CombiCarrierII
Functions as a Scoop Stretcher and Extrication Board
The CombiCarrierII® functions as a scoop-type stretcher minimizing patient movement with no logrolling required and also serves as an improved extrication board during vehicle extrication situations. The CombiCarrierII meets the latest Spinal Motion Restriction (SMR) protocols providing optimal patient handling in the most extreme environments including water rescue.
The concave patient surface limits lateral movement of the victim providing more secure stabilization. The split-litter design also allows for easy removal once the patient is on the ambulance cot or delivered to the emergency department. Built to take a beating, many of the original units are still in operation with zero failures in over 18 years.
Safely extricate and transfer a patient to the cot. The CombiCarrierII is easily removed eliminating the loss of your valuable equipment. Best of all, the innovative design of the CombiCarrierII provides emergency medical and rescue personnel with two products in one, saving valuable storage space, weight and critical budget dollars.
Description
QUICK AND EASY
Simple intuitive design minimizes training of all EMS, hospital and athletic training personnel.
AUTO-LOCK LATCH SYSTEM
Off-set sturdy latch is built for reliability and durability making it much easier to apply and remove the device under patient load.
VERSATILE PATIENT TRANSFER
Can be separated at either end or split into two halves, eliminating unnecessary patient movement and making it ideal for patients with suspected hip, pelvic and spinal injuries.
CONCAVE PATIENT SURFACE
Provides excellent lateral support with neutral alignment. Minimizes movement of
patients spine during lifting and transferring. Continuous inner edge eliminates pinching.
SEAMLESS PLASTIC CONSTRUCTION
No rivets, drive screws or roll pins. High density polyethylene is easily cleaned and disinfected. Helps comply with CDC and OSHA guidelines.
X-RAY COMPATIBLE
X-ray compatible. Easy to remove for highly detailed diagnostic imaging requirements.
