I have 2 notes on this video, everything else I loved and learned from. Audio mixing I would lower into and outro music volume as it is higher pitched and shrieks on mobile speakers. Education wise I would love to see a 2 person team execute this sequence so as to see proper flow and setup for a team.
Neither is necessarily the "right" way, especially because to effectively splint a femur you need to use a spinal immobilization device to secure the hips which will, in turn, secure both legs together. Securing the legs together with the traction splint is up the the provider's discretion.
I have 2 notes on this video, everything else I loved and learned from. Audio mixing I would lower into and outro music volume as it is higher pitched and shrieks on mobile speakers. Education wise I would love to see a 2 person team execute this sequence so as to see proper flow and setup for a team.
I keep seeing demonstrations of the largest strap securing both legs to each other. Which way is correct?
Neither is necessarily the "right" way, especially because to effectively splint a femur you need to use a spinal immobilization device to secure the hips which will, in turn, secure both legs together. Securing the legs together with the traction splint is up the the provider's discretion.
It’s not a big deal to be honest but I know I’m in college to be a paramedic and they taught us both legs to be covered with both straps
Thanks
I was taught not to put the straps over any joints. Also I ain’t ever touching feet without gloves