START Me Up
Tag, You're It!
Scene Commander
RPM Madness
Triage Tricky
100

The “R” in START stands for this.

What is rapid?

100

The color tag for “walking wounded.”

What is Green?

100

This person is in charge of the entire MCI scene.

Who is the Incident Commander?

100

A cap refill over this number of seconds is concerning.

What is 2 seconds?

100

The full name of the START system.

What is Simple Triage and Rapid Treatment?

200

The first step when you encounter a non-breathing patient.

What is open the airway?

200

The color tag for someone unresponsive and not breathing, even after airway repositioning.

What is Black?

200

The area where ambulances are staged during an MCI.

What is the staging area?

200

A patient with RR <30, cap refill <2 sec, and follows commands gets this tag.

What is Yellow?

200

The term for grouping patients by severity of injury.

What is triage?

300

This is the age range where JumpSTART should be used.

What is 1–8 years old?

300

This tag color is used for delayed treatment of serious, but not immediately life-threatening injuries.

What is Yellow?

300

The command system used during MCIs.

What is the Incident Command System (ICS)?

300

Mental status is assessed by checking this.

What is ability to follow commands?

300

These visual aids are often placed on the ground to organize patients by priority.

What are triage tarps?

400

The respiration rate cutoff that makes a patient RED.

What is >30 breaths per minute?

400

This color tag is given to a patient with cap refill >2 sec and cannot follow commands.

What is Red?

400

This officer is responsible for assigning triage tags.

Who is the Triage Officer?

400

A child apneic with a pulse gets how many rescue breaths before tag assignment?

What are 5 rescue breaths?

400

This pediatric triage system is based on START but adapted for age.

What is JumpSTART?

500

START triage uses these 3 assessments.

What are Respiration, Perfusion, and Mental Status?

500

The four START triage colors.

What are Red, Yellow, Green, and Black?

500

The first action an EMT should take upon arriving at an MCI.

What is ensure scene safety and report to command?

500

This combination of RPM findings results in a Red tag.

What is: RR >30 or cap refill >2 sec or cannot follow commands?

500

This must happen before START triage begins.

What is scene safety and initial size-up?

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