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17 Cards in this Set
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Roller bandage for elbow
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Figure eight type of bandage is used around elbow joint
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Four-tailed bandage
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Good for any protruding part of the body because the center portion o f bandage forms a smoothly fitting pocket when tails crossed over
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Barton Bandage
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used for Fx of the lower jaw and to retain compresses to the bhin
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Hose (airline) masks
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uses air rather than O2, never be connected to O2 (oil or grease in line could cause explosion), safety belts must be worn, Lifeline fastened loosely to airhose to reduce fouling
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Protective (gas) masks
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provides repiratory protection agains CBR warfare, do not provide protection agains Carbon Monoxide, Carbon dioxide, and industrial gases, do not supply O2 just filter air
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Lifelines
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Steel wire cable 50 ft long - each end is equiped with a strong hook that closes with a snap catch. Very pliable and slide freely around obstructions.
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First phase of rescue operations
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Removed lightly pinned casualties, freed from lifting boxes or small amount of debris
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Second phase of rescue operations
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Remove those casualties who are trapped in more difficult circumstances but who can be rescued by use of equipment at hand and in a minimumm amount time.
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Third phase of rescue operations
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Reove saualties where extrication is extremely difficult and time consuming. Cutting through decks, breaching bulkheads, removing large amounts of debris,
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4th phase of rescue operations
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Removal dead bodies
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1st Extraction Stage
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Gaining access to the victim
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2nd Extraction Stage
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Giving lifesaving emergency case.
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3rd Extraction Stage
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Disentaglement
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4th Extraction Stage
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Preparing victim for removal
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5th Extraction Stage
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Removing the victim from trapped area and transporting
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Stokes stretcher
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most commonly used for transporting sick or injured persons
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Miller Board
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Full body immobilization board through a harness system, Impervious to chemicals and enviroment, used in virtually every confined space rescue and vertical extrication. Narrow design, fits in stokes stretcher and float a 250lb person
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