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What type of longboard and strap system should be used – longboard and nine-foot straps or longboard with pins and quick clip straps
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Either option is ok, provided that the same type of device is available at each station, if multiple spinal immobilization stations are set-up
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Article ID: 67
Category: Psychomotor (Practical) Exams
Date added: 01-06-2014 15:50:32
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