wombatsrule wrote:
“Also, there is not a crew in this world that I have seen and been involved with that will transport an individual on a gurney without strapping them on.
The reason for a board is that you Never lift a patient up, you roll them on a side, slide in board then roll them back then the crew lifts a stable body, Not just grab legs and arms etc, you get what I mean....”
ABSOLUTELY correct!
wombatsrule wrote:
“Also as for the African american lady who is closest to the cameras. Try doing medical triage with your fake rope hair hanging down into the patients face or fluids, EMT and FD department heads will NOT allow any hanging rope or hair, that is just so against rules of hygiene and safety (try strapping up a crack head on a bender with your hair hanging down in front of them, Bald and held hostage in 10 seconds or less)...”
Diversity, doancha know. /s
wombatsrule wrote:
“These people did Not know how to put it on nor tie it up correctly, if you look at the lengths it is made to wrap the cording around the waist and tie at the front. Note little mans cord hanging free, Note the big guys tied at the back “sorta” and enough dangling down to hit below his knees and Booties, please, that was just sooo lame....”
I don’t know about the white gown, but I have had experience with the blue ones. they are made out of very thin plastic (black garbage bag material is thicker) and is worn by putting your head through a hole at the top, arms through the sleeves (sleeves have a thumbhole at the end of the sleeve) and tying the straps, usually around the back unless you are really skinny. The straps are prone to breakage while the gown is being worn, and are sometimes not even tied (in my experience) as the gown is meant to protect against splash from the front. After use the gown is just torn off. One example: https://shop.gohcl.com/default.aspx?page=item%20detail&itemcode=9084
wombats rule wrote:
“Now back to the Flashes and badges. We dug, it was not hard, since when do the DCFB & EMS badges look like those, in any way shape or form of color. Note that the first guy seems to look like a capital policeman, the guy in front of the gurney has one type of badge but from what we are told is wearing a DCFB ball cap, you cannot tell the real letters at 1080p, on his shoulder what do you see, a DCFB or a DCFB&EMT badge NOPE!!!!!
Please note that the two shoulder badges on the crew do NOT MATCH AT ALL AND THEY ARE NOT DCFB in any way shape or colorization....”
It still appears that they are wearing the DCFD patch. The Firehouse site patch is a rendition of a patch, not the actual one, so it appears brighter. https://www.facebook.com/DCFireAndEMS/photos/a.448957398481132/457068507670021/?type=3&theater
(As a side slide, the DCFD has M-14s? Wow!)
Also, the DCFD appears to only wear a patch on the left side of their shirts. No patch on the right.
wombatsrule wrote:
“2nd oh I am YET to find any DCFB RED initial ball caps OR Jackets online, they are all hi-vis or white, but then again, we may have missed something....”
https://www.firestoreonline.com/dcfd-adjustable-hat-digital-embroidery/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6PCik_Pa7gIV5AN9Ch2bkglCEAQYASABEgL4xfD_BwE
https://dcfdstore.com/dcfdstore/shop/home
https://wearyourspiritwarehouse.com/dcfire/shop/product-detail/1015871
Uniformity!
https://www.facebook.com/DCFireAndEMS/photos/a.182908275086047/3541970995846408/?type=3&theater
Again, just my observations. Peace out, my furry friend!
And in the long video, you can see her being carried down the stairs by two people, one has her legs and the other her arms.
No board.
From the Furry Friend,
That was nice of you, and thank you for additional information, Nothing is written in stone with researching and we are Never going to say it is when there are others here that can get info and show corrections like you have in such a professional manner and in such a friendly way.
Thank you from Our Family
Blessings