Transfer Techniques Flashcards
Indications for Emergency Rescue
Danger of fire/ explosion
Danger of toxic gases
Risk of drowning
Danger of electrocution
Danger of collapsing walls
ONE RESCUER (5-HFPPO)
Human Crutch
Firefighter Carry
Pack- Strap Carry
Piggy Back Carry
One- Person Lift/ Cradle Carry
For casualties who are less seriously injured. The victim is conscious and can move on her own
Human Crutch
Human Crutch
Place victim’s arm around your neck then hold their wrist.
- Place your arm nearest to them around their waist and walk away safely.
The quick and easy method
Pack- Strap Carry
Piggy Back Carry
(responsive or unresponsive)
This only works with a child or a very light person.
One- Person Lift/ Cradle Carry
ONE RESCUER - drag (3)
Ankle Drag
Shoulder Drag
Blanket Drag
the fastest method for moving a victim a short distance over a smooth surface. This is not a preferred method of patient movement
Ankle Drag
It supports the head of the victim. The negative is that it requires the rescuer to bend over at the waist while pulling
Shoulder Drag
This is the preferred method for dragging a victim.
Blanket Drag
easily performed. Best suited for moving a victim within a building or a long path
Two Rescuer Extremity Carry
to move a conscious victim in a short distance safe direction
Two Handed Seat Carry
for conscious victims who can use hands and arms for support
Four Handed Seat Carry
used for conscious and unconscious victims but not for suspected spinal injuries.
Chair Carry
