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Lifting Techniques: Bridge/Bean Lift
Lifting Techniques: Bridge/Bean Lift
To demonstrate manual lifting techniques to move patients onto other devices.
11 November 2018 - 00:29
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LynnwoodBrown
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Skill
CPI
Initiates Standard Precautions
Related
Removing Contaminated Gloves
If pt. has suspected spinal injury, then do not use this lifting technique.
Prepares and position all of the equipment needed.
Determines the number of lifters available for positioning:
Details
4 people–position at head, chest, waist, and knees.
5 people–position at head, chest, waist, thighs, and knees.
Position the lifters and have them form a bridge over the patient, head-to-shoulder, shoulder-to-shoulder.
Details
(Note: all lifters must use the same configuration whether it is head-to-shoulder or shoulder-to-shoulder.)
Explains the commands, procedures, and hand positions for the lift, including distance patient is to be lifted.
Positions hands underneath the patient to lift at points of body mass (shoulders, kips). Rescuer at head directs lift.
Executes the lift. Another rescuer slides the device into place starting at the pt.'s feet. Lower the patient as a unit.
Chapter:
05
Page:
162
Referenced by:
Loads patient onto long spine board
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