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| What type of bandage would you use on the axilla? |
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| What type of bandage would you use on the ear? |
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| What type of bandage would you use on the head? |
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| What type(s) of bangage would you use on the elbow? |
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| What type of bandage would you use on the ankle? |
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| What type of bandage would you use on the calf? |
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| What type(s) of bandages would you use on the chin? |
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| First phase of rescue operations |
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| Removed lightly pinned casualties, freed from lifting boxes or small amount of debris |
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| Second phase of rescue operations |
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| Remove those casualties who are trapped in more difficult circumstances but who can be rescued by use of equipment at hand and in a minimumm amount time. |
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| Third phase of rescue operations |
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| Recover casualties where extrication is extremely difficult and time consuming. Cutting through decks, breaching bulkheads, removing large amounts of debris |
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| Third phase of rescue operations |
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| Recover casualties where extrication is extremely difficult and time consuming. Cutting through decks, breaching bulkheads, removing large amounts of debris |
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| Third phase of rescue operations |
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| Recover casualties where extrication is extremely difficult and time consuming. Cutting through decks, breaching bulkheads, removing large amounts of debris |
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| 4th phase of rescue operations |
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| Gaining access to the victim |
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| Give lifesaving emergancy care |
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| Preparing the victim for removal |
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| 5th and final stage of extrication |
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| The most commonly used for transporting sick or injured persons |
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| Stokes stretcher- pad using 3 blankets |
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| Provides full body immobilizstion through a harness system. If fit in the Stokes and will float a 250lbs person |
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| The easiest way to carry an unconscious person is called the: |
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| The tied hands crawl is the most useful when the victim |
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| must be moved uder low structures |
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