[svn r5851] Corrected some spelling errors

handbook/rescue.htm

@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ rescue kit (<a href="#s351">see section 3.5.1</a>), with the aims of:</p>
 <p>The others should follow behind carrying the equipment listed in
 <a href="#s352">section 3.5.2</a> and a bag of hauling gear
 (<a href="#s354">section 3.5.4</a>). They should cave carefully and preserve
-their energy as far as possible, as it may be a long resue. Their main aim is
+their energy as far as possible, as it may be a long rescue. Their main aim is
 to prevent the deterioration of the victim. Their secondary aim is to start
 getting the victim(s) out of the cave, if they have sufficient personnel.</p>
 
@@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ href="#s354">3.5.4</a>) if there is any chance of it being needed.</p>
 <p>Meanwhile, the Austrian rescue authorities should be alerted. Ask the
 BergRestaurant (if it is open) or the <span lang="de-at">Loser
 H&uuml;tte</span> to radio for help, or phone directly if a working
-mobile phone and german speaker are on hand. Failing this, contact base
+mobile phone and German speaker are on hand. Failing this, contact base
 camp and get them to alert the rescue services. However, there will probably
 be a delay of at least 4 hours before they reach the cave (longer if it is
 dark). Do as much as you can in this time. A German speaker is almost
@@ -614,7 +614,7 @@ pressing.</li>
 part of the patient's body. Start at the head and work down to the toes. 
 Talk to the patient. All along the exam make sure he can feel your hands. 
 See if he can grip you hands firmly and equally. You are looking for
-additional wounds, swellings, eccymosis (black marks from pooling blood),
+additional wounds, swellings, ecchymosis (black marks from pooling blood),
 tenderness, etc. Always do this survey. Write down the results.</li>
 
 <li>When you have worked out what is wrong, write down the results. You