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Roller bandage for elbow
Figure eight type of bandage is used around elbow joint
Good for any protruding part of the body because the center portion of bandage forms a smoothly fitting pocket when tails crossed over
Four-tailed bandage
used for FX of the lower jaw and to retain compresses to the chin
Barton bandage
Uses air rather the 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
Hose (airline) masks
Provides respiratory protection against Carbon Monoxide, Carbon dioxide, and industrial gasses, do not supply O2 just filter air
Protective (gas) masks
Steel wire cable 50 ft. long - each is equiped with a strong hook that closes with a snap catch. Very pliable and slide freely around obstruction
Lifelines
Removed lightly pinned casualties, freed form lifting boxes or small amount of debris
First phase of rescue operations
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.
Second phase of rescue operations
Remove casualties where extrication is extremely difficult and time consuming. Cutting through decks, breaching bulkheads, removing large amounts of debris,
Third phase of rescue operations
Removal of dead bodies
4th phase of rescue operation
Gaining access to the victim
1st Extraction Stage
Giving lifesaving emergency case
2nd extraction stage
Disentaglement
3rd Extraction Stage
Preparing victim for removal
4th extraction stage
Removing the victim from trapped area and transporting
5th extraction stage
most commonly used for transporting sick or injured persons
Stokes stretcher
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
Miller board