The Six Stages of Extrication Stability and Initial Access

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1. Why is preventing vehicle movement vital?
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- Whilst important, it isn't vital.
- It will avoid further vehicle deformation, injury to the occupant and provide a solid base for medical intervention.
- It is part of the procedure.
2. Ideally how many contact points between the vehicle and the ground should there be?
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- 4
- 6
- 2
3. In a keyless vehicle what should be done with the fob?
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- Given to the incident commander.
- Left in the vehicle.
- Moved as far away as possible.

The Six Stages of Extrication Stability and Initial Access Quiz