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    MAPEH 9

    NICOLE GUANLAO
    Carrying and Transporting Victims of Unintentional Injuries

    Transporting an injured person to a safer place requires a great care. A first


    aider must undergo proper training. When doing this, the first aider must
    consider this factors:

    A. Weight and height of the victims

    B. Status of the victim (conscious or unconscious)

    C. Environment (safe, smooth floor, narrow or wide)

    D. Special need of the victim (injuries)

    2
    ONE-MAN TRANSPORT

    Fireman’s Carry One person carry Piggy Back Pack strap carry Shoulder drag
    A fireman's carry or fireman's lift This only works The shoulder drag is accomplished by
    When the victim is When the victim is
    is a technique allowing one with a child or a placing the victim in a supine position
    conscious smaller than the first
    person to carry another person very light person. (laying on his back), grasping the clothing
    aider
    without assistance, by placing the behind his shoulders, and dragging him in
    carried person across the the desired direction.
    shoulders of the carrier.
    3
    ONE- MAN TRANSPORT

    Tie hands crawl


    Blanket drag
    Cross the wrists and tie them together. Kneel astride the
    The blanket drag can be used to move a person who,
    casualty and lift the arms over your head so that the
    due to the severity of the injury, should not be lifted
    wrists are at the back of your neck. When you crawl
    or carried by one person alone. Place the casualty in
    forward, raise your shoulders high enough so that the
    the supine position on a blanket and pull the blanket
    casualty's head will not bump against the deck
    along the floor.
    TWO-MAN CARRY

    Chair or seat carry Two person drag Two handed seat


    Four handed seat
    The two-hand seat carry can be used to move
    Using the rescuers The four-hand seat carry is used to
    The chair carry can often by used to a conscious or unconscious casualty for a
    as a pair of crutches carry a conscious casualty who can
    move a sick or injured person away from short distance. Position the casualty on his
    help support himself while he is
    a position of danger back. Bearers position themselves on
    being carried.
    opposite sides of the casualty's hips and
    kneel.
    5
    THREE OR MORE MAN CARRY

    Hammock carry Three person carry


    The hammock carry is a method of moving a Each of you can lift the patient together, one
    patient with three or more rescuers positioned at the patient's neck and upper back, another
    on both sides of the victim. ( usually with the grabbing under the lower back, and a third
    strongest on a side with the fewest rescuers. ) underneath the patient's knees and thighs.

    SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 6


    Fact or Bluff
    R E A D A N D U N D E R S T A N D T H E S T AT E M E N T S B E L O W

    W R I T E F A C T I F T H E S T AT E M E N T I S C O R R E C T , B L U F F I F I T I S N O T

    1.) In transporting the victim, the status is important.

    2.) Six man lift and carry – when there are six first aider and a victim.

    3.) Pack strap carry – when the victim is heavier than the first aider.

    4.) Chair or seat carry – when there are two first aider and a table is available.

    5.) Shoulder drag - when the floor isa smooth, short distance transport.

    SAMPLE FOOTER TEXT 7


    Thank you!!!

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