Up Next Is The Use of The Kendrick Extrication Device (KED) This Device is Used in Stabilizing The Head, Neck and Torso of a Trauma Patient! 🩺🥼 Crucially Protecting From Further Injury to The Cervical and Thoracic Spine During Movement! 🚑🚨 #LifeisWhy ❤️ #NAEMT #PHTLS #TraumaManagement #QualityCare! | Quality Care Kenya

Once The Kendrick Extrication Device (KED) is Correctly Positioned Behind The Casualty, the Crucial Next Step Is To Tighten Its Straps! Proper Tightening Is Essential To Maximize The KED’s Effectiveness in Maintaining Inline Alignment of The Spine as Well As Protecting It During The Critical Phase of Rescue and Transfer! 🚑🚨 #LifeisWhy ❤️ #NAEMT #PHTLS #TraumaManagement #QualityCare! | Quality Care Kenya

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We see the comments all the time… “Nobody uses it in the field.” “You’ll never pull that out on a real call.” But here’s the reality 👇 In California, the KED (Kendrick Extrication Device) is still required to be taught in EMT programs under state curriculum standards. That means if you’re becoming an EMT, you need to know it — test on it — and be able to apply it correctly. Do crews use it every shift? No. Is it outdated in some systems? Maybe. Is it still part of your education and skillset? A

Abhilash Narikkuni | The Kendrick Extrication Device (KED) is a spinal immobilization tool used mainly in road accidents where the victim is conscious, seated,... | Instagram