Question

28 matching 8 points match the following devices with the definitions sandbags sponges tongue depressor c - collar velcro straps backboard antishock garment head clamps help stabilize a patient; could be used to help a patient stay steady at the chest board or help hold the toes back for an axial view of the heel used to help hold an extremity in place or to help depress the shoulders in a lateral c - spine used to hold a finger or toes in place for lateral projection away from other digits are inflatable to help stable an injured extremity used to slow suspected hemorrhage in patients with suspected internal bleeding designed for projections of the skull and serve as a reminder for the patient to hold in a position used to hold a trauma patients neck in place to help prevent further injury to the spinal cord used to immobilize and support a patients entire body; can be used in tranferring a patient also come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes and allow for support of the injured area or keep a position 29 multiple choice 1 point the purpose of a patient transfer is to

Explanation:

Sandbags: used to help hold an extremity in place or to help depress the shoulders in a lateral c - spine.
Sponges: come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes and allow for support of the injured area or keep a position.
Tongue depressor: used to hold a finger or toes in place for lateral projection away from other digits.
C - Collar: used to hold a trauma patient’s neck in place to help prevent further injury to the spinal cord.
Velcro straps: help stabilize a patient; could be used to help a patient stay steady at the chest board or help hold the toes back for an axial view of the heel.
Backboard: used to immobilize and support a patient’s entire body, can be used in transferring a patient also.
Antishock garment: are inflatable to help stable an injured extremity.
Head clamps: designed for projections of the skull and serve as a reminder for the patient to hold in a position.

Answer:

Sandbags: used to help hold an extremity in place or to help depress the shoulders in a lateral c - spine
Sponges: come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes and allow for support of the injured area or keep a position
Tongue depressor: used to hold a finger or toes in place for lateral projection away from other digits
C - Collar: used to hold a trauma patient’s neck in place to help prevent further injury to the spinal cord
Velcro straps: help stabilize a patient; could be used to help a patient stay steady at the chest board or help hold the toes back for an axial view of the heel
Backboard: used to immobilize and support a patient’s entire body, can be used in transferring a patient also
Antishock garment: are inflatable to help stable an injured extremity
Head clamps: designed for projections of the skull and serve as a reminder for the patient to hold in a position