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SCENE SIZE-UP 1.
- 1. BSI
- 2. SCENE SAFETY
- 3. ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
- 4. NUMBER OF PATIENTS
- 5. NATURE OF INJURY
- 6. SPECIAL EQUIPMENT
- 7. ADDITIONAL BSI ?
- 8. RULE OUT C-SPINE
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PRIMARY ASSESSMENT 2.
- 1. GENERAL IMPRESSION - mild/ mod./severe ?
- 2. RAPPORT: permission to treat
- 3. IDENTIFY & MANAGE LIFE TREATS
- 4. A- AVPU alert ,verbal,, painful stim unresponsive
- 5. A- AIRWAY PATENT
- 6. B- BREATHING, rate, rhythm, quality, tidal vol
- 2 quick lung sounds, oxygen, BVM
- 7. C- PULSE- rate, rhythm, quality
- SKIN- color, temp, moisture. control bleeding
- 8. D- DISABILITIES OF DEFORMITY
- 9. E- EXPOSE- CHIEF COMPLANT AREA
- 10. F- FIELD IMPRESSION
- 11. G- GO priority patient. Transport decision,
- ALS, Ambulance of Air Squad, Destination
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SECONDARY ASSESSMENT
- 1. RAPID ASSESSMENT OF BODY PARTS
- associated with chief complant
- 2. OPQRST
- 3. SAMPLE- Signs, Allergies, Meds, Pertinent history
- Last oral intake, Events leading up to.
- 4.VITAL SIGNS- BP, Pulse, RR, Skins, Pain scale
- 5. A&O X3, GCS, PUPILS
- 6. DETAILED Physical Exam of body parts
- related to Chief Complant.
- 7. Lung Sounds X 6 fields.
- 8. VERBALIZE TREATMENT
- 9. NITRO, EPI PEN, BRONCHODILATOR
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MEDICATION ADMINISTRATON
- 1. IS THE MED- PRESCRIBED BY DOC.
- PRESCRIBED FOR PATIENT
- 2. INDICATIONS- Specific to the Med.
- 3. CONTRAINDICATIONS- Specific to the Med.
- 4. DICE- Drug Name, Integrity
- Clarity/Concentration, Expiration Date
- 5. PREPARE MEDICATION- Specific to Med.
- 6. ADMINISTER AS DIRECTED- Specific Med
- 7. EVALUATE PATIENT RESPONSE
- 8. Respiratory, Cardiac, Mental Status, Vital Signs
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ONGOING ASSESSMENT
- 1. REPEAT EVERY 5 MINUTES
- 2. PRIMARY ASSESSMENT
- 3. SECONDARY ASSESSMENT & VITALS
- 4. COMPARE BASELINE RESULTS
- 5. EVALUATE RESPONSE TO TREATMENT
- 6. DOCUMENT/REPORT
- 7. ASSESSMENT FINDINGS BEFORE &
- AFTER DRUG ADMIN.
- 8. DRUG- name, dose, route, site, time
- 9. WHO GAVE THE DRUG? REPEAT DOSE?
- 10. PATIENTS RESPONSE
- 11. Respiratory, Cardiac, Mental Status, Vital Signs
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