The patient should be transported using C-Spine precautions. This involves holding the patient's head in a neutral position and placing a C collar on them. They should then be log rolled and a spine board put under them and rolled back down flat. They should then be strapped or taped to the board. During this whole procedure the spine should be kept in a neutral position and special training is necessary to perform these acts correctly and safely.
Don't try this at home kids.
Leave them as they are
The victim is less likely to aggravate existing injuries The victim is less likely to have his or her injuries made worse by movement across rough terrain. Also, depending on the circumstances, a litter makes a victim far easier to transport. * Stabilization of the victim's spine. * Ability to easily move the victim into shock and recovery positions. * Safety of the victim and rescue team. * The ability to move the victim in all 3 dimensions without significant risk of losing control of the victim * Control of the incognizant patient.
When the victim is in danger of further injury or death from immediate hazards such as fire, explosion or building collapse.
Call 911, do not move the victim, do bot try to pull the metal out, and do not shake the victim in a an attempt to awaken him or her.
pickle...thats the answer mr. nova net <rolling the victim;> ~nova net~
do not move the victim.
Medical injury. Weight
The plural of injury is injuries. As in "the victim had several injuries".
You should only move an accident victim if their life is in immediate danger, such as in the case of a fire or an oncoming vehicle. If the victim is unconscious, has a head, neck, or back injury, or is experiencing severe pain, it is best to avoid moving them to prevent further injury. Always call for professional medical help before attempting to move anyone injured. Prioritize the victim's safety and well-being while waiting for emergency responders.
the most common injury is genital warts.
You should not move the victim at all. Wait until the qualified help arrives to assist the victim of the crash.
If a victim of a simple car accident claims injuries, it is best to talk to your insurance as soon as possible. Your insurance company will then require that the victim's insurance company provides proof of injury. If it is found that the victim is injured, your insurance company will instruct you on the next course of action.