extrication

It was the same extrication process I utilized with my mother.

The extrication team turned away, heading back for another load.

This steel is difficult to cut with the standard extrication tools.

As she completed her extrication, he saw the extent of the damage.

He may be warned of approaching conditions or his extrication from the same.

Along with fire protection they also provide rescue services such as vehicle extrication.

Extrication from such an attack is difficult because of the dog's power and agility.

"Go ahead; tell her we were the extrication team, and that I'll forward the usual background data."

Extrication is not just simply popping a door off.

Why would he not be conferring with top aides about an extrication strategy?

To see money on your desk, brings you unexpected extrication from private difficulties.

We attack the vehicle, whereas the British are more concerned with the total patient care before the extrication.

Hands that had made futile attempts at extrication, now linked behind his neck.

Most thoughts of violent extrication from the sad situation had slipped their minds.

A delicate approach is needed to minimize injury to the victim during the extrication.

This became common use for extrication of patients.

The plots of the books invariably turn on extrication from some jam or predicament.

The basic extrication process consists of, but is not limited to, six steps:

This position reduces the possibility of additional injuries to these regions during extrication.

In present circumstances, when a covert extrication has gone sour, it's the only way to get close enough to do her any good."

But some kind of phased extrication is a less dangerous option than staying a disastrous course.

Then there's training for vehicle extrication; it's an art, using the Jaws of Life.

Continued protection of the patient from extrication itself, using hard and soft protection, should be done at all times.

August 14, 2000 a historic vehicle extrication and technical rescue took place on Interstate 595.

Due to the problems associated with extended use, it is designed primarily as an extrication device, especially from vehicles.