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If the victim is found unconscious, we cannot rule out a head/spinal injury. As such, we use the clamshell to immobilize the patient, then lift them onto a 35A stretcher for exchange with the ambulance.
Because, if you remove the helmet - you may move the patient's spine - causing more damage. The solution - is to simply support the body until professional help arrives.
Position of comfort. Most patients will place themselves in a position that is comfortable and reduces pain of their injuries. Make sure that with a suspected spinal injury you keep the patient from moving.
Depends on the type of eye injury and if there is a possible spinal injury. If there is a foreign object stuck or impaled in the eye, put a paper cup over it and secure it to the patients head. Dont try to remove it. If the patient could have a spinal injury, move them as little as possible.
use the nasopharyngeal airway
Because - any unqualified person moving a suspected spinal injury could paralyse the patient for life. The safest option would be to simply keep the patient calm, and talk to them until professional help arrives.
Jaw-Thrust Technique
A paraplegic is a person who has a spinal cord injury that leaves them paralyzed from the waist down. A patient who is described as a T7-8 paraplegic has a spinal cord injury at the 7th and 8th Thoracic spinal vertebrae region of their body.
rest your elbows on the same surface on which the patient is lying
A paraplegic is a person who has a spinal cord injury that leaves them paralyzed from the waist down. A patient who is described as a T7-8 paraplegic has a spinal cord injury at the 7th and 8th Thoracic spinal vertebrae region of their body.
home management activities for patient with low spinal cord injury
A C2 spinal cord injury is an injury to the 2nd spinal segment in the cervical section of the spinal cord.