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They are actually very good for mass casualty situation but I would suggest you

make sure you are well familiar with them before the event. They are a useful

tool but you still need to be a bit callous in regard to triage each box does

contain a triage sieve aide memoire which is worth getting blown up to A3 size

and put prominently on a wall somewhere....

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Ian

Cruciform Triage Cards

My back to back has ordered and i never knew anything about them and

i have never used them before. How useful are they. They come in

boxes of 10 or 25 if that makes any sense to you. What the ususl kind

of stock level for a POB of 50-60.

Cheers

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These cards are for mass casualty situations. Unless you have a 'Piper Alpha'

type situation you will never use them. Most armed forces medics, ambulance

paramedics and emergency room nurses will be familiar with them. You shouldn't

need more than 25 and you can always produce your own onboard triage cards.

Tony Vain

Cruciform Triage Cards

My back to back has ordered and i never knew anything about them and

i have never used them before. How useful are they. They come in

boxes of 10 or 25 if that makes any sense to you. What the ususl kind

of stock level for a POB of 50-60.

Cheers

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They also cost about ?5.17 from Wells.

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Re: Cruciform Triage Cards

These cards are for mass casualty situations. Unless you have a 'Piper

Alpha' type situation you will never use them. Most armed forces medics,

ambulance paramedics and emergency room nurses will be familiar with

them. You shouldn't need more than 25 and you can always produce your

own onboard triage cards.

Tony Vain

Cruciform Triage Cards

My back to back has ordered and i never knew anything about them and

i have never used them before. How useful are they. They come in

boxes of 10 or 25 if that makes any sense to you. What the ususl kind

of stock level for a POB of 50-60.

Cheers

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Alternatively, there is a basic flowchart on the RemoteMedics site, in the

resources section.

Ross

> RE: Cruciform Triage Cards

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>

> ,

>

> They are actually very good for mass casualty situation but I

> would suggest you make sure you are well familiar with them

> before the event. They are a useful tool but you still need to be

> a bit callous in regard to triage each box does contain a triage

> sieve aide memoire which is worth getting blown up to A3 size and

> put prominently on a wall somewhere....

>

> Cheers

>

> Ian

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Thanks guys much appreciated

> They also cost about ?5.17 from Wells.

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>

> Medic

> Murdoch Platform

> Conoco (UK) Ltd.

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>

> ' +44 (0) 1224 203 885

> fAX +44 (0) 1224 203 876

> * MURDOCH.MEDIC@C...

>

> Re: Cruciform Triage Cards

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>

>

>

> These cards are for mass casualty situations. Unless you have

a 'Piper

> Alpha' type situation you will never use them. Most armed forces

medics,

> ambulance paramedics and emergency room nurses will be familiar with

> them. You shouldn't need more than 25 and you can always produce

your

> own onboard triage cards.

>

> Tony Vain

> Cruciform Triage Cards

>

>

> My back to back has ordered and i never knew anything about them

and

> i have never used them before. How useful are they. They come in

> boxes of 10 or 25 if that makes any sense to you. What the ususl

kind

> of stock level for a POB of 50-60.

>

> Cheers

>

>

>

> Member Information:

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> List owner: Ian Sharpe Owner@R...

> Editor: Ross Boardman Editor@R...

>

> Post message: @e...

> Subscribe: -subscribe@e...

> Unsubscribe: -unsubscribe@e...

>

> Thank you for supporting Remote Medics Online.

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The same company also do first aid cards which are similar but for use in

day to day situations and therefore far handier. They'll send you a sample

pad if you ask them nicely,

Cheers,

Tom watkinson

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>Subject: Cruciform Triage Cards

>Date: Sun, 06 Oct 2002 12:43:30 -0000

>

>My back to back has ordered and i never knew anything about them and

>i have never used them before. How useful are they. They come in

>boxes of 10 or 25 if that makes any sense to you. What the ususl kind

>of stock level for a POB of 50-60.

>

>Cheers

>

>

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