lifting and moving

4. the minimum amount of force necessary to overcome the resistance offered by the subject
6. A method of limiting a patient's movements, usually by physical means such as a padded cloth strap;
7. A side-lying position used to maintain a clear airway in unconscious patients without injuries who are breathing adequately.
9. an emergency move that uses a patients clothing
11. type of carry supported by responders shoulder
14. method to move a patient by placing them on a blanket and pulling them away from the scene
16. The position a patient naturally assumes when feeling or in pain
19. a two-responder, nonemergency lift
20. lying on the back
23. Equipment used for patient transport in a supine position.
24. a method by transferring a patient from bed to stretcher
25. A type of emergency move that is a variation of the clothes drag
26. A method of assisting a patient to walk by supporting one of the patient's arms over the responder's shoulder

1. piece of equipment used to secure a patient when removing them from a scene
2. a nonemergency method of lifting directly from the ground
3. A method of moving a patient in which the patient is bound to the responder's neck and held underneath the responder
5. method of moving the patient bed to stretcher and using the stretchers bottom sheet
8. A non-emergency method of carrying a patient by creating a "seat" with the arms of two responders
10. the method used to turn a patient with a spinal injury,
12. A type of single-rescuer carry
13. lifting technique in which the EMT's back is held upright, with legs bent,
15. the field of philosophy that studies muscular actions
17. A lift technique that is useful when one of the lifter's legs or ankles is weaker than the other
18. A hand position for lifting that requires the full surface of the palms and fingers to come in contact with the object being lifted
21. is also known as a foot drag
22. A lightweight folding device that is used to carry a conscious, seated patient up or down stairs.