Patient Handling and Logrolling To safely manage a patient with potential spinal injuries, the team leader must determine the appropriate time to perform a logroll maneuver to examine the back and remove the backboard. This procedure requires strict coordination to maintain spinal alignment. One individual is assigned specifically to restrict head and neck motion, while others positioned on one side of the torso manually prevent the chest or abdomen from sagging, bending laterally, flexing, extending, or undergoing segmental rotation. Additional personnel are responsible for moving the legs and physically removing the backboard.

Fluid Resuscitation and Shock Management When active hemorrhage is not evident, clinicians must distinguish between hypovolemic shock