First Aid: Transporting a Victim

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Practice true/false about moving a victim.

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Rowelda Borines

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First Aid: Transporting a VictimOnline version Practice true/false about moving a victim. by Rowelda Borines 1 Carrying a victim by the arms is the correct way to transport quickly. Yes No 2 Use a rigid stretcher or spinal board for suspected spinal injuries during transport. Yes No 3 Check and monitor Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC) during transport. Yes No 4 You should ignore spinal precautions to speed the transport. Yes No 5 If the victim is wearing a helmet after a head injury, you should always remove it to check the head. Yes No 6 You should move the victim immediately to the ambulance even if the scene is unsafe. Yes No 7 Scene safety must be ensured before attempting to move a victim. Yes No 8 It’s okay to transport a patient sitting up in a vehicle if they say they feel better. Yes No 9 If the victim is bleeding severely, apply direct pressure and call for emergency help while preparing transport. Yes No 10 Suspect spinal injury? Keep the person still and immobilize the head and neck. Yes No

First Aid: Transporting a VictimOnline version

Practice true/false about moving a victim.

by Rowelda Borines

Carrying a victim by the arms is the correct way to transport quickly.

Yes

Use a rigid stretcher or spinal board for suspected spinal injuries during transport.

Yes

Check and monitor Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC) during transport.

Yes

You should ignore spinal precautions to speed the transport.

Yes

If the victim is wearing a helmet after a head injury, you should always remove it to check the head.

Yes

You should move the victim immediately to the ambulance even if the scene is unsafe.

Yes

Scene safety must be ensured before attempting to move a victim.

Yes

It’s okay to transport a patient sitting up in a vehicle if they say they feel better.

Yes

If the victim is bleeding severely, apply direct pressure and call for emergency help while preparing transport.

Yes

Suspect spinal injury? Keep the person still and immobilize the head and neck.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

First Aid: Transporting a Victim

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First Aid: Transporting a VictimOnline version

by Rowelda Borines

Carrying a victim by the arms is the correct way to transport quickly.

Use a rigid stretcher or spinal board for suspected spinal injuries during transport.

Check and monitor Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC) during transport.

You should ignore spinal precautions to speed the transport.

If the victim is wearing a helmet after a head injury, you should always remove it to check the head.

You should move the victim immediately to the ambulance even if the scene is unsafe.

Scene safety must be ensured before attempting to move a victim.

It’s okay to transport a patient sitting up in a vehicle if they say they feel better.

If the victim is bleeding severely, apply direct pressure and call for emergency help while preparing transport.

Suspect spinal injury? Keep the person still and immobilize the head and neck.

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