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The four simple principles of body mechanics include:
-Keep object weight as close to body as possible
-Use legs/hips/glutes
-Reduce object height/distance
and ___ing.
Stack
Feet Shoulder Width
Feet Outward Slightly
Bend Knees
Tighten Back/Abdomen Muscles
Straddle Object
Comfortable Hand Distance
Power Grip
Locked Back, Upper Body First
Reverse Steps to Lower Object
These are the steps to perform a…
(weak knees/thighs)
Power Lift
Weaker leg slightly forward
Squat down until grasping stretcher (power grip)
Push up with stronger leg (lead with head)
(Avoid bending at waist, weak leg, weak ankle, knees and legs are strong and healthy)
these are the steps to perform a…
Squat Lift
Adequate effort, >50%, can be maintained on average for about __ minute.
1
-Immediate environmental danger to the patient/rescuer
-Inability to protect the patient from other hazards at scene
-Inability to provide lifesaving care due to patient location/position
in these instances, the EMT should perform an ___ move of the patient.
Emergency
-Armpit-Forearm Drag
-Shirt Drag
-Blanket Drag
these are all examples of ___ ___.
Emergency Moves
Fasten patient hands/wrists together loosely
Grasp neck/shoulders of shirt to rest patient head on fists
Pull patient using shirt as handle, don’t strangle
(cannot be used if patient only has T-shirt)
these are the steps for performing a successful ___ drag.
Shirt
Spread blanket alongside patient
Roll patient away from you onto their side.
Roll patient back onto blanket center supine
Wrap blanket around patient
Grab blanket beneath patient head and drag
these are the steps for performing a successful ___ drag.
Blanket