Question

4 what is the difference between a missing person and an endangered person?

1. what are the four main types of hazards in patrol?

Explanation:

Question 4:

A missing person is someone whose whereabouts are unknown, with no immediate indication of danger to their life. An endangered person is a missing person (or someone whose safety is at risk) where there's evidence (like age, health, circumstances) suggesting their life or well - being is threatened, requiring urgent action.

In patrol, the four main hazard types are: 1. Physical hazards (e.g., uneven terrain, extreme weather). 2. Biological hazards (e.g., exposure to diseases, pests). 3. Chemical hazards (e.g., exposure to toxic substances). 4. Human - made hazards (e.g., violent confrontations, accidents from human activities).

Answer:

A missing person has unknown whereabouts with no immediate danger sign. An endangered person (may be missing) has evidence of life/well - being threat, needing urgent action.

Question 5: