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Carrying and Transporting An Injured Victim
Carrying and Transporting An Injured Victim
TRANSPORTING
AN INJURED
VICTIM
Prepared by:
John Michael E. Landas
FACTORS TO CONSIDER
Weight and height of the victim
Status of the victim ( conscious or
unconscious)
Environment
Injuries of the victim
One-Man Transport
FIREMAN’S
CARRY
Easiest way to
transport a
light and
smaller victim.
PIGGY BACK
Conscious
victim
PACK STRAP
Unconscious
and smaller
victim
SHOULDER DRAG
Short
distance
transport
FIREMAN’S DRAG
Used to crawl
underneath
low structure.
BLANKET DRAG
Used when
the victim is
seriously
injured.
Two-man
transport
SEAT CARRY
Conscious
victim and not
seriously injured.
Three-Man Support
HAMMOCK CARRY
Unconscious
victim and
cannot move.