Moving an Injured Person Review

Which is a NON-emergency move?

• Walking Assist

• Chest compressions

• Giving Breathes

Two-person seat carry: The person must be (a)  

When performing a two-person seat carry do NOT assist if you suspect a....

(What types of injury)

When performing a walking assist you are going to use your body as a (a)   to help the injured person

Identify the correct Emergency Move:

• Person can be conscious or unconscious, but if unconscious, a second responder is necessary

• Have the person stand behind you and cross their arms in front of you, grabbing their wrists

Lean forward and pull the person up onto your back

• Do NOT use if you suspect a head/neck/back injury

A (a)   is used when: the person is too large to carry or move in any other way.

• Cross the person’s arms over their chest.

• Firmly grasp the person’s ankles and move backward.

• Pull in a straight line, being careful not to bump the person’s head.

• Do NOT use if you suspect a 

head/neck/back injury

Describe a blanket drag technique.

Identify which Emergency move is described below.

The person’s head is cradled by clothing and the responder’s arms, stabilizing the head/neck/back

Which moves can you use without the help of a second responder? (Identify all correct answers)

The most basic non-emergency move is a (a)