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Saviour Technical Stretcher: GENERAL NOTES FOR PACKAGING AND STRAPPING
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casualty. The following three pages contain illustrated guides of the sequences for packaging and
strapping a casualty into the Saviour Technical stretcher.
Any injuries present MUST be taken into account before packaging and transporting
a casualty. If neck injuries are present, or suspected, a Cervical collar may be used if desired.
Medical devices should be fi tted by a suitably quali fi ed person.
Points to remember:
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Counter bending each end of the stretcher will allow it to lay fl at after removing from bag.
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Make sure all straps are laid out to the sides and none are trapped underneath.
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Do not fi t the chin strap unless a Cervical Collar has been fi tted.
There is a danger of strangulation if fi tted without a collar present.
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When tightening the straps grasp the buckle end in one hand and ‘pull and push’ to tighten
the straps so the casualty is not rolled about. Do not over tighten Chest Strap as this may
compromise the casualties breathing.
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Once all straps have been tightened check them all again to ensure that the casualty
is secure. It is important to check that the Leg Loop is secure after the body straps are
tightened.
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Tuck in all loose ends to prevent the carry party from tripping over during transporting.