the organization, decision making, planning and assignment of available resources to mitigate, prepare for, response to and recover from the effects of all hazards

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is used to treat people who are addicted to heroin and other narcotic medications.

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methadone

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gender socialization

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the learning of gender roles through social factors such as schooling, the media, and family

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Significant increases in overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids begins in 2013

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third wave

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maps the overall rise in atmospheric carbon dioxide since 1958

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the keeling curve

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five genders recognized in the bugi people

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women, men, calalai (women as men) , bissu, (transgender), calabai (men as women)

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gender norms

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the sets of rules for what is appropriate masculine and feminine behavior in a given culture

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"the privileging of heterosexuality that results in social pressures to fulfill and conform to heterosexual roles"

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heteronormativity

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example of environmental Hazards

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pollution, contamination,

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gender performance

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Similar to gender expression; all the work that goes into presenting oneself as a person with a gender.

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A medicine that suspends the effects of an opioid overdose until the patient can be transported to a hospital

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naxolone

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a term used to describe socially constructed definition of roles for women and men

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gender

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Separate from the five genders. A term for a third gender in Indonesia. Waria are biologically men but live as women

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waria

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A viral infection that causes liver inflammation, sometimes leading to serious liver damage. The hepatitis C virus (HCV) spreads through contaminated blood.

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hepatitis c

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Initiated in the 1990s with a large increase in prescription opioids

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first wave

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horizontal inequality

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inequality between social groups

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the 4 phases of emergency management

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1. Mitigation 2. Preparedness 3. Response 4. Recovery

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types of disasters include

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natural and technological

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president of Chechnya, has recently begun to round up gay men and put them into secret prisons.

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ramzan kadyrov

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Man-made climate change - climate change caused by human activity as opposed to natural processes.

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anthropogenic

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Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among Syrian children has gone so bad that mental health professionals have released a new name for their case

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human devastation syndrome.

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define a natural and technological hazard

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A natural disaster is caused by natural events & a technological hazard is caused by machinery, tools or anything that is made by man

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second shift

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women's responsibility for housework and child care- everything from cooking dinner to doing laundry, bathing children, reading bedtime stories, and sewing Halloween costumes

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A rapid spiral into addiction as well as an inflated set of medical, social, and psychological problems.

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telescoping

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gender stratification

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the unequal distribution of wealth, power, and privilege between men and women

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hazard

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An event or circumstance that can lead to an emergency or a disaster

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Rapid overdose deaths begin in 2010

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second wave

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is a synthetic opioid. (and other synthetic opioids) have a high level of potency

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fentanyl

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Goals of Emergency Management

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Save lives, Prevent Injuries, and Protect property and the environment if an emergency occurs

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refers to attitudes, beliefs, and practices related to sex that are considered "normal and good" in the dominant culture

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the charmed cycle

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a term that describes the biological characteristics of male and females (biological identity)

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sex

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The raising of children by grandparents or other extended family

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Kinship Care

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In Sulawesi, there are 3 sexes recognized by the Bugi people

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female, male, intersex

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Vertical inequality

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inequality between individuals

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disability adjusted life years

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DALY

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