ABTECH SAFETY SLIX Spinal Splint Інструкція з експлуатації та обслуговування - Сторінка 13
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Important Considerations when using
The Slix range of stretchers are 'Roll Up'
stretchers designed to be used in the most
extreme
conditions.
All Roll Up stretchers they are to a degree
flexible which gives the ability to evacuate
casualties from situations where rigid
stretchers would not be suitable or may not
even reach.
Users must be aware that Roll Up stretchers
do have limitations and training must take into
account the physical properties of Roll Up
stretchers.
JA&RE recommend that a spinal splint or a
spinal backboard is always used - even when
spinal injuries are not present or suspected - to
increase casualty comfort and to prevent
respiratory compromise when in transition from
the horizontal to the vertical mode and when
dragging the casualty over a
Roll up stretchers should not be carried by
lifting 'head &
tail'
unless good spinal support is
provided with a spine board or spinal
Care must be taken when moving from the
horizontal to vertical
shoulder area should be provided as the
transition takes
place.
supporting each side is a very good
precaution.
It is possible to provide support by utilising the
shoulder level attachment
connecting to a haul line via a 'V' hang. This
will allow the haulers to lift the stretcher from
horizontal to vertical without undue bending of
the stretcher, compromising the casualty. Once
the stretcher is in the vertical mode, and clear
of the floor, the main head haul may be
utilised.
Care must be taken when landing a Roll Up
stretcher at the head of a vertical section,
particularly when there is low head
Adequate support must be given until the
casualty is horizontal, and safe!
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Roll Up Stretchers
surface.
splint.
mode.
Support around the
At least one person
points.
By
room.
Horizontal to Vertical Transition.
Shown is a example of rigging to
assist in the horizontal - vertical
transition.
The RED rope is attached via a
Double Fig 8 or Double Bowline
'V'
hang to the RED Stretcher
Haul point at the shoulder level,
using suitable
karabiners.
The BLUE Rope is attached in a
similar manner to the BLUE head
haul points.
The main load is taken on the
RED to lift the stretcher from the
horizontal into the vertical mode.
The BLUE ROPE is taken in at
the same time BUT NO LOAD is
applied until the stretcher is fully
in the Vertical
mode.