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Trauma Shears are a type of scissors used by paramedics, emergency medical technicians, and other emergency services in emergency medical situations.

Overview

Trauma shears are designed to safely cut through clothing and other materials in order to expose a patient's body to allow medical personnel to assess and treat injuries. They are often used in situations where speed and safety are paramount, such as in the aftermath of a car accident or other traumatic event.

Design

The design of trauma shears includes a plastic handle with a metal blade, which is typically bent at a 150-degree angle. This angle allows the shears to be used in a variety of positions and to cut through a variety of materials. The blade is also serrated, which helps to grip the material being cut and prevent slippage.

Use

Trauma shears are used by cutting away from the patient's body, to avoid causing further injury. They are designed to cut through a variety of materials, including denim, leather, and even thin metal. This makes them an essential tool in emergency situations, where removing a patient's clothing or other obstructions quickly and safely can be critical to their survival.

See Also

• Emergency medical services
• Paramedic
• Emergency medical technician
• Scissors

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