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HEALTH 3RD QUARTER
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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