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OCR 2000

OCR 2000. PHOTOS BY JAN AND BUD MARCH 18, 19 BOWDEN CAVE, WV. Patient Assessment. Stabilize patient using an Oregon Spine Splint. Patient movement techniques. After the patient is packaged we go down the steps and across to the obstacle course. Team Work.

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OCR 2000

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  1. OCR 2000 PHOTOS BY JAN AND BUD MARCH 18, 19 BOWDEN CAVE, WV

  2. Patient Assessment Stabilize patient using an Oregon Spine Splint

  3. Patient movement techniques • After the patient is packaged we go down the steps and across to the obstacle course.

  4. Team Work • Whether the cave is low and wide or tall and getting higher, team work is needed

  5. This passages is only inches high and 3 feet wide. Just a small bump to navigate.

  6. Cave passages come on all shapes and styles.

  7. This passage started exceptionally steep and then changed into a greased slope.

  8. No passage is missed, even the space under the pavilion counts. Now the callout. We mobilize to find overdue cavers.

  9. Potential rescue personnel check in at the site. Teams are assigned and report to entrance control.

  10. Communications are setup above and below ground to coordinate the search and rescue.

  11. The Personnel Coordinator has made the assignments and awaits the next wave of request, volunteers, or sending every one home after the successful completion of the search and rescue.

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