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    Moving and Lifting Checklist

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    The document describes a checklist for observing rescuers moving and lifting patients. It provides criteria for proper form during lifting and laying down a victim, including maintaining a straight back, planting feet firmly, keeping the victim close to the body, and using the legs to perform the lift. The checklist is used to evaluate 6 rescuers and determine if they performed the techniques correctly. It also lists 6 situations involving moving victims with various injuries and the recommended carry techniques for each scenario.

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    Moving and Lifting Checklist

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    The document describes a checklist for observing rescuers moving and lifting patients. It provides criteria for proper form during lifting and laying down a victim, including maintaining a straight back, planting feet firmly, keeping the victim close to the body, and using the legs to perform the lift. The checklist is used to evaluate 6 rescuers and determine if they performed the techniques correctly. It also lists 6 situations involving moving victims with various injuries and the recommended carry techniques for each scenario.

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    The document describes a checklist for observing rescuers moving and lifting patients. It provides criteria for proper form during lifting and laying down a victim, including maintaining a straight back, planting feet firmly, keeping the victim close to the body, and using the legs to perform the lift. The checklist is used to evaluate 6 rescuers and determine if they performed the techniques correctly. It also lists 6 situations involving moving victims with various injuries and the recommended carry techniques for each scenario.

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    Moving and Lifting Checklist

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    Rolan Randolf Garcia
    The document describes a checklist for observing rescuers moving and lifting patients. It provides criteria for proper form during lifting and laying down a victim, including maintaining a straight back, planting feet firmly, keeping the victim close to the body, and using the legs to perform the lift. The checklist is used to evaluate 6 rescuers and determine if they performed the techniques correctly. It also lists 6 situations involving moving victims with various injuries and the recommended carry techniques for each scenario.

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    MOVING AND LIFTING CHECKLIST

    TEAM: ______________________
    RESCUER NO. 1

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)

    RESCUER NO. 2

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)

    RESCUER NO. 3

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)


    RESCUER NO. 4

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)

    RESCUER NO. 5

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)

    RESCUER NO. 6

    No CRITERIA OBSERVED NOT OBSERVED


    LIFTING UP
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Used power lift (legs were used to do majority of the lift)
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements
    LAYING DOWN
    1 Back is straight and not arched
    2 Feet are firmly planted on ground and with proper distance between each foot
    3 Patient/victim is near the body (line and center of gravity)
    4 Legs were used to lay down the victim
    5 Performed proper sequence of movements

    RESCUER PERFORMED CORRECT TECHNIQUE? ____________ (YES OR NO)

    ________________________
    SIGNATURE OF VALIDATOR
    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)
    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    SITUATIONS FOR MOVING AND LIFTING

    1. Victim needs to stand and needs help in walking. Suffers from injured left foot.
    (ASSIST TO WALK, LEFT FOOT ASSISTED)

    2. Victim is conscious and suffers from broken wrist. Needs to be transferred for a short distance.
    (LOVER’S CARRY/CARRY IN ARMS)

    3. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (PIGGYBACK/SADDLEBACK CARRY)

    4. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a long distance and quickly


    (FIREMAN’S CARRY)

    5. Victim is unconscious. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.


    (PACKSTRAP CARRY)

    6. Victim is dizzy and can’t walk due to injured leg. Needs to be transferred for a moderate to long distance.
    (FIREMAN’S/PACKSTRAP CARRY)

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