Scene Size-up
You perform this to ensure the safety of yourself and your patient
What is scene size up
What 3 things are assessed with the skin
What is color, temperature, and condition
What the "S" in SAMPLE stands for
What is Signs/Symptoms
6 aspects to pain or symptom assessment
What is onset, provocation, quality, radiation, severity, time onset (PQRST)
What you must use before working on any patient
What is PPE/BSI
Where we check pulses in an adult
What is wrist and neck (radial and carotid)
When checking the extremities what 3 assessments are done
What is pulses, motor, and sensory (PMS)
Determining the number of what is important?
What is the number of patients
Checking circulation includes pulses and this
What is looking for bleeding
The vital signs you monitor during the reassessment
What is respiration rate, pulse rate, and blood pressure
What does MOI stand for
What is mechanism of injury
What is an example of additional resources
What is ALS, mercy flight, fire department
The single, critical goal of initial assessment
What is identifying and treating immediate life threatening injuries/illnesses
A medical assessment should take no longer than
What is 10 minutes
What does AVPU stand for
What is Alert, Verbal, Painful, and Unresponsive