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Injured Person Transport Quiz

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What is the first step in transporting an injured person?

Call for an ambulance immediately

Elevate the injured area

Assess the situation and ensure it is safe to approach (correct)

Move the person as quickly as possible

What is the correct method for lifting an injured person?

Quickly lift the person from a seated position

Bend your knees, keep your back straight, and use your legs to lift (correct)

Lift using only your back muscles

Use one hand to lift while the other hand supports the person's head

What should you do if the injured person is unconscious but breathing?

Move the person into a comfortable position and elevate their legs

Roll the person onto their side to keep their airway clear (correct)

Wait for the person to regain consciousness before attempting to move them

Keep the person lying flat and do not move them

What are some key considerations when transporting an injured person?

Stabilize the injured person, call for help, and assess the situation for any potential dangers Signup and view all the answers

How should you position an unconscious but breathing injured person for transport?

Place the person in the recovery position Signup and view all the answers

What are some common methods for transporting an injured person?

Using a stretcher, carrying the person, or using a wheelchair Signup and view all the answers

What are the key principles to consider when transporting an injured person?

The key principles to consider when transporting an injured person include ensuring the person's safety, stabilizing any injuries, and choosing the appropriate method of transportation. Signup and view all the answers

How should you position an unconscious but breathing injured person for transport?

An unconscious but breathing injured person should be placed in the recovery position for transport. Signup and view all the answers

What is the first step in transporting an injured person?

The first step in transporting an injured person is to assess the situation and ensure the safety of the injured person and the rescuer. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Transporting an Injured Person

First step: Assess the situation and ensure your safety.
Lifting: Use proper lifting techniques to avoid injury to yourself and the injured person.
Unconscious but breathing: Maintain an open airway and place them in the recovery position.
Key considerations: Prioritize safety, support the injured person, stabilize injuries, and minimize movement.
Positioning an unconscious person for transport: Place them in a safe and stable position, ensuring their airway remains open.
Transport methods: Stretcher, wheelchair, or improvised stretcher depending on the injury and situation.
Principles of transporting:
- Ensure safety for both you and the injured person.
- Minimize movement and stabilize injuries.
- Communicate clearly with the injured person and bystanders.
Positioning an unconscious but breathing injured person: Place them in the recovery position to keep their airway open.
First step: Assess the situation and ensure your safety.

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Test your knowledge on the correct steps and methods for transporting an injured person, including how to lift them safely and what to do if they are unconscious but breathing.