TRAINING AND EVALUATION EVALUATION PREPARATION SET UP: You will need another student to play the part of the casualty. Tell the casualty what type of injuries they have and whether they are conscious or unconscious. Provide the student with a of cloth, pistol belts, etc., which are necessary materials needed to test the student in demonstrating some of the carries. THE STUDENT: Tell the student that the casualty has been given first aid. Describe the situation in terms of the casualty’s injuries, whether the casualty is conscious or unconscious, and what type of terrain; wooded, clear, and the distance; short, moderate, or long that the student will have to move the casualty. Tell the student to transport the casualty using an appropriate carry. TRANSPORT USING A ONE-MAN CARRY PERFORMANCE MEASURES Pass or Fail 1. Student select and appropriate P F WARNING!! MANUAL CARRIES SHOULD NOT BE USED TO MOVE A CASUALTY WITH A NECK OR SPINE INJURY UNLESS A LIFE THREATENING HAZARD IS IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA! a. The fireman’s carry is usually used with an unconscious or severely injured casualty. b. Arms carry may be used for a casualty who is not able to walk. It is used for short distances only. c. Support carry is used for casualties who are able to walk or at least hop on one leg. d. Saddleback may be used for a conscious casualty only. e. Pack strap carry is useful for carrying a casualty moderate distances. f. Pistol belt carry is the best one-man carry for long distances. The hands of the casualty and bearer are free. g. Pistol belt drag is useful in removing someone from danger in shooting type of scenarios. It is usually for short distances. 7-34 Date 01 January 2014 STUDENT HANDBOOK 11-7 PASDF BASIC TRAINING
TRAINING AND EVALUATION EVALUATION PREPARATION SET UP: You will need another student to play the part of the casualty. Tell the casualty what type of injuries they have and whether they are conscious or unconscious. Provide the student with a of cloth, pistol belts, etc., which are necessary materials needed to test the student in demonstrating some of the carries. THE STUDENT: Tell the student that the casualty has been given first aid. Describe the situation in terms of the casualty’s injuries, whether the casualty is conscious or unconscious, and what type of terrain; wooded, clear, and the distance; short, moderate, or long that the student will have to move the casualty. Tell the student to transport the casualty using an appropriate carry. TRANSPORT USING A ONE-MAN CARRY PERFORMANCE MEASURES Pass or Fail 1. Student select and appropriate P F WARNING!! MANUAL CARRIES SHOULD NOT BE USED TO MOVE A CASUALTY WITH A NECK OR SPINE INJURY UNLESS A LIFE THREATENING HAZARD IS IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA! a. The fireman’s carry is usually used with an unconscious or severely injured casualty. b. Arms carry may be used for a casualty who is not able to walk. It is used for short distances only. c. Support carry is used for casualties who are able to walk or at least hop on one leg. d. Saddleback may be used for a conscious casualty only. e. Pack strap carry is useful for carrying a casualty moderate distances. f. Pistol belt carry is the best one-man carry for long distances. The hands of the casualty and bearer are free. g. Pistol belt drag is useful in removing someone from danger in shooting type of scenarios. It is usually for short distances. 7-34 Date 01 January 2014 STUDENT HANDBOOK 11-7 PASDF BASIC TRAINING
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