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Global Burden of Injury and TTT Introduction Dr Lett

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  • 00:00 Start
  • 00:16 Background
  • 00:59 Global Burden on Injury Data —Show quiz question

Can you secure the patient's head to the backboard while they are helmeted?

True.
False.

  • 01:43 Disease Burden from Injury Data
  • 02:08 TTT Goal
  • 02:31 TTT Introduction
  • 03:00 Course Outline
  • 03:29 Activities
  • 04:05 Learning Activities —Show quiz question

Bicycle helmets should be removed prior to holding manual c-spine.

Yes, this allows for a better assessment of the patient's head.
Yes, this allows for an easier time for the rescuer holding c-spine.
No, a bicycle helmet should never be removed.
No, this can cause significant damage to the patient.

  • 04:21 Exercises
  • 04:43 TEAM

Pre-Course Participant Survey

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Participants Survey

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Created December 1, 2023 by Canadian Network for International Surgery
Last edit December 17, 2025 by Felipe Schenone
Cite as CNIS (2023–2025). "Trauma Team Training/Introduction". Appropedia. Retrieved June 4, 2026.
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