Aluminiumstæppe
En simuleret tilskadekommen dækkes af et aluminiumstæppe under en redningsøvelse (2013).
Foto: Master Sgt. Roger Parsons, U.S. Air National Guard
Aluminiumstæppe (engelsk aluminum warming blanket) – også kaldt alu-tæppe, anti chock tæppe, folietæppe og redningstæppe – er et stort stykke kraftigt aluminiumsfolie på typisk omkring 200 cm x 150 cm, der er beregnet til at beskytte tilskadekomne mod blæst, regn og kulde, samt forebygge chok. Tæppet har en guld-side og en sølv-side, sølvsiden skal altid vende ind for den tilskadekomne. Sammenpakket fylder tæppet ca. 10 x 14 cm og vejer meget lidt, så det er nemt at have med i en redningstaske eller et førstehjælpskit. Man kan eventuelt forstærke effekten, ved at supplere med et tæppe under aluminiumstæppet.[1][2]
Noter
- ^ Aluminiumstæppe. Falck. Hentet 31. juli 2018.
- ^ Redningstæppe (folietæppe) Guld og sølv Arkiveret 1. august 2018 hos Wayback Machine. HelpAndSafety.dk. Hentet 31. juli 2018.
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Lt. Col. Charles Drown, left, medical element commander with the 165th Medical Group, Georgia Air National Guard, speaks with a simulated patient after covering him with an aluminum warming blanket during the Vigilant Guard 2013 exercise at Camp Blanding, Fla., May 21, 2013. The Medical Groups from the 116th Air Control Wing and the 165th Airlift Wing are a key component of the 78th Homeland Response Force set up to respond to disasters in the Southeast U.S. region. During the exercise, Guardsmen responded to various scenarios such as a plane crash, train derailment, hurricane and an explosion at a chemical plant.
Lt. Col. Charles Drown, left, medical element commander with the 165th Medical Group, Georgia Air National Guard, speaks with a simulated patient after covering him with an aluminum warming blanket during the Vigilant Guard 2013 exercise at Camp Blanding, Fla., May 21, 2013. The Medical Groups from the 116th Air Control Wing and the 165th Airlift Wing are a key component of the 78th Homeland Response Force set up to respond to disasters in the Southeast U.S. region. During the exercise, Guardsmen responded to various scenarios such as a plane crash, train derailment, hurricane and an explosion at a chemical plant.