TRANSPORTING

Cards (27)

  • WHAT ARE 3 DRAG SKILLS?
    • shoulder drag
    • ankle drag method
    • blanket pull mehod
  • short distances over a rough surface
    shoulder drag
  • WHAT ARE THE 4 ONE-PERSON MOVES?
    • human crutch support
    • cradle carry
    • fireman's carry
    • piggy back carry
  • THE ONE-MAN CARRY ?
    • ankle pull
    • shoulder pull
    • one-person lift
    • firefighter carry
    • blanket pull
    • pack-strap carry
  • the quickest way to move a victim in a short distance, flat groud??
    ankle pull
  • more preferred than the ankle pull, supports the head of the victim?
    shoulder pull
  • over longer distances, experienced rescuer or with assistance
    firefighter carry
  • suitable for children or very light person
    one-person lift
  • carry victim over longer distances
    pack-strap carry
  • ideal way of pulling a victim, relatively safe with a blanket
    blanket pull
  • TWO-PERSON CARRY?
    • human crutch/two-person drag
    • four-handed seat
    • two-hand seat
    • chair carry
    • hammock carry
    • three-person carry/stretcher lift
  • conscious victims to move to moderate distances
    four-handed seat
  • conscious - rescuers can serve as crutches
    unconscious- can simply move the victim out
  • three or more rescuers alternately position themselves
    hammock carry
  • transporting unconscious victims over long distances
    two-handed seat
  • up and down the stair or through uneven areas
    chair carry
  • lift victims on a bed or stretcher
    three-person carry/stretcher lift
  • it can be done with unconscious and conscious victim
    human crutch/two-person drag
  • what are the common unintentional injuries?
    • sprain
    • strain
    • dislocation
    • fracture
  • injury to ligaments around the joint
    sprain
  • seperation of two bones at a joint
    dislocation
  • caused by the twisting or pulling of a muscle or tendon
    strain
  • broken bone punctured the skin
    fracture
  • three forms of hyperrhermia?
    • heat cramps
    • heat exhaustion
    • heatstroke
  • loss of too much salt during too much sweating
    heat cramps
  • life-threatening emergency, failure to regulate body temperature
    heatstroke
  • less severe than heatstroke, exposed to high temperatures
    heat exhaustion