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Vehicle Extrication

Tracking # 20-1351973

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Educator EMT-CE
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Method Computer-Based Training

Course overview

Objectives Describe the anatomy of the respiratory system and the physiology of breathing Identify barriers the provider may encounter when managing an airway Content Safe Vehicle Extrication Role of EMS in Vehicle Extrication Provide patient care Perform simple extrication Personal Safety First priority for all EMS personnel Appropriate personal protective equipment for conditions Scene size up Patient Safety Keep them informed of your actions Protect from further harm Situational Safety Control traffic flow Proper positioning of emergency vehicles Upwind uphill Protect scene Use of lights and other warning devices Setting up protective barrier Designate a traffic control person 360 degree assessment Downed electrical lines Leaking fuels or fluids Smoke or fire Broken glass Trapped or ejected patients Mechanism of injury Vehicle stabilization Put vehicle in park or in gear Set parking brake Turn off vehicle ignition Cribbing Chocking Move seats back and roll down windows Disconnect battery or power source Identify and avoid hazardous vehicle safety components Seat belt pretensioners Undeployed air bags Other Unique hazards Alternative fuel vehicles Undeployed vehicle safety devices HAZMAT Evaluate the need for additional resources Extrication equipment Fire suppression Law enforcement HAZMAT Utility companies Air medical Others Extrication considerations Disentanglement of vehicle from patient Multi step process Rescuer intensive Equipment intensive Time intensive Access to patient Simple Try to open doors Ask patient to unlock doors Ask patient to lower windows Complex Tools Hand Pneumatic Hydraulic Other Determine number of patients implement local multiple casualty incident protocols if necessary Use of Simple Hand Tools Hammer Center Punch Pry Bar Hack Saw Come Along Special Considerations for Patient Care Removing Patient Maintain manual cervical spine stabilization Complete primary assessment Provide critical interventions Assist with rapid extrication Move patient not device Use sufficient personnel Use path of least resistance

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Emergency Medical Services

Emergency Medical Technician

1.5h EMT refresher training

Paramedic

1.5h PMD refresher training

Disclosure statements

Conflict of Interest Statement

  • A conflict of interest occurs when an instructor has a financial, legal, commercial, and/or professional relationship with organizations or the employees working for said organization, that could influence the level of instruction you receive. The instructor of this course has no conflicts of interest and has been properly vetted prior to creating this material to ensure the information being shared is accurate, relevant, and up to date.

Post-Course Quiz Performance and Compliance

  • At the conclusion of this course you will be required to attempt and pass a quiz. The minimum passing score for the quiz is 70%. You will have three attempts to pass the quiz. If you are unsuccessful at passing the quiz on the third attempt, you will be required to watch the CE course over in its entirety.