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Is there a specific order in which straps must be secured when placing a patient in a short immobilization device?
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There is no specific order in which the middle, top, or bottom strap must be secured. The important point to remember is that the chest and leg straps must be secured prior to immobilizing the head.
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Article ID: 69
Category: Psychomotor (Practical) Exams
Date added: 01-06-2014 15:54:35
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