(1) Health: Transporting A Victim

Question 1

different ways of transferring the victim (___-man carry)

Answer 1

one-man carry
two-man carry
three-man carry
six-man carry

Question 2

types of one-man carry

Answer 2

feet/ankle drag
body drag
assist to walk
collar drag
fireman drag
blanket drag
carry in arms // lover’s carry
pick-a-back carry

Question 3

types of two-man carry

Answer 3

fore and aft carry
two-handed seat/swing
four-handed seat

Question 4

types of three-man carry

Answer 4

hammock carry
bearer alongside

Question 5

type of six-man carry

Answer 5

six-man lift and carry

Question 6

hold the victim’s feet together then pull

Answer 6

1
feet drag // ankle drag

Question 7

hold the victim on the armpit then pull

Answer 7

1
body drag

Question 8

for conscious or semi-conscious victim

Answer 8

1
assist to walk

Question 9

stand at the victim’s right side,
place his right arm across your shoulder,
place your left arm around his waist,
support his weight while waking

Answer 9

1
assist to walk

Question 10

hold the victim’s collar then pull

Answer 10

1
collar drag

Question 11

for unconscious victim (1)

Answer 11

fireman drag

Question 12

tie the victim’s hand with a handkerchief (hands on top of chest),
place his hands on your neck,
crawl slowly

Answer 12

1
fireman drag

Question 13

fold about two-thirds of a blanket,
place him on it, then pull

Answer 13

1
blanket drag

Question 14

for victim unable to walk

Answer 14

1
carry in arms // lover’s carry

Question 15

carry the victim on your back

Answer 15

1
pick-a-back carry

Question 16

for unconscious victim (2)

Answer 16

fore and aft carry

Question 17

inapplicable when the victim has serious trunk injuries or if there are fractures

Answer 17

2
fore and aft carry

Question 18

for when the victim has no serious injuries and is able to cooperate with his rescuer

Answer 18

2
two-handed seat or swing

Question 19

provides better support for seating

Answer 19

2
four-handed seat

Question 20

victim’s back is not supported

Answer 20

2
four-handed seat

Question 21

the victim may be on his back or on his face (in either case, keep his chin up)

Answer 21

3
hammock carry

Question 22

[hammock carry]
when the victim is lying on his back, it is called ___,
while when the victim is lying on his face, it is called ___.

Answer 22

supine;
prone

Question 23

stand beside the victim and kneel on one knee,
lift at the commander

Answer 23

3
hammock carry

Question 24

kneel on one knee, put arms under the victim,
lift and roll at the command

Answer 24

3
bearer alongside

Question 25

[bearer alongside]
the command ___ is followed by the command ___

Answer 25

“prepare to lift”;
“lift’’

Question 26

bearer’s hands, wrists and forearms are placed under the victim
(until the palms are about at the midline of the back)

Answer 26

6
six-man lift and carry