Don't make a scene
Spell it out
Human Body Classified Adds
Into the Medi-Verse
Complicated
100

Your first responsibility at any scene is the safety of...

Yourself

100

SAMPLE

Signs and Symptoms, Allergies, Medications, Past pertinent history, Last oral intake, Events leading up too

100

Available for immediate occupancy: A pair of respiratory organs; Lobes and Alveoli included.  Perfect Oxygen starter home.  

Lungs

100

This object is placed on a finger to measure the level of oxygen this in the blood.


Pulse-ox(imeter)  

100

Hemmorhage

To bleed profusely

200

When first on scene don't for get to consider this.  You don't want your patient to get all bent out of shape.

Stabilization of the spine or C-spine

200

AVPU

Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive

200

Longest bone in the body seeks calcium supply for osteoporosis prevention.  Thick thighs welcome.

Femur

200

A blood pressure has 2 parts.  The Systolic or top number and the bottom number or this.

Diastolic

200

Auscultate

Listen

300

When responding to a scene you will have to determine the NOI or MOI.  What do these mean?

Mechanism or injury and Nature of illness.

300

DCAP-BTLS

Deformities, Contusions, Abrasions, Penetrations, -- Burns, Tenderness, Lacerations, Swelling

300

Useless organ seeks purpose; recently evicted following removal from lower right abdomen.

Appendix

300

Name the 5 divisions of the spine

Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacral and Coccyx

300

Syncope

To faint or lose consciousness

400

When a scene becomes dangerous the EMS crew will have to find the closest exit.  This is also called:

Egress

400

PPE

Personal Protective Equipment

400

Hollow tube-like structure seeking late night snacks for travel to the stomach.  Disclaimer: Upstairs neighbor can be a bit rigid.  

Esophogus
400

If your patient has spurting bright red blood, its coming from this large vessel.

Artery

400

Epistaxis

Nosebleed

500

If your responding to a car accident, its important to not skip this step in the scene size-up.  You could have your hands full.

Determines number of patients

500

OPQRST

Onset, Provovation, Quality, Radiation, Severity, Time

500

Sticky yellow-green digestive fluid seeks transit from Liver to Gallbladder.  Proficient in fat production.

Bile

500

This organ is responsible for the production of insulin.

Pancreas

500

Sphygmomanometer

 Blood pressure cuff

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