In each blank, try to type in the
word that is missing. If you've
typed in the correct word, the
blank will turn green.
If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: PART I Answer: BSI; scene safety; location, TOD, weather, and clues; general impression; age, sex, and weight; ABC's; disability and ; chief complaint; status Question: PART I (ABC's)Answer: ALWAYS done first, no matter what else is on. Question: PART I (airway)Answer: Open or ? Patent or not patent? Question: PART I (breathing)Answer: General rate; tidal volume; audible lung sounds; work of breathing; more : effective of ineffective? Question: PART I (circulation)Answer: PULSE CHECK: radial vs. carotid, general rate, , quality. CAPILLARY REFILL: immediate or delayed. SKINS: temperature, color, moisture. MAJOR BLEEDING: arterial, venous. Question: PART I (intact)Answer: What is ? What is not? What can/do we do? Question: PART I (DE)Answer: : eyes, verbal, motor. EXPOSURE: what do you see? what do we need to see? Question: PART I (c/c)Answer: COMPLAINT: cannot move on without it; sometimes obvious, other times not. Question: PART I (status)Answer: DETERMINE PT : mild, moderate, acute? What is going to help determine this, and why is it important? Question: PART I (assessment/interventions)Answer: ASSESS, INTERVENE, and REASSESS! Give time to work, and then reassess. Question: PART II Answer: OPQRST; BRIM; BRIMCAC; Question: PART II (onset) Answer: Sudden or ? Question: PART II (provocation)Answer: What were they doing when it started? What were they when symptoms/signs began? Question: PART II (quality)Answer: Have THEM describe it; examples only as a last . Question: PART II (region, radiation, reoccurrence, )Answer: REGION: locate pain/symptoms. RADIATION: ask THEM where it travels. REOCCURRENCE: Hx of pain/symptom? What was done for it last time? Seen by MD? Dx? RELIEF: taken anything for relief? Has it itself? What was done in the past for relief? Question: PART II (severity)Answer: 0-10 pain scale; How we can relate it? for Pt not being able to give a # Question: PART II (time)Answer: When did it begin? Put a time of day to it vs how long ago it . Question: PART II (BRIM)Answer: ; Response; I Eyes; Movement/muscle tone/motor; Chest Question: PART II (BRIMCARB)Answer: Breathing; ; I Eyes; Movement/muscle tone/motor; Chest; Abdomen; Refill; BP Question: PART II (GCS)Answer: EYES: spontaneous, verbal, pain, none. VERBAL: oriented, confused, inappropriate, incomprehensible, none. MOTOR: obeys commands, localizes pain, (pain), flexion/decorticate (pain), extension/decerebrate (pain), none. Question: PART Answer: signs; PROBELLS Question: PART III (vital , PROBELLS)Answer: Pulse, Respirations, O2 Saturation, BP, Eyes, Lungs, LOC, Skins. SPECIALIZED VITALS: orthostatic vitals (rough of 20 points in BP or HR indicates volume problem), 12 lead EKG, temperature, blood sugar. EKG, temp and BS not always required. Question: PART Answer: History, Medications, Allergies, SPECIAL QUESTIONS, Pertinent Question: PART Answer: : what will they need? TRANSPORT: where do they need to go and how are they getting there? REASSESS: what needs to be reevaluated; pick top 3. |
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