Joint Immobilization: EMT Skills for Sprains and Dislocations
When a patient suffers a sprain, strain, or dislocation, proper joint immobilization prevents further injury and reduces pain. In this video, we show how EMTs stabilize joints above and below the injury site using splints and padding. You’ll learn when immobilization is necessary, the steps to apply it safely, and how EMTs check circulation before and after. This essential skill helps protect patients during transport and improves outcomes in the field.

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