Scene
Primary
Secondary
Vital signs
Anatomy
100

We wear this to ensure our safety 

PPE

100

We check a pulse and stop the bleed to assess this part of our ABCs

Circulation

100

S in SAMPLE is

Signs and symptoms 

100

This is a normal respiratory rate. (How many times a person breathes per minute)

12-20

100

This word means higher up or closer to the head

Superior

200

We call this number to ensure help is on the way 

911

200

We perform this exam in order to find any life threatening injuries 

Rapid body survey 

200

This exam is how we find any small injury a person may have 

Head to toe

200

PERRL is used to describe assessment of this body part

Eyes 

200

This word means closer to the feet or lower down 

Inferior 

300

We need to make sure the scene is _______ to make sure we do not get hurt

Safe 

300

We perform a head tilt chin lift to open the ______ 

Airway 

300

E in sample stands for:

Events leading up

300

This is a normal heart rate 

60-100

300

This word means further away from the center of the body

Distal

400

We need to determine the ______ of patients 

Number 

400

This is B in your ABCs 

Breathing 

400

This is used to assess pain 

OPQRST

400

We re assess this by using the AVPU scale 

LOR

400

This word means closer to the center of the body

Proximal

500

This describes how the patient got hurt. (3 words) 

Mechanism of injury 

500

This precaution is taken based on the mechanism of injury 

Spinal motion restriction 

500

We gather these numbers to help us further assess our patient 

Vital signs 

500

This tool tells us how much oxygen is in our body 

Pulse oximeter

500

This word means middle 

Medial

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