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What are the 3 plans for extrication

Routine (Plan A) - no immediate risk to life


Urgent (Plan B) - Potential risk to life


Emergency (Plan C) - Immediate risk to life

Wha are the Principles of extrication

Teamwork


Training


Preparation


Correct Equipment

What is the Aim of Extrication

To Free a patient from the scene of their injury and to deliver them to definitive medical and surgical care without causing undue delay or secondary injury

What are the 7 Spectrum of technical rescue skills

Rope rescue


Water rescue


Search and rescue


Confined space rescue


Fire fighting


Heavy rescue


Rescue from collapsed structures


Tactical rescue

What are the Timings of trauma death

Instantaneous : seconds to minutes


Early: Approx. First few minutes to few hours


Late: Approx. First few hours to days and weeks later

Causes of injury

Blunt Trauma


Penetrating Trauma


Climate


Chemical


Burns


Other medical issues

Collision types

Frontal


Rear impact


Lateral or side impact


Rotational impact


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