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What should you do if you find an Airman lying face down after being thrown from a vehicle She is conscious and tells you that she thinks she has injured her back?
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∙ 10y ago
DON'T MOVE HER, under any account- her spine could be fractured. Moving her could cause damage to the spinal cord and result in paralysis or loss of limb movement. Call the emergency services, and then just stay with her until they arrive- keep her still, don't allow her to move. Also keep her warm with a blanket, a jacket or whatever else comes to hand. Avoid giving her anything to drink in case she has a punctured lung. Administer reassurance.
You should go back and read what you just wrote: an unconscious airman isn't going to tell you anything.
Tell the casualty to keep still and not move. Send someone to obtain medical help. Is this a trick question???
Do not roll her over as this risks neck and spinal injuries. Get qualified medical assistance, to immobilize the head and neck, before moving the injured person.
Tell the casualty to keep still and not move. Send someone to obtain medical help.
Get on the radio and call for someone qualified to move her.
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Should you do get consent when a person has been injured and is conscious?
If the person is capable of responding, state your purpose and request permission.
Should an injured passenger sue the driver of the car they were in?
The injured party should seek compensation from the driver of whichever vehicle was at fault for the accident.
An Airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury The injuries are not life-threatening the scene is safe and help is on the way what should should not?
reposition or move the victim.
What should you when check a conscious person?
Ask questions, do not touch or move painful, injured areas of the body and get consent to give care.
An Airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury The injuries are not life-threatening the scene is safe and help is on the way You should not what?
reposition or move the victim
An airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury the injuries are not life threatening the scene is safe and help is on the way you should not?
reposition or move the victim
An Airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury The injuries are not life threatening the scene is safe adn help is on the way You should not?
reposition or move the victim
An Airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury The injuries are not life threatening the scene is safe and help is on the way You should not do?
Do NOT move him until professional medical help arrives.
An Airman has been injured in a training accident and you suspect there may be a neck injury The injuries are not life-threatening the scene is safe and help is on the way You should not?
You should not move the victim at all. Wait until the qualified help arrives to assist the victim of the crash.
Is self conscious a hyphenated?
Yes, "self conscious" should be written "self-conscious".
What should you do if someone is injured?
If a person is injured and conscious, and they are freaking out, try to calm them down and call 991 if needed. Ask them where they are hurt(don't ask if it's obvious) and try to comfort them while waiting for the paramedics, like reassuring them that they're going to be alright, and such.
An Airman in your unit has sustained an eye injury during a severe windstorm How should you treat the Airman's eye injury?
Apply a bandage to both eyes.
