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by Delcita Blanco
1

Always apply a cervical collar & maintain spinal precautions throughout the entire extrication operation

2

It's acceptable to stop talking to a conscious patient during extrication to focus on the tools.

3

Patient vital signs should only be monitored before and after extrication — not during.

4

Hard protection (such as a blanket or backboard) should be placed over the patient to shield them from tool debris and sharp edges during extrication

5

Proper patient packaging includes a rapid assessment of airway, breathing, and circulation before extrication begins.

6

Once a patient is stable, rescuers no longer need to worry about their own safety in the exclusion zone.

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Communication between the patient care provider and the rest of the rescue team is not necessary during active tool use

8

A jaw-thrust maneuver (instead of head-tilt chin-lift) is preferred when a cervical spine injury is suspected

9

Applying direct pressure to a wound is the first step in controlling external bleeding during extrication.

10

It is acceptable to move a patient quickly without packaging if rescuers believe a fire may start

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