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What is the definition of rescue? - (answer)An operation using available resources to retrieve
persons in distress, to provide for their initial medical considerations and transport to a safe
environment.
What does our adjoined fire department carry for extrication? - (answer)Spreaders, cutters, rams,
stabilization straps and "rescue 42's"
Why do we do rapid extrication? - (answer)-Patient is unstable
-Car or environment is hazardous
-Patient is blocking another more serious patient
In a car extrication, what is the A, B and C post? - (answer)A is the windshield posts, B is the
middle and C is the back
While assessing your patient in a car after an accident, their BP starts to drop and their heart beat
increases and they are becoming cool and sweaty. Is this patient stable or are they needing rapid
extrication? - (answer)Rapid extrication as they are unstable and in decompensated shock
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After being in a car accident, your patient has a Pulse of 89, BP of 130/78, RR of 18 and lung
sounds are clear. What extrication should be used? - (answer)Stable extrication as they are a
stable patient
Your patient was just in an accident that was severe. You only have access on the back left side
with a patient who has some severe injuries to their arms but is talking to you. A second patient is
behind the first patient and is unresponsive with severe bleeding. What are your next extrication
moves? - (answer)Rapid extrication of the first patient as that door is your only access and then
get in to the second patient to provide rapid treatment and rapid extrication.
You have a car accident patient who is still entrapped in the car. As you approach, the patient is
conscious but has uncontrolled bleeding. If you show up on the ambulance before your engine or
truck company arrives with extrication tools, how can you access the patient? - (answer)Break
away the window farthest from the patient.
You are dispatched to a car accident on a busy interstate. How should you park for your safety? -
(answer)Behind the vehicle if first on scene. If you are not first on scene, have your heaviest
vehicle, usually an engine or tower, park behind the crashed vehicle and you park in front with
you back doors facing the car.
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What is the definition of rescue? - (answer)An operation using available resources to retrieve
persons in distress, to provide for their initial medical considerations and transport to a safe
environment.
What does our adjoined fire department carry for extrication? - (answer)Spreaders, cutters, rams,
stabilization straps and "rescue 42's"
Why do we do rapid extrication? - (answer)-Patient is unstable
-Car or environment is hazardous
-Patient is blocking another more serious patient
In a car extrication, what is the A, B and C post? - (answer)A is the windshield posts, B is the
middle and C is the back
While assessing your patient in a car after an accident, their BP starts to drop and their heart beat
increases and they are becoming cool and sweaty. Is this patient stable or are they needing rapid
extrication? - (answer)Rapid extrication as they are unstable and in decompensated shock
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After being in a car accident, your patient has a Pulse of 89, BP of 130/78, RR of 18 and lung
sounds are clear. What extrication should be used? - (answer)Stable extrication as they are a
stable patient
Your patient was just in an accident that was severe. You only have access on the back left side
with a patient who has some severe injuries to their arms but is talking to you. A second patient is
behind the first patient and is unresponsive with severe bleeding. What are your next extrication
moves? - (answer)Rapid extrication of the first patient as that door is your only access and then
get in to the second patient to provide rapid treatment and rapid extrication.
You have a car accident patient who is still entrapped in the car. As you approach, the patient is
conscious but has uncontrolled bleeding. If you show up on the ambulance before your engine or
truck company arrives with extrication tools, how can you access the patient? - (answer)Break
away the window farthest from the patient.
You are dispatched to a car accident on a busy interstate. How should you park for your safety? -
(answer)Behind the vehicle if first on scene. If you are not first on scene, have your heaviest
vehicle, usually an engine or tower, park behind the crashed vehicle and you park in front with
you back doors facing the car.
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