Scene Survey
What is EMCCCCAP?
The lowest pressure on the Oxygen gauge that you can still use.
What is 1000 psi?
The first thing you do in the primary assessment.
What is the chief complaint / general impression?
Specific part of SAMPLE under which a sore throat falls.
What is a symptom?
The meaning of Mechanism of Injury.
What is how the patient was injured?
Maximum flow rate for a nasal cannula.
What is 6 L/min?
The amount of time spent on the rapid body survey.
What is 30 seconds (approximately)?
Difference between time and onset of injury.
What is the immediacy with which the pain came on for onset, and the period of time the pain has lasted for time?
The patient is unconscious. How do you learn more about the injury?
What is asking bystanders?
Breathing rates for which Oxygen should be administered.
What is above 24 breaths/min and below 8 breaths/min?
This might be done early in the primary assessment if a diabetic emergency is suspected.
What is smelling the patients breath?
Patient claims not moving their hut wrist makes it feel better. In OPQRST, this is an example of:
What is palliation?