Safety
Nature of Call
The Approach
General Impression
The ABC's
100
The danger zone where there are no apparent hazards
What is 50 ft
100
A wound caused by a knife is considered
What is low velocity
100
You do the A-B-C's when your patient is______
What is showing signs of life
100
The tripod position indicates what?
What is difficulty breathing
100
Patient is alert but breathing is inadequate what do you do?
What is ventilations with high concentration oxygen
200
Fuel has been spilled or vehicle is on fire
What is 100 ft
200
A wound caused by a handgun is what type of injury
What is medium velocity
200
You do C-A-B when they appear_______
What is lifeless and has no pulse
200
What is the chief complaint?
What is the reason EMS was called
200
If patient is lifeless(not breathing no pulse) you do what?
What is CPR
300
Another name for standard precautions
What is BSI
300
A wound caused by a high powered assault rifle
What is high velocity
300
What must be done to airway BEFORE ventilating or placing an adjunct
What is suctioning if necessary
300
What is AO X 3
What is Alert and Oriented to person, place, time
300
What is determined after ABC's?
What is patient priority/transport decision
400
A fall greater than____is considered severe for an adult
What is 20 ft
400
An injury that while possible serious does not penetrate the skin
What is blunt trauma
400
The correct order for scene sizeup
What is BSI, scene safety, MOI/NOI, # patients, ALS, C-spine
400
What is AVPU
What is Alert, Verbal, Painful, Unresponsive
400
When opening the airway you suspect trauma you open the airway using_____
What is jaw thrust
500
A fall greater than_____is considered serious for a child under 15
What is 10 feet
500
The best clue about injuries and treatment
What is MOI
500
When found during primary assessment MUST be TREATED IMMEDIATELY
What is life threatening conditions
500
If patient does not respond to verbal or painful stimuli they are considered
What is unresponsive
500
Giving oxygen is determined by what?
What is patient exam and pulse oximetry
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