1. Determine appropriate carry for tactical situation, estimated distance, and number of rescuers. 2. Communicate plan to casualty. 3. Secure weapon and other equipment as feasible. 4. …

You are in an Operational Environment and you must move a casualty. You are provided with a Fibrous Rope, a Rescue Sling (CRS), a Draging Harness, an Extrication System Two Handle, …

2009年2月11日 · Hawes Carry 1. Determine appropriate carry for tactical situation, estimated distance, and number of rescuers. 2. Secure weapon as feasible. 3. If casualty is able, have …

Manual carries are tiring to the bearer. Choose an appropriate carry based upon the casualty's condition, the nature of the casualty's injury, the military situation, the distance to be covered, …

Interoperable Lift, Drag, Carry (LDC) Techniques for LE/Fire/EMS FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Page 6 Modified Firefighter (“Hawes”) Carry -Uses: - Limited personnel where only one …

5. Hawes Carry. a. Advantages: This carry requires only one rescuer and may be useful in situations where a drag is not a good option. It’s much better than the outdated fireman’s …

2. Perform the Hawes (pack-strap) carry. EVALUATOR STATES: This carry is used for moderate distances between 50 to 300 meters. a. Position the casualty on their abdomen. NOTE: This …

What are the advantages of the hawes carry? This carry requires only one rescuer and may be useful in situations where a drag is not a good option. It's much better than the outdated …

EXPLAIN the rationale for early use of a limb tourniquet to control life-threatening extremity bleeding during Care Under Fire. DEMONSTRATE the appropriate application of a CoTCCC …

EXPLAIN the rationale for early use of a tourniquet to control life-threatening extremity bleeding during Care Under Fire. DEMONSTRATE the appropriate application of the C-A-T to the arm …