Weevac 6
Weevac 6
Weevac 6 (pronounced: wee-vak six) is a portable emergency evacuation device specifically designed for the safe and efficient transport of non-ambulatory patients during a crisis situation.
Etymology
The term "Weevac 6" is a combination of the words "wee" (small) and "evac" (short for evacuation), indicating its primary function. The number "6" refers to the model number of the device.
Description
The Weevac 6 is a compact, lightweight device that can be easily carried by a single person. It is designed to accommodate patients of all ages and sizes, including infants, children, and adults. The device is made from durable, fire-retardant materials and is equipped with multiple handles for easy lifting and carrying.
The Weevac 6 is designed to be used in a variety of emergency situations, including fire, earthquake, and flood. It can also be used in hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities for the safe evacuation of patients during a disaster.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Weevac 6
- Wikipedia's article - Weevac 6
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