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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: BOdy Answer: refers to the proper use of the body when lifting and moving a patient to prevent Question: lift or squat lift positionAnswer: A lift from a squatting position with weight to be lifted close to the body, feet apart and flat on the ground, body weight on or just behind the ball so your feet, and the back locke din. The upper body is raised the hips. Question: Power Answer: gripping with as much hand as possible in contact with the object being lifted all fingers bent at the same angle, and hands at lest 10 inches apart. Question: When do we use moves?Answer: When the is hazardous. When you have to reach a patient give them CPR and control severe bleeding. Or when needing to reach patients in worse condition. Question: Who calls when to move the Answer: The person at the patients head. Question: What are ways to emergency move patients when you are the only EMT on the . Answer: Clothing drag, incline drag, drag, foot drag, Firefighter drag, blanket drag, one rescuer assist, cradle carry, pack strap carry, firefighters carry, piggy back carry. Question: What is an move?Answer: moves are required wen the patient must be moved quickly for treatment of an immediate threat to life unlike emergency moves, urgent moves are preformed with precautions for spinal injury. Question: What is a non move?Answer: When is no immediate threat to life Question: what are non moves?Answer: they be carried out in such away that there is no additional injury or discomfort. Things such as splinting should be completed before transporting. Question: what is a Wheeled Stretcher (or stretcher, cot or ) for?Answer: used to transport Question: what is a stretcher?Answer: A stretcher that has Question: what is a Stretcher?Answer: It is a stretcher that comes apart so that you can slide both sides under a patient and then snap the board together. This is commonly used for fractures. Question: What is a basket ?Answer: It is used to a patient over rough terrain or up steep inclines and is used on helicopter lifts. Question: What is a stretcher?Answer: Anything that allows maximum in very small places. Question: What is a stair ?Answer: It is a chair used when to take a patient down the steps. Question: What is the best piece of equipment to use when you need to carry a down the steps?Answer: Stair Question: Answer: obese and overweight patients. Question: What are boards or backboards?Answer: These are for patients who need to be . Question: What types of spine are there?Answer: Short and Question: When is a spine board used?Answer: when taking a patient out of a vehicle Question: What has taken of a short spine boardAnswer: a vest type Question: can you use the board on patients that might have a spinal injury?Answer: no, because they do not have under the spine. Question: What is a board?Answer: I tis a device that a patient is put on and then the air is pumped out of it making the mattress ridged and Question: A person with suspected spine injury should have what doen being moved?Answer: the head neck and spine be immobilized. Question: with no spinal injury can be moved to a stretcher in the following ways:Answer: extremity lift, ground lift, draw sheet method Question: What is an lift?Answer: a method of lifting and carrying a patient. one rescuer slips hands under the patients armpits and grasps the patient's wrist another rescuer grasp the patient's knees Question: what is a ground lift?Answer: a method of lifting and carrying a patient from ground level to stretcher. two or more rescuers kneel, curl the patients their chest, stand, the reverse the to lower the patient to the stretcher. Question: What is a carry?Answer: Moving patient from bed to . two or more rescuers curl the patient to their chest then reverse the method to lower the patient to the stretcher. Question: What Is the draw method?Answer: loosen the bottom sheet of the bed and roll it from both sides toward the patient. Place the stretcher, rails lowered parallel to the bed and touching the side of the bed. EMT's use their bodies and feet to lock the against the bed. |
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