Full-length polyethylene spine board

Full-length red polyethylene spine board with angled sides.

Ideal for rescuers, paramedics, EMTs and other first responders.

The spine board is used to immobilize and transport a victim when head, neck or spine injuries are suspected. The board is designed for temporary usage and for transporting the victim over short distances.

Smooth surface, easy to clean and immobilize. With 21 handles for transport or for immobilization straps.

Size:
45.1 X 185 x 5.7  cm (17 3/4 X 72 3/4 X 2 1/4 in).

Capacity:
600 lb / 273 kg

Discover our polyethylene backboard, specially designed to meet the needs of rescue and emergency professionals.

Made from high-quality material, it ensures exceptional strength and durability, even in the most demanding situations. Thanks to its ergonomic design, it offers optimum support for the patient, facilitating safe transport. Its smooth surface enables quick and easy cleaning, guaranteeing impeccable hygiene. Ready for use with safety straps, it is perfectly adapted to rescue protocols. Invest in reliable, high-performance equipment for your rescue operations.

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Peculiarities of:
Particularly remarkable for its sturdiness and lightness. Made from polyethylene, it offers excellent resistance to impact and harsh environments, making it ideal for use in the field. It is also compatible with safety straps, ensuring optimum patient support during transport. Ready to upgrade your equipment with this essential product?

Application:
To use the polyethylene spine board, here are some general steps to follow:

1. Prepare the board: Make sure the spine board is clean and in good condition. Place it close to the person to be immobilized.
2. Stabilize the patient: Immobilize the head and neck first, to avoid any movement that could aggravate the injury. Use a cervical collar if possible.
3. Transfer the patient to the backboard: With the help of several people, gently lift the patient using an appropriate method, such as rolling or team lifting. Slide the spine board under the patient while maintaining head and neck stabilization.
4. Secure the patient: Use safety straps to secure the patient to the spine board. Start with the chest straps, then the abdominal straps and finally the leg straps. Make sure the straps are tight, but not too tight to avoid interfering with blood circulation.
5. Stabilize the head: Place cushions or stabilizing blocks on either side of the patient's head and secure them to the board to minimize head movement.
6. Transport the patient: Once the patient has been secured, you can proceed with transport, taking care to maintain a stable position and avoid any sudden movements.

It's important to be properly trained in the use of rescue equipment to ensure safe and effective interventions.

Maintenance and service life: 
Before and after each use, inspect the board for signs of wear, cracks or damage. If any defects are found, replace the board immediately to ensure patient safety.

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