Tube Rescue Conscious Patient

From Surf Life Saving Australia Bronze Medallion training October 2014. UA-cam is not a substitute for proper training and regular practice with your local life saving club or first aid training organization.

[@Bkzainal]

Love lifeguards

[@dbestguitar]

Teamworkin' Lifeguards should earn a golden badge!

[@kaylacote5376]

Thank you! Very helpful. God bless you all :)

[@Bkzainal]

Nice

[@gingerbread3503]

This is very helpful...

[@hayleyjay6662]

FYI - This video is no longer current. The current SLSA training videos are available within the current Public Safety and Aquatic Rescue (PSAR) Training Manual, SLS Members Area Document Library, SLSA UA-cam Channel, and online SRC + Bronze Medallion courses.

[@thomasdavid1989]

Commenting on everyobe

[@thhhrhhru7162]

NEVER turn you’re back on the victim

[@martincole4870]

Try putting swim fins on in surf without using your back to shelter from whitewater.

[@finnjennings1243]

Can I ask why when putting on her finz she turns away from the patient therefore losing sight of the patient she is out there to rescue? 2:36 The Patient isn't unconscious so you don't need to maintain an airway as they are 'conscious' Afterall. Last thing it does seem a little excess having 3 lifeguard's 'assist' the conscious patient from the water, but this might just be coming from a busier beach Point of view.

[@Nutty_Professor]

Ok good, but happens that there is not such rescue team and no tube but another swimmer that has to do the rescue with “bare hands” in the old school style
Very usually

[@jamiejack764]

Those fins seem to waste time?

[@elsamp]

HAHA

[@tewaewae]

try swimming without them, much much slower.

[@dvfallon6345]

Sidestroke with flutter kick is good too.

[@kylierae8820]

They need a surfboard way quicker and more rescues

[@tilliv4048]

If theirs no board around people need to know how to rescue using a different method

[@sophocles1198]

"Patient"?

[@MrBundybear3]

Yep, that was the Surf Life Saving Australia terminology until about 2016. Substitute with victim now to match ILS.

[@alessandroabbati1135]

how many peoples you can save with a rescue tube?

[@MrBundybear3]

Two is possible but very hard. Least critical victim locks arms through tube, facing other victim.

[@alessandroabbati1135]

@@MrBundybear3 thanks for answer! hard because not enough space or buoyancy? i mean 2 adults + the rescuer

[@lunchmoneyyt3282]

I say 2 kids and maybe 2 adults