🧭 MMPH · Cap. 5 — Seção Médica e Apêndices 1, 2 e 4

Mapa Mental PH (aula enxutíssima) · International Code of Signals (IMO, 2005) · VI.03-CM · Área VI do edital · só o que cai, em esquemas · ✎ marque lacunas e oclusões para revisão ativa
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"Medical advice should be sought and given in plain language whenever it is possible but, if language difficulties are encountered, this Code should be used." E, mesmo em linguagem clara: "Even when plain language is used, the text of the Code and the instructions should be followed as far as possible."
Por que codificarNavio sem médico a bordo, ou sem língua em comum com quem tem um, ainda precisa descrever o paciente com precisão bastante para que outro prescreva. A Seção Médica transforma essa descrição em grupos fixos de três e quatro letras do tamanho de MFE ou MTQ 8 — não se perde nada que a linguagem clara carregaria, e ganha-se um canal que sobrevive a rádio ruim e a vocabulário zero em comum.
SuffixEffect on the main groupWorked example
Cturns the group affirmative
N or NOturns the group negativeMFE N = "Bleeding is not severe."
RQturns the group interrogativeMFE RQ = "Is bleeding severe?"
Os três sinais de procedimento ficam fora da Seção Médica. C, N (ou NO) e RQ são apostos depois do grupo principal — governam todo grupo da seção, mas não pertencem a ela. Trocar o sufixo inverte o sentido clínico inteiro: MFE afirma que o sangramento é grave · MFE RQ pergunta se é grave.
As Tabelas M1, M2 e M3 não estão neste capítulo. Table M1 (regions of the body), Table M2 (diseases) e Table M3 (medicaments) são impressas adiante na mesma seção do Código (pp. 152-162), mas ficam fora do recorte deste capítulo. Todo grupo que as chama guarda o parêntese exatamente como a fonte imprime — ". . . (Table M1)" — e nada se inventa sobre o que a tabela diria.
Antes de codificar, o comandante examina o paciente com cuidado e reúne, tanto quanto possível, informação que cubra seis assuntos, na ordem em que as Instructions os imprimem — a mesma ordem que os capítulos 2 a 6 (e, do lado do conselho, o capítulo 9) seguem dentro da Seção Médica.
#SubjectWhere it is coded
.1Description of the patientChapter 2, page 132
.2Previous healthChapter 3, page 132
.3Localization of symptoms, diseases or injuriesChapter 4, page 132
.4General symptomsChapter 5, page 133
.5Particular symptomsChapter 6, page 136
.6DiagnosisChapter 9, page 146
O salto do 6 para o 9 é o detalhe que se erra. Os cinco primeiros assuntos são capítulos consecutivos (2, 3, 4, 5, 6); o sexto, Diagnosis, pula para o capítulo 9. "This information should be coded by choosing the appropriate groups from the corresponding chapters, and it helps the recipient of the signal if it is transmitted in the order stated above."
Os dois capítulos que ficam fora da sequênciaChapter 1 (page 131) — sinais que podem ser usados independentemente, com ou sem o resto da descrição do caso · Chapter 7 (page 145) — o progress report, depois de recebida a resposta do médico e cumpridas as instruções.
As Instructions fecham com o lado do médico — e os capítulos que ele usa (8 a 12, todos sob "II Medical advice") ficam fora deste recorte. Do lado de lá, só entram os exemplos que as próprias Instructions imprimem.
StepWhat it is forWorked example
1Ask for more information (chapter 8)MQB = "I cannot understand your signal; please use standard method of case description".
2Diagnosis (chapter 9)MQE 26 = "My probable diagnosis is cystitis".
3Prescribing, limited to the List of medicaments
4Special treatment (chapter 10)MRP 4 = "Apply ice-cold compress and renew every 4 hours".
5.1Medicamento — o medicamento em si (chapter 11.1 + Table M3)MTD 32 = "You should give aspirin tablets".
5.2Medicamento — via de administração e dose (chapter 11.2)MTI 2 = "You should give by mouth 2 tablets/capsules".
5.3Medicamento — frequência da dose (chapter 11.3)MTQ 8 = "You should repeat every 8 hours".
6Frequency of external applications (chapter 11.4)MTU 4 = "You should apply every 4 hours".
7Diet advice (chapter 12)MUC = "Give water only in small quantities".
O trio MT que se confunde. MTD = qual medicamento · MTI = por que via e quanto · MTQ = de quanto em quanto tempo. E MTU não é dose nenhuma: é a frequência das aplicações externas.
Case One — request"I have a male age (44) years. Patient has been ill for (2) days. Patient has suffered from (bronchitis (acute)). Onset was sudden. Patient is delirious. Patient has fits of shivering. Temperature taken in mouth is (40). Pulse rate per minute is (110). The rate of breathing per minute is (30). Patient is in pain (chest). Part of the body affected is right (chest). Pain is increased on breathing. Patient has severe cough. Patient has bloodstained sputum. Patient has been given (penicillin injection) without effect. Patient has received treatment by medicaments in last (18) hours. My probable diagnosis is (pneumonia)."
Case One — advice"Your diagnosis is probably right. You should continue giving (penicillin injection). You should repeat every (12) hours. Put patient to bed lying down at absolute rest. Keep patient warm. Give fluid diet, milk, fruit juice, tea, mineral water. Give water very freely. Refer back to me in (24) hours or before if patient worsens."
Case Two — request"I have a male aged (31) years. Patient has been ill for (3) hours. Patient has had no serious previous illness. Pulse rate per minute is (95). Pulse is weak. Patient is sweating. Patient is in pain in lumbar (kidney) region. The part affected is left lumbar (kidney) region. Pain is severe. Pain is increased by hand pressure. Bowels are regular."
Case Two — a rodada extraRequest for additional information: "I cannot make a diagnosis. Please answer the following question(s). Temperature taken in mouth is (number). Pain radiates to groin and testicle. Patient has pain on passing water. Urinary functions normal. Vomiting is present." · Additional information: "Temperature taken in mouth is (37). Pain radiates to groin and testicle. Patient has pain on passing water. Patient is passing small quantities of urine frequently. Vomiting is absent. Patient has nausea."
Case Two — advice. "My probable diagnosis is (kidney stone (renal colic)). You should give morphine injection. You should give by subcutaneous injection (15) milligrams. Give water freely. Apply hot water bottle to lumbar (kidney) region. Patient should be seen by doctor when next in port." O caso 1 fecha com diagnóstico já na primeira ida; o caso 2 só fecha depois de uma rodada de perguntas — é para isso que a ordem fixa dos seis campos serve.
Os seis primeiros grupos (MAAMAF) são o vocabulário próprio do pedido; o resto da tabela toma emprestado grupos de outras partes do Código — letras simples e duplas, algumas com complemento numeral — porque respondem à mesma pergunta: é preciso médico, e como a ajuda chega.
SignalMeaning
MAAI request urgent medical advice.
MABI request you to make rendez-vous in position indicated.
MACI request you to arrange hospital admission.
MADI am . . . (indicate number) hours from nearest port.
MAEI am converging on nearest port.
MAFI am moving away from nearest port.
WI require medical assistance.
ALI have a doctor on board.
AMHave you a doctor?
ANI need a doctor.
AN 1I need a doctor; I have severe burns.
AN 2I need a doctor; I have radiation casualties.
BR 2I require a helicopter urgently with a doctor.
BR 3I require a helicopter urgently to pick up injured/sick person.
BT 2Helicopter is coming to you now (or at time indicated) with a doctor.
BT 3Helicopter is coming to you now (or at time indicated) to pick up injured/sick person.
AQI have injured/sick person (or number of persons indicated) to be taken off urgently.
BSYou should send a helicopter/boat with a stretcher.
BUA helicopter/boat is coming to take injured/sick.
ATYou should send injured/sick persons to me.
Os pares que só o algarismo separa. BR = eu peço o helicóptero · BT = o helicóptero está indo; e, nos dois, 2 = com médico, 3 = para recolher o ferido/doente. Em AN 1 queimaduras graves, AN 2 vítimas de radiação. Trocar o algarismo troca a missão.
Repare no eixo do porto, que só o pedido tem: MAD diz a distância em horas, MAE que o navio converge para o porto mais próximo, MAF que se afasta dele — três informações que decidem se vale mandar helicóptero ou esperar a atracação.
Três capítulos curtos fixam o paciente antes de qualquer sintoma ser codificado: quem ele é (cap. 2), o que veio antes (cap. 3) e onde no corpo a queixa está (cap. 4).
Chapter 2 — Description of patientMeaning
MAJI have a male aged . . . (number) years.
MAKI have a female aged . . . (number) years.
MALI have a female . . . (number) months pregnant.
MAMPatient has been ill for . . . (number) days.
MANPatient has been ill for . . . (number) hours.
MAO · MAPGeneral condition of the patient is good · is serious.
MAQ · MARGeneral condition of the patient is unchanged · has worsened.
MAS · MATPatient has been given . . . (Table M3) with effect · without effect.
MAUPatient has received treatment by medicaments in last . . . (indicate number) hours.
Chapter 3 — Previous healthMeaning
MBAPatient has suffered from . . . (Table M2).
MBBPatient has had previous operation . . . (Table M2).
MBCPatient has had no serious previous illness.
MBDPatient has had no relevant previous injury.
Chapter 4 — LocalizationMeaning
MBEThe whole body is affected.
MBFThe part of the body affected is . . . (Table M1).
*MBGThe part of the body affected is right . . . (Table M1).
*MBHThe part of the body affected is left . . . (Table M1).
O asterisco de MBG e MBH é da própria fonte. Eles são a exceção ao MBF simples: existem só para os casos em que o lado direito ou esquerdo do corpo ou do membro precisa ser distinguido. Nada de usar MBG para "parte afetada" genérica.
Dois pares gêmeos que a banca troca de lugar: MAM = doente há tantos dias · MAN = doente há tantas horas. E MBA/MBB remetem à Table M2 (doenças), enquanto MAS/MAT remetem à Table M3 (medicamentos) — tabelas que este recorte cita mas não imprime.
A ordem interna do capítulo 5 é a do exame: onset → temperature → pulse → breathing → sweating → mental state → pain, e depois uma corrida de sintomas por órgão (cough, bowels, vomiting, urine, bleeding, rash, swelling), cada um sob o seu próprio título, exatamente como o Código imprime.
HeadingSignals
OnsetMBP Onset was sudden. · MBQ Onset was gradual.
TemperatureMBR Temperature taken in mouth is . . . (number). · MBS Temperature taken in rectum is . . . (number). · MBT Temperature in the morning is . . . (number). · MBU Temperature in the evening is . . . (number). · MBV Temperature is rising. · MBW Temperature is falling.
PulseMBX The pulse rate per minute is . . . (number). · MBY The pulse rate is irregular. · MBZ The pulse rate is rising. · MCA The pulse rate is falling. · MCB The pulse is weak. · MCC The pulse is too weak to count. · MCD The pulse is too rapid to count.
BreathingMCE The rate of breathing per minute is . . . (number) (in and out being counted as one breath). · MCF The breathing is weak. · MCG The breathing is wheezing. · MCH The breathing is regular. · MCI The breathing is irregular. · MCJ The breathing is strenuous (noisy).
SweatingMCL Patient is sweating. · MCM Patient has fits of shivering (chills). · MCN Patient has night sweats. · MCO Patient's skin is hot and dry. · MCP Patient is cold and clammy.
Mental state and consciousnessMCR Patient is conscious. · MCT Patient is semi-conscious but can be roused. · MCU Patient is unconscious. · MCV Patient found unconscious. · MCW Patient appears to be in a state of shock. · MCX Patient is delirious. · MCY Patient has mental symptoms. · MCZ Patient is paralysed . . . (Table M1). · MDC Patient is restless. · MDD Patient is unable to sleep.
PainMDF Patient is in pain . . . (Table M1). · MDG Pain is a dull ache. · MDJ Pain is slight. · MDL Pain is severe. · MDM Pain is intermittent. · MDN Pain is continuous. · MDO Pain is increased by hand pressure. · MDP Pain radiates to . . . (Table M1). · MDQ Pain is increased on breathing. · MDR Pain is increased by action of bowels. · MDT Pain is increased on passing water. · MDU Pain occurs after taking food. · MDV Pain is relieved by taking food. · MDW Pain has no relation to taking food. · MDX Pain is relieved by heat. · MDY Pain has ceased.
Cough · BowelsMED Cough is present. · MEF Cough is absent. · MEG Bowels are regular. · MEJ Patient is constipated and bowels last opened . . . (indicate number of days). · MEL Patient has diarrhoea . . . (indicate number of times daily).
Vomiting · UrineMEM Vomiting is present. · MEN Vomiting is absent. · MEO Patient has nausea. · MEP Urinary functions normal. · MEQ Urinary functions abnormal.
Bleeding · RashMER Bleeding is present . . . (Table M1). · MET Bleeding is absent. · MEU A rash is present . . . (Table M1). · MEV A rash is absent.
SwellingMEW Patient has a swelling . . . (Table M1). · MEX Swelling is hard. · MEY Swelling is soft. · MEZ Swelling is hot and red. · MFA Swelling is painful on hand pressure. · MFB Swelling is discharging. · MFC Patient has an abscess . . . (Table M1). · MFD Patient has a carbuncle . . . (Table M1).
Os pares que a banca inverte. MCC = pulso fraco demais para contar · MCD = pulso rápido demais para contar — letras vizinhas, sentidos opostos. Na dor, a intensidade é MDJ (slight) / MDL (severe) e o ritmo é MDM (intermittent) / MDN (continuous): são eixos diferentes, e trocar um pelo outro é a pegadinha barata.
A comida dá três grupos que só se distinguem pela relação temporal: MDU a dor ocorre depois de comer · MDV a dor é aliviada por comer · MDW a dor não tem relação com a comida. E note que a paralisia (MCZ) mora no bloco do estado mental, não no dos músculos.
O capítulo 6 é o mais longo da Seção Médica: quinze grupos numerados de particular symptoms, organizados por sistema do corpo, e cada um traz — sempre que um sintoma já codificado antes volta a servir — remissão ao mesmo grupo, e não um grupo novo. O 6.1 é o do acidente, e é o maior de todos.
BlocoSignals
BleedingMER Bleeding is present . . . (Table M1) (vem do cap. 5) · MFE Bleeding is severe. · MFF Bleeding is slight. · MFG Bleeding has been stopped by pad(s) and bandaging. · MFH Bleeding has been stopped by tourniquet. · MFI Bleeding has stopped. · MFJ Bleeding cannot be stopped.
WoundsMFK superficial wound . . . (Table M1). · MFL deep wound . . . (Table M1). · MFM penetrating wound . . . (Table M1). · MFN clean-cut wound . . . (Table M1). · MFO wound with ragged edges . . . (Table M1). · MFP wound discharging . . . (Table M1). · MFQ contusion (bruising) . . . (Table M1). · MFW Patient has a foreign body in wound.
Cause of the woundMFR due to blow. · MFS due to crushing. · MFT due to explosion. · MFU due to fall. · MFV due to gun-shot.
Bones, limbs, concussionMFX Patient is suffering from concussion. · MFY Patient cannot move the arm . . . (Table M1). · MFZ Patient cannot move the leg . . . (Table M1). · MGA dislocation . . . (Table M1). · MGB simple fracture . . . (Table M1). · MGC compound fracture . . . (Table M1). · MGD comminuted fracture . . . (Table M1).
Suicide, burnsMGE Patient has attempted suicide. · MGF Patient has cut throat. · MGG superficial burn . . . (Table M1). · MGH severe burn . . . (Table M1).
PoisonsMGI non-corrosive poisoning (no staining and burning of mouth and lips). · MGJ has swallowed corrosive (staining and burning of mouth and lips). · MGK has swallowed unknown poison. · MGL has swallowed a foreign body. · MGP has had corrosive thrown on him . . . (Table M1). · MGQ has inhaled poisonous gases, vapours, dust.
EmeticMGM Emetic has been given with good results. · MGN Emetic has been given without good results. · MGO No emetic has been given.
Bites, gangreneMGR animal bite . . . (Table M1). · MGS snake bite . . . (Table M1). · MGT gangrene . . . (Table M1).
As três fraturas e os dois "param o sangramento". MGB simple · MGC compound · MGD comminuted — três letras seguidas para três gravidades, na ordem crescente. E, no sangramento contido, MFG = compressa e atadura contra MFH = torniquete; MFI é "parou sozinho" e MFJ é "não consigo parar".
A distinção do veneno está entre parênteses, na própria fonte: MGI é o não-corrosivo — "no staining and burning of mouth and lips" — e MGJ é o corrosivo engolido, "staining and burning of mouth and lips". MGP é outro acidente: corrosivo lançado sobre o paciente, e por isso remete à Table M1.
Regra de leitura de todos eles: cada grupo repete, no lugar certo, os grupos já vistos no capítulo 5 (MDF pain, MEM vomiting, MEP urine, MKV giddiness…) e acrescenta só o que é próprio daquele sistema. O 6.12 leva isso ao extremo.
#GrupoSignals que o caracterizam
6.2Nose and throatMGU nasal discharge · MGV foreign body in nose · MHA Lips are swollen · MHB Tongue is dry · MHC Tongue is coated · MHD Tongue is glazed and red · MHF Tongue is swollen · MHG ulcer on tongue · MHJ ulcer in mouth · MHK Gums are sore and bleeding · MHL Throat is sore and red · MHM pinpoint white spots on tonsils · MHN grey white patches on tonsils · MHO hurts and swollen on one side · MHP hurts and swollen on both sides · MHQ Swallowing is painful · MHR cannot swallow · MHT hoarseness of voice · MGL (remissão) · MHV severe toothache
6.3Respiratory systemMHY pain in chest on breathing . . . (Table M1) · MCG wheezing (rem.) · MHZ Breathing is deep · MIA severe shortness of breath · MIB asthmatical attack · MEF cough absent (rem.) · MIC severe cough · MID Cough is long-standing · MIF coughing up blood · MIG no sputum · MIJ abundant sputum · MIK Sputum is offensive · MIL blood-stained sputum · MIM blueness of face
6.4Digestive systemMIN tarry stool · MIO clay-coloured stool · MIP diarrhoea with frequent stools like rice water · MIQ passing blood with stools · MIR passing mucus with stools · MIT persistent hiccough · MIU cramp pains and vomiting · MIV Vomiting has stopped · MIW Vomiting is persistent · MIX Vomit is streaked with blood · MIY vomiting much blood · MIZ Vomit is dark (like coffee grounds) · MJA vomits any food and liquid given · MJB Amount of vomit is . . . (decilitres) · MJC Frequency of vomiting is . . . daily · MJD flatulence · MJE Wind has not been passed per anus for . . . · MJF Wind is being passed per anus · MJG Abdomen is distended · MJH Abdominal wall is soft (normal) · MJI hard and rigid · MJJ tender . . . (Table M1) · MJK Hernia is present · MJM Hernia cannot be replaced · MJN Hernia is painful and tender · MJO bleeding haemorrhoids · MJP Haemorrhoids cannot be reduced
6.5Genito-urinaryMJS pain on passing water · MJT pain in penis at end of passing water · MJU pain spreading from abdomen to penis, testicles or thigh · MJV unable to hold urine (incontinent) · MJW unable to pass urine · MJX passing small quantities frequently · MJY Amount of urine in 24 hours . . . · MKA urine contains albumen · MKB sugar · MKC blood · MKD very dark brown · MKE offensive and may contain pus · MKF Penis is swollen · MKH Foreskin will not go back · MKI swelling of testicles · MKJ Shall I pass a catheter? · MKK I have passed a catheter · MKL I am unable to pass a catheter
6.6Nervous system and mentalMKP headache . . . (Table M1) · MKQ throbbing · MKR very severe · MKS Head cannot be moved forwards to touch chest · MKT cannot feel pinprick . . . (Table M1) · MKU unable to speak properly · MKV Giddiness (vertigo) is present · MKW Pupils are equal · MKX Pupils are unequal · MKY Pupils do not contract in a bright light · MKZ no control over his bowels · MLA fits with rigidity of muscles and jerking of limbs · MLB delusions · MLC depressed · MLD uncontrollable · MLE much alcohol · MLF delirium tremens · MLG bedsores . . . (Table M1) · remissões: MCZ, MCR, MCT, MCU, MCY, MCX, MGE
6.7Heart and circulationMLH Pain has been present for . . . (minutes) · MLI Pain in chest is constricting · MLJ Pain is behind the breastbone · MLK pallor · MLL Breathing is difficult when lying down · MLM Swelling of legs that pits on pressure · MLN varicose ulcer · remissões: MDF, MDP, MIM, MCE, MCB, MBY, MCC, MCD
6.8Infectious and parasiticMLR Rash has been present for . . . (hours) · MLS Rash first appeared on . . . (Table M1) · MLT Rash is spreading to . . . (Table M1) · MLU fading · MLV itchy · MLW not itchy · MLX general redness · MLY blotches · MLZ small blisters containing clear fluid · MMA larger blisters containing pus · MMB weeping (oozing) · MMC weals · MMD rose-coloured spots that do not blench on pressure · MME Skin is yellow · "Patient has an abscess . . . (Table M1)" (sem letra de código neste ponto da fonte) · MMF buboes . . . (Table M1) · MMJ Patient has been isolated · MMK Should patient be isolated? · MML I have had (number) similar cases · MIP (rem.)
6.9Venereal (ver também 6.5)MMP discharge from penis · MMQ previous history of gonorrhoea · MMR single hard sore on penis · MMS multiple sore on penis · MMF buboes (rem.) · MMT swollen glands in the groin · MMU End of penis is inflamed and swollen
6.10EarMMW boil in ear(s) · MMX discharge of blood · MMY discharge of clear fluid · MMZ discharge of pus · MNA hearing impaired · MNB foreign body in ear · MNC constant noises in ear(s) · remissões: MDF, MKV
6.11EyeMNG inflammation of eye(s) · MNH discharge from eye(s) · MNI foreign body embedded in the pupil area · MNL foreign body embedded in the white of the eye · MNJ Eyelids are swollen · MNK cannot open eyes (raise eyelids) · MNM double vision with both eyes open · MNN sudden blindness in one eye · MNO sudden blindness in both eyes · MNP Eye-ball is yellow in colour · remissões: MDF, MKW, MKX, MKY, MFM
6.12SkinSem grupo próprio: "See Infectious and parasitic diseases (chapter 6.8)."
6.13Muscles and jointsMNT pain in muscles of . . . (Table M1) · MNU pain in joint(s) . . . (Table M1) · MNV redness and swelling of joint(s) (Table M1) · MNW There is a history of recent injury · MNX There is no history of injury
6.14Miscellaneous illnessesMOA heat exhaustion · MOB heat stroke · MOC seasickness · MOD exposure in lifeboat – indicate length of exposure (number) hours · MOE frostbite . . . (Table M1) · MOF exposed to radioactive hazard · MLE (rem.)
6.15ChildbirthMOK patient in childbirth aged . . . years · MOL she has had . . . children · MOM child is due in . . . weeks · MON Pains began . . . hours ago · MOO Pains are feeble and produce no effect · MOP Pains are strong and effective · MOQ Pains every . . . minutes · MOR The bag of membranes broke . . . hours ago · MOS severe bleeding from the womb · MOT The head is coming first · MOU The buttocks are coming first · MOV A foot has appeared first · MOW An arm has appeared first · MOX The child has been born · MOY The child will not breathe · MOZ The placenta has been passed · MPA The placenta has not been passed · MPB non-pregnant woman bleeding from the womb
A linha sem código é da fonte, e fica sem código. Em 6.8, "Patient has an abscess . . . (Table M1)" aparece sem letra de código no ponto em que a fonte o imprime — não se completa de cabeça. E o 6.12 não tem grupo nenhum: remete inteiro ao 6.8.
Pares de apresentação que valem o gabarito: MOT = cabeça primeiro contra MOU nádegas, MOV pé, MOW braço primeiro; e, no olho, MNI é corpo estranho na pupila, MNL no branco do olho.
O capítulo 7 fecha o lado do pedido: uma vez recebido o conselho e cumpridas as instruções, estes grupos relatam como o paciente responde — exatamente como o quarto parágrafo das Instructions descreve.
SignalMeaning
MPEI am carrying out prescribed instructions.
MPF · MPGPatient is improving · Patient is not improving.
MPH · MPIPatient is relieved of pain · Patient still has pain.
MPJ · MPKPatient is restless · Patient is calm.
MPL · MPMSymptoms have cleared · Symptoms have not cleared.
MPN · MPOSymptoms have increased · Symptoms have decreased.
MPP · MPQTreatment has been effective · Treatment has been ineffective.
MPRPatient has died.
O capítulo é feito de pares opostos em letras consecutivas. O que separa MPF de MPG, MPL de MPM, MPP de MPQ é só a negativa — ler depressa é errar. E cuidado com o falso par MPJ "Patient is restless", que repete, com outra letra, o MDC do capítulo 5.
Dois eixos convivem no relatório: o do paciente (MPF/MPG improving, MPH/MPI pain, MPJ/MPK restless-calm, MPR died) e o do tratamento e sintomas (MPL–MPO symptoms, MPP/MPQ treatment).
O Apêndice 1 é prescrito pelas International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, e não é autoria do Código: é a lista de sinais que, usados ou exibidos juntos ou separadamente, indicam perigo e necessidade de assistência.
ItemSignal
(a)a gun or other explosive signal fired at intervals of about a minute
(b)a continuous sounding with any fog-signalling apparatus
(c)rockets or shells, throwing red stars fired one at a time at short intervals
(d)a signal made by radiotelegraphy or by any other signalling method consisting of the group · · · - - - · · · (SOS) in the Morse Code
(e)a signal sent by radiotelephony consisting of the spoken word "Mayday"
(f)the International Code Signal of distress indicated by NC
(g)a signal consisting of a square flag having above or below it a ball or anything resembling a ball
(h)flames on the vessel (as from a burning tar barrel, oil barrel, etc.)
(i)a rocket parachute flare or a hand flare showing a red light
(j)a smoke signal giving off orange-coloured smoke
(k)slowly and repeatedly raising and lowering arms outstretched to each side
(l)the radiotelegraph alarm signal *
(m)the radiotelephone alarm signal †
(n)signals transmitted by emergency position-indicating radio beacons
(o)approved signals transmitted by radiocommunications systems
As três notas de rodapé trazem os números. * radiotelegráfico = série de doze traços de quatro segundos com intervalos de um segundo · † radiotelefônico = dois tons alternados de 2200 Hz e 1300 Hz por 30 segundos a um minuto · ‡ EPIRB = o sinal do † ou série de tons únicos em 1300 Hz.
Proibição de uso indevido: "The use or exhibition of any of the foregoing signals except for the purpose of indicating distress and need of assistance and the use of other signals which may be confused with any of the above signals is prohibited."
Os dois auxílios do IAMSAR — fora da listaO Apêndice fecha chamando a atenção para a seção pertinente do IAMSAR Manual, Volume III – Mobile Facilities, e para dois sinais adicionais que não entram na numeração acima: .1 a piece of orange-coloured canvas with either a black square and circle or other appropriate symbol (para identificação do ar) · .2 a dye marker.
O Apêndice 2 é o inventário que o sinalejamento por bandeiras, em outras partes do Código, já pressupõe conhecido: as 26 bandeiras alfabéticas, os dez galhardetes numerais, os três substitutos e o único galhardete de código e resposta.
Alphabetical flagsUma bandeira por letra, de A a Z: A · B · C · D · E · F · G · H · I · J · K · L · M · N · O · P · Q · R · S · T · U · V · W · X · Y · Z.
A prancha das cores não é do Código. A legenda da apostila credita a prancha das 26 bandeiras alfabéticas a obra irmã — o Anexo 1 do Manual do Radioperador —, e não ao International Code of Signals. O que o Apêndice 2 traz aqui é a lista das letras; a cor e o padrão de cada uma vêm de fora, e assim devem ser citados numa resposta.
Numeral pendantCores e padrão, como a legenda descreve
1branco com disco vermelho
2azul com disco branco
3faixas verticais vermelha, branca e azul
4vermelho com cruz branca
5amarelo na tralha, azul no batente
6inteiro preto
7amarelo em cima, vermelho embaixo
8branco com cruz vermelha
9quadrantes de vermelho, branco, amarelo e preto (arranjo não totalmente legível na arte)
0faixas verticais amarela, vermelha e amarela
Para que servem os numeraisDez galhardetes numerais, um por algarismo de 0 a 9, deixam um içamento soletrar um grupo de algarismos do mesmo modo que as bandeiras alfabéticas soletram letras.
SubstituteCores e padrão
First substitutegalhardete azul com triângulo amarelo na tralha
Second substitutegalhardete azul na tralha e branco no batente
Third substitutegalhardete branco com triângulo preto
Para que servem os três substitutos: repetem uma bandeira já içada mais acima no mesmo içamento, de modo que uma letra ou algarismo repetido não exija uma segunda cópia daquela bandeira. E o inventário fecha com um único code and answering pendant, de dupla função: marca que o içamento está codificado pelo Código e serve de acusação de recebimento da estação que responde.
A Table 1 (may be used when transmitting plain language or code) fixa uma palavra e uma pronúncia acentuada por letra e por algarismo — na fonte, as sílabas a enfatizar vêm sublinhadas, e cada sílaba das palavras de algarismo deve ser igualmente enfatizada.
LetterWordPronounced as
AAlfaAL FAH
BBravoBRAH VOH
CCharlieCHAR LEE or SHAR LEE
DDeltaDELL TAH
EEchoECK OH
FFoxtrotFOKS TROT
GGolfGOLF
HHotelHOH TELL
IIndiaIN DEE AH
JJuliettJEW LEE ETT
KKiloKEY LOH
LLimaLEE MAH
MMikeMIKE
NNovemberNO VEM BER
OOscarOSS CAH
PPapaPAH PAH
QQuebecKEH BECK
RRomeoROW ME OH
SSierraSEE AIR RAH
TTangoTANG GO
UUniformYOU NEE FORM or OO NEE FORM
VVictorVIK TAH
WWhiskeyWISS KEY
XX-rayECKS RAY
YYankeeYANG KEY
ZZuluZOO LOO
Figure or markWordPronounced as
0NadazeroNAH-DAH-ZAY-ROH
1UnaoneOO-NAH-WUN
2BissotwoBEES-SOH-TOO
3TerrathreeTAY-RAH-TREE
4KartefourKAR-TAY-FOWER
5PantafivePAN-TAH-FIVE
6SoxisixSOK-SEE-SIX
7SettesevenSAY-TAH-SEVEN
8OktoeightOK-TOH-AIT
9NovenineNO-VAY-NINER
Decimal pointDecimalDAY-SEE-MAL
Full stopStopSTOP
As grafias que a banca adultera. Alfa (não "Alpha") · Juliett (com dois "t") · X-ray (com hífen). Nos algarismos, a palavra é sempre prefixo estrangeiro + o número em inglês (Bissotwo, Terrathree, Kartefour) — mas a pronúncia do 9 termina em NINER, não "nine".
A tabela serve tanto à linguagem clara quanto ao código: sempre que uma mensagem em Código for transmitida por radiotelefonia, letras e algarismos são soletrados por esta Table 1.
O Apêndice 4 é escrito como um cartão para ficar junto ao radiotelefone: nome e indicativo de chamada do navio no alto, depois como reconhecer uma mensagem de segurança, as tabelas de soletração e o procedimento de socorro.
WordMeaning
MAYDAY (Distress)Indicates that a ship, aircraft or other vehicle is threatened by grave and imminent danger and requests immediate assistance.
PAN PAN (Urgency)Indicates that the calling station has a very urgent message to transmit concerning the safety of a ship, aircraft or other vehicle, or the safety of a person.
SÉCURITÉ (Safety)Indicates that the station is about to transmit a message concerning the safety of navigation or giving important meteorological warnings.
O que fazer ao ouvir"If you hear any of these words, pay particular attention to the message and call the master or the officer on watch."
StepDistress Transmitting Procedure — what to send
1If possible, transmit the ALARM SIGNAL (the two-tone signal) for 30 seconds to one minute — mas não atrasar a mensagem se não houver tempo suficiente para transmiti-lo.
2Send the DISTRESS CALL: "Mayday Mayday Mayday. This is . . ." (nome ou indicativo de chamada do navio dito três vezes).
3Send the DISTRESS MESSAGE: "Mayday" + nome ou indicativo · posição do navio · natureza do socorro · e, se necessário, o auxílio requerido e qualquer outra informação que ajude o salvamento.
Linguagem clara primeiro — e a palavra que vira a chave. "USE PLAIN LANGUAGE WHENEVER POSSIBLE. If language difficulties are likely to arise use Tables 2 and 3 below, sending the word INTERCO to indicate that the message will be in the International Code of Signals." Letras e algarismos seguem soletrados pela Table 1.
Position in Code — methodHow it is built
(1) By bearing and distance from a landmarkCode letter A (Alfa) + grupo de três algarismos para a marcação VERDADEIRA do navio a partir do ponto notável; nome do ponto notável; code letter R (Romeo) + um ou mais algarismos para a distância em milhas náuticas.
(2) LatitudeCode letter L (Lima) + grupo de quatro algarismos (2 de graus, 2 de minutos) + N (November) para Norte ou S (Sierra) para Sul.
(2) LongitudeCode letter G (Golf) + grupo de cinco algarismos (3 de graus, 2 de minutos) + E (Echo) para Leste ou W (Whiskey) para Oeste.
O par que se troca ao apagar: latitude = L + quatro algarismos · longitude = G + cinco algarismos — o algarismo a mais é o do terceiro dígito de grau da longitude.
Code lettersWords to be transmittedText of signal
AEAlfa EchoI must abandon my vessel.
BFBravo FoxtrotAircraft is ditched in position indicated and requires immediate assistance.
CBCharlie BravoI require immediate assistance.
CB6Charlie Bravo SoxisixI require immediate assistance; I am on fire.
DXDelta X-rayI am sinking.
HWHotel WhiskeyI have collided with surface craft.
Answer to ship in distress:
CPCharlie PapaI am proceeding to your assistance.
EDEcho DeltaYour distress signals are understood.
ELEcho LimaRepeat the distress position.
Os exemplos, como a fonte os imprime. (1) "Mayday Mayday Mayday. This is . . . (nome do navio dito três vezes, ou indicativo soletrado três vezes pela Table 1) Mayday . . . Position 54 25 North 016 33 West I am on fire and require immediate assistance." · (2) "… Interco Alfa Nadazero Unaone Pantafive Ushant Romeo Kartefour Nadazero Delta X-ray." = "(Ship) in distress position 015 degrees Ushant 40 miles I am sinking." · (3) "… Interco Lima Pantafive Kartefour Bissotwo Pantafive November Golf Nadazero Unaone Soxisix Terrathree Terrathree Whiskey Charlie Bravo Soxisix." = "(Ship) in distress position latitude 54 25 North longitude 016 33 West. I require immediate assistance; I am on fire." Nota da fonte: "a more comprehensive list of signals may be found in other sections of this book."