Vital Signs
Patient Packaging
R.I.T
Search & Rescue
100
120/80
What is the normal blood pressure for an adult?
100
Fasten 3 straps with clips. (Not over joints)
How do you package a normal priority 3 patient on a cot?
100
Rapid Intervention Team (Crew)
What is a R.I.T team? (RIC)
200
12-20 bpm
What is the normal respritory rate for an adult?
200
joints above and below the injury.
Always immoblize the _______?
200
Extra bottle, mask and respirator, (RIT pack) tools, flashlight, rope, and radios.
What supplies should the RIT team have with them?
200
Radio, Verbal, Touch
What are three ways to maintain contact?
300
94%
What is the minimum number an adults SPO2 level can be before cause a reason for concern?
300
A closed femur fracture
What injury do you use a traction splint for?
300
New mask, buddy breathing, new respirator, equalizing pressure between bottles.
What are the ways a RIT team can assit a downed firefighter with air supply?
400
sphygmomanometer
What is the device used to read a patients blood pressure?
400
A broken collar bone.
When would you use a triangle bandage?
400
LUNAR or UCAN
What are two acronyms used for calling a mayday?
400
A slower and more thorough search usualy conducted after the fire is extingushed or is under control.
What is a secondary search?
500
80-120 ml/dl
What is the normal range for blood sugar in a adult?
500
Rapid trauma assesment, splinal immoblization, and a log roll
What are three things that need to be done before backboarding your patient?
500
On a tarp
Were should the RIT team place thier tools while staging?
500
A search conducted quickly and thoroughly, remembering to check high and low while searching for the fire.
What is a primary search?
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