TB 120 SKED Rescue System

Question 1

Used for

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confined space, technical and high angle rescue and traditional land based applications

Question 2

Can also be used for

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RIC

Question 3

Sked Stretcher dimensions when rolled

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9” x 36”

Question 4

Sked dimensions when laid out flat

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3’ x 8 ‘

Question 5

Made of

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low density EZ glide polyethylene plastic

Question 6

Begins to melt at

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450- 500 degrees

Question 7

Remains pliable to

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-120 degrees

Question 8

___ nylon securing straps with steel buckles

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6

Question 9

Vertical lift sling is

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30’ in length of 3/8” kern mantle rescue rope

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Vertical lift sling is rated too

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5265 lbs

Question 11

Tow strap

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6’ strap with bronze snap hooks on each end

Question 12

Horizontal Lift Slings

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a pair of nylon slings with 9000 lbs breaking strength

Question 13

Removable webbing handles

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four webbing loops, allowing sked to be carried by up to 8 people

Question 14

The sked is not a

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spinal immobilization device

Question 15

A backboard must be used on patients with injuries to the

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shoulder area prior to placing patient into the Sked

Question 16

Patient loading methods

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Log Roll, Slide, spinal immobilization

Question 17

Slide method:

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Position foot end of sked at head of pt. Slide foot end of sked under the patient.

Question 18

Horizontal Hoist Set up:

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Use lift straps at head and foot end of the sked and bring under the sked and secure with carabiner

Question 19

Vertical Hoist Set up:

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Tie a figure 8 with a bight in the middle of the 30’ top. Pass thru grommets and tie a square knot. pass the ends of the rope after square knot thru the carrying handle and put another square knot with safety overhand knots