What is the second method of rapid extrication alongside the carry-out technique?

The second method of rapid extrication, alongside the carry-out technique, is the backboard technique. This method is particularly useful in situations where there is a need to immobilize a victim who may have sustained a spinal injury or is otherwise incapacitated. The backboard provides support to the individual while allowing rescuers to quickly and safely move them from a hazardous environment.

Using a backboard helps to minimize movement, thereby reducing the risk of exacerbating any potential injuries. It also facilitates better control during the extraction process, allowing multiple rescuers to work efficiently as a team. The backboard technique is effective in various scenarios, such as vehicle accidents or difficult terrain situations, where rapid and safe removal of the victim is critical.

The other methods, while potentially useful in specific situations, do not serve the same broad purpose as the backboard technique in terms of ensuring spine stability and providing adequate support during rapid extrication.