MOTIVATION

FIRST
AID
Immediate care you should
provide when a person is injured or
ill until full medical treatment is
available.
 R.I.C.E. Method
R I C E
COMPRES ELEVAT
REST ICE
S E

Is considered as a first aid technique rather than a complete or

comprehensive medical treatment.
When doing this, a first aider must consider
the following factors

o Weight and Height of the victim

o Status of the victim (conscious or unconscious)
o Environment
o Special need consideration
 Carrying
and Transporting
an Injured Person
TRANSPORTING
TECHNIQUE
Transporting an injured person to a safer place
requires great care
A.One-man Carry

Firemens Carry
This technique is for carrying
a victim longer distances. It is
very difficult to get the person
up to this position from the
ground.
A.One-man Carry

. Piggy Back
when the victim is conscious
 PACK-STRAP
CARRY
When injuries make the
firefighter carry unsafe, this
method is better for longer
distances than the one-person lift.
 SHOULDER PULL

The shoulder pull is

preferred to the ankle pull.
It supports the head of the
victim.
BLANKET PULL

This is the preferred method

for dragging a victim.
ANKLE PULL

The ankle pull is the fastest

method for moving a victim a
short distance over a smooth
surface.
TWO-THREE OR FOUR MAN CARRY

Chair or Seated

used when two first aiders

and a chair is available
Hammock Carry

for three first aide r

Bearer Along Side
Carry-

carries will stay on the

.

uninjured side of the victim

Six Man Lift
and
Carry
APPLICATION
Execute at least one Transporting
Technique
GENERALIZATION
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