Lifts & Drags

Write the name of the correct emergency move being depicted in the space provided.

• Pack Strap Carry

• Blanket Drag

• Firefighter Carry

• 1 Person Assist

Write the name of the correct emergency move being depicted in the space provided.

• Pack Strap Carry

• Blanket Drag

• Firefighter Carry

• 1 Person Assist

Write the name of the correct emergency move being depicted in the space provided.

• Clothes drag

• Firefighter's carry

• Ankle Drag

• Shoulder Drag

Write the name of the correct emergency move being depicted in the space provided.

• Firefighter's carry

• Ankle Drag

• Shoulder Drag

• Clothes Drag

Write the name of the correct emergency move being depicted in the space provided.

• ankle drag

• strap pack carry

• clothes drag

• Back Blows

Which emergency move would be appropriate to use for a patient with a possible neck injury?

• Clothes drag

• Firefighter's carry

• Ankle drag

• Shoulder drag

When preparing to move the patient, which of the following would be the most important for you to do?

• Make sure that a stretcher is readily available.

• Be aware of your own physical abilities.

• Keep your knees rigidly straight.

• Twist your back to reach the patient.

You and your partner are preparing the patient who is coughing and breathing rapidly for transport. You would expect to place the patient in which position?

• Supine

• High Fowlers

• Prone

• Recovery position

When assisting patients at a scene, you demonstrate your understanding of body mechanics when you:

• Lift with your back, not with your legs.

• Keep the patient’s weight away from, not close to, your body.

• Move backward rather than forward.

• Maintain a low center of gravity.

When placing a patient in a recovery position, you would:

• Kneel at the patient’s side.

• Place the farther arm over the patient’s chest.

• Bend the leg up that is farthest from you.

• Turn the patient’s head, then their back and legs