Dislocated Shoulder Issue - Revision history

Brett Wuth: /* Issue: */

2009-04-01T00:20:32Z

Issue:

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	At the January 2004 Wilderness First Aid course, students were		At the January 2004 Wilderness First Aid course, students were
	taught how to relocate (reduce) a dislocated shoulder.		taught how to relocate (reduce) a dislocated shoulder.

Brett Wuth: DislocatedShoulderIssue moved to Dislocated Shoulder Issue

2009-04-01T00:20:19Z

DislocatedShoulderIssue moved to Dislocated Shoulder Issue

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Brett Wuth: /* 2004-11-02 Referred back to Medical Preplan Committee: */

2009-04-01T00:20:09Z

2004-11-02 Referred back to Medical Preplan Committee:

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	in any change to our present training.		in any change to our present training.

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	Request clarification of relevance of the Wilderness First Aid		Request clarification of relevance of the Wilderness First Aid
	course training ([[WFATrainingRelevanceIssue]]).		course training ([[WFATrainingRelevanceIssue]]).

Brett Wuth: /* 2004-10-26 Recommendation of Medical Preplan Committee: */

2009-04-01T00:19:51Z

2004-10-26 Recommendation of Medical Preplan Committee:

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	taught how to relocate (reduce) a dislocated shoulder.		taught how to relocate (reduce) a dislocated shoulder.

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	Risks associated with attempting to relocate are too great.		Risks associated with attempting to relocate are too great.
	There is not danger to life if the shoulder is not relocated. Even		There is not danger to life if the shoulder is not relocated. Even

Brett Wuth at 13:57, 17 November 2008

2008-11-17T13:57:45Z

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==Issue:==
At the January 2004 Wilderness First Aid course, students were
taught how to relocate (reduce) a dislocated shoulder.

==2004-10-26 Recommendation of Medical Preplan Committee:==
Risks associated with attempting to relocate are too great.
There is not danger to life if the shoulder is not relocated. Even
with the level of training some of us received through the
Wilderness First Aid, the risks associated with attempting such a
procedure are too great and members should NOT attempt it. Our
present level of training does not need to be revisited since under
Standard First Aid, this is not something we should be doing,
therefore, no change needs to take place. One possible exception is
where the dislocation is recurrent. In that case, the victim
usually knows what to do and may ask you to assist. In this case,
you may assist them if they ask for it. Again, that does not result
in any change to our present training.

==2004-11-02 Referred back to Medical Preplan Committee:==
Request clarification of relevance of the Wilderness First Aid
course training ([[WFATrainingRelevanceIssue]]).