Long Spine Board - Adult - Pea Ridge EMS Training

Long Spine Board – Adult

Long spine boards come in several colors and are usually 6ft long X 16in wide weighing 10lb

Cervical Collars are used to secure the patients neck during immobilization to the LSB.

We carry both pediatric and adult adjustable c-collars shown below

Several head immobilization devices are available but we use this style

Here are a set of spider straps without the LSB

Spider straps are used to secure the patient to the LSB

Combined the LSB, head blocks, and spider straps secure the patient

Below is a video of how to secure a patient to a LSB

Below is the NWA protocol for Spinal Restriction.

Patients are to be removed from LSB’s if possible once on the EMS stretcher.

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