What kind of rescue tool was used to haul the victim up?

The Stokes Basket is specifically designed for the safe transport of patients in rescue operations, particularly in challenging environments like mountainous terrains or during high-angle rescues. It provides a rigid structure that can be easily hoisted or lowered, allowing rescuers to safely bring victims up or down while keeping them secure and stable. The basket's design accommodates the need for both carrying and lifting, making it an ideal choice for hauling victims during emergencies.

In contrast, the rescue rope may be used in tandem with various devices but, on its own, does not provide a means to secure a victim for transport. A chair lift, although useful for assisting individuals in certain situations, is not typically used in rescue scenarios and does not offer the necessary support for those requiring medical attention. The medical stretcher is primarily designed for flat surface transport and does not have the features necessary for hauling victims in vertical situations. Hence, the Stokes Basket is the best option for this context.