Confined Space Rescue Fundamentals
This program from the Firefighters Support Foundation provides a realistic look at confined space technique, protocol, patient packaging, and safety procedures
This program from the Firefighters Support Foundation provides a realistic look at confined space technique, protocol, patient packaging, and safety procedures
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How would you do a vertical lift if the victim had a neck or back injury
@ramirez924
3 жыл бұрын
The victim would be first placed on a spine board with a cervical collar and head blockers. Once fully secured to the spine board, victim will be put in the Sked to proceed with the extrication
@ropeaccessinspection9472
3 жыл бұрын
You could also use a half sked for tight spaces.
@trtsllc8259
2 жыл бұрын
@@ramirez924 A sked should probably used with a backboard most of the time, already. Especially in training. A back board does not fix or reduce Cervical or spinal injuries. It is a spatula to move a person from point A to point B. The backboard provides rigidity to the sked to assist in NOT creating a back/neck injury. Had it been used, this rescue would not have been possible without packaging, un-packaging, then re-packaging the patient. In this scenario, I would definitely not choose the Sked. That last patient movement to transition vertical was terrible! "Do no harm, Do KNOW harm". The Yates SpecPak would be better, by far.