Class 3–4 Litter Handling Class 3–4 terrain presents unique challenges for rescue teams. These environments introduce steep slopes, unstable ground, and critical transitions between scrambling and technical rope systems. Mastering Class 3–4 litter handling requires a deep understanding of terrain, team coordination, advanced rigging techniques, and patient safety measures. This unit covers the tools, techniques, […]
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Welcome to Rope-Based Litter Operations Setting the Stage “Rope-based litter operations have become the hallmark of rope rescue teams around the world. The moving of an injured patient over, around, and through various terrain types is most often best accomplished by packaging that person in a litter. Modern litters are strong, rigid, and adaptable to
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Comprehensive Guide on Patient Packaging and Movement Techniques for Rope Rescue In the challenging field of rope rescue, effective patient packaging and terrain assessment are crucial for the success of the operation. This guide provides a detailed overview of techniques, equipment, and strategies for safely immobilizing and transporting patients in various terrain conditions. Patient Packaging
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A Shout-Out to Peak Rescue Institute for their amazing commitment to Excellence and Service. To be effective, rescue personnel must be able to move over steep and difficult terrain with confidence and without incurring unacceptable risk. Use the best available hand and footholds. Search for holds deliberately and thoughtfully. Generally, footholds are preferable to handholds;
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