RTC Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 7 phases of rescue?

A

Safety and scene assessment
Stabilisation and initial access
Glass management and tool prep
Space creation
Full access
Immobilisation and extrication
Evaluation

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2
Q

Initial safety considerations?

A

Road enviroment
Moving vehicles
Debris and road furniture
People
Weather conditions

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3
Q

First appliance fend off distance?

A

25m

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4
Q

Traffic management cone distances?

A

30mph-25m
40/60mph-75m

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5
Q

Second appliance distance?

A

125m plus 50 for every lane

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6
Q

CLEAR principles?

A

Collision
Lead
Evaluate
Act
Re-open

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7
Q

Methods of scene preservation?

A

Tyre marks- mark anymoment, if deflating inform police and document on decision log
Seat belts- were they worn? Overhand if cut
Moving items? Minimise moving of anything
All actions on decision log

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8
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Types of stabilisation?

A

Emergency
Initial response

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9
Q

3 types of extrication?

A

Immediate,emergency and full

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10
Q

Methods of space creation dealing with stronger light steels?

A

Cross ramming with blocks
Tunnelling/internal space creation

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11
Q

Saftey precautions when dealing with AFVs?

A

Use MDT to info gather
Prevent movment
Remove keys(5M)
Disconnect batteries/fuses
Mark high voltage cables and batteries

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12
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3 tasks of initial access?

A

Medical intervention-Initial survey and life saving action.
Level of entrapment-cockpit survey
Extrication plan-communicate woth ic to form plan

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13
Q

How should cones be placed when closing road?

A

Straight line. Not tapered

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14
Q

How to assess casualty when first in attendance?

A

Kinematics-car hits object/person hits car/organs hit person/objects continue to travel.
Newton’s first law.
Mechanism of injury

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15
Q

What evidence needs recording when preserving an incident?

A

Impact points on road
Debris in location
Tyre pressures
Tyre marks
Seat belts
Overuse of water if on fire
Marking vehicles before movment

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16
Q

IRU/IEF timings

A

Immediately
5mins
20 mins

17
Q

Methods of tunneling?

A

Recline seats
Remove headrests
Sliding seats
Move steering Collumn
Remove contents
Remove seats

18
Q

What to do when you find orange cable?

A

Prevent movement
Remove keys
Disconnect battery
Gather info-from casualty/mdt
Emergency disconnects remove fuses
Mark cables and other hazards

19
Q

How should an extrication plan be communicated?

A

Using plain English
Inline with Jesip
To all personal

20
Q

Ways of dealing with stronger light steels?

A

Use of rams to reform and internal space creation

21
Q

Afv power supply’s?

A

Batteries
Natural gas
LPG
Biofuels
Hydrogen fuel cells

22
Q

AFV Hazards?

A

Unpredicted movements
Toxic gases
High voltage systems
Fuel cell explosion
Hazmats
Pressurised systems

23
Q

How do you restrict view and trauma?

A

Minimum people in cordon
Control access into cordon
Equipment salvage sheets
Vehicles
Topography

24
Q

How to treat deceased with respect?

A

Use same care as if live casualty
Restrict view and exposure
Don’t risk lives for unsavable lives