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\nAVPU(Note any changes)  \n1.SCENE SIZE-UP-BSI-Scene Safe  \n-Re-Assess Airway  \nStill Patent  \n-Re-Assess Breathing  \n# 2.INITIAL ASSESSMENT\n\nAsses Rate,Adjust oxygen treatment as needed  \n-Form your General Impression-Take C-Spine-Assess Mental StatusAVPU(Alert,Verbal,Painful,Unresponsive)-Assess Airway (patent)  \n-Re-Assess Circulation  \nStill present,Bleeding controlled,  \nNote skin assessment(color;temp,condition)  \n-Re-Assess Head  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nSpecial attention to:Eyes=PEARL,Ears &Nose=noblood/csf  \nPEARL-pupils equal and reactive to light  \nHead-tilt,chin lift or Jaw Thrust,Suction,Consider OPA-Assess BreathingRate(\u003C8,>24)-“ifit's under8,ventilate-If its more than 24,ventilate some more”,Cyanosis =BVM,Oxygen(BVMINRB@15L)-Assess CirculationPresent/not (CPR-AED).Major bleeding(Direct pressure-glovedhcnd)Skin(Color;temperature,condition)-Transport Decision  \n-Re-Assess the Neck  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nJVD(Note it-Shock),Stoma(Suction Mucus Plug)  \nTracheal Deviation(Note it-Collapsed Lung)  \nMedical Tags,Subcutcneous Emphysema(Noteit-Damaged Aiway)  \nCannot assess posterior of neck(Leave C-Collar On)  \n-Re-Assess the Chest  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nLung Sounds(Note it-Noisy),Equal Rise &Fall  \nParadoxical movement(tx=bulky dressing)  \nLoad&Go-or-Stay&Play-MOI+InitialAssessment=Priorities3.FOCUS HISTORY&PHYSICAL EXAM(Rapid Trauma Assessment)-Consider ALStx=control arterial orvenous bleedingfound in RAPID with direct pressuredry sterile dressing)-Assess the HeadDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation-Assess the NeckDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nSucking chest wound(tx=occlusive dressing-taped on 3 sides)  \n-Re-Assess the Abdomen  \nDCAP-BTLS  \nEvisceration(tx=Moist sterile dressing with occlusion dressing)  \nPalpate all 4 quadrants (Painful-last)Colostomy(Note it)  \nFimness,Tendemess,Rebound Tendemess,Distension(Note it-Shock)  \n-Re-Assess the Pelvis  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nStability(Push in and down),Priapism(Note it-Spine Injury  \n-Re-Assess the Extremities (Legs First)  \nJVD(Note it-Shock),Stoma (Suction Mucus Plug)Tracheal Deviation(Note it-Collapsed Lung)  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nMSP's(Motor;Sensory,Pulse),Capillary Refill  \nMedical Tags,Subcutaneous Emphysema(Note it-Dcmaged Aimway)Apply a C-Collar-Assess the ChestDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \n-Cannot assess the Posterior  \nDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nPlace onabackboard/Head blocked last,Placed in the Squad  \nLung Sounds (Note it-Noisy),Equal Rise &FallParadoxical movement (tx=bulky dressing)  \n-Second Set of Vitals  \nSucking chest wound(tx=occlusive dressing-taped on 3 sides)-Assess the AbdomenDCAP-BTLS  \n5.0NGOING ASSESSMENT  \n-Re-Assess Mental Status  \nEvisceration(tx=Moist sterile dressing with occlusion dressing)Palpate all 4 quadrants (Painful-last),Colostomy(Note it)Fimness,Tendemess,Rebound Tendemess,Distension(Note it-Shock)-Assess the PelvisDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \n-Re-Assess Airway Suction as needed to maintain patent  \n-Re-Assess Breathing oxygen switched to main  \n-Re-Assess Circulation Bleeding still controlled  \nStability(Push in and down)Priapism(Note it-Spine Injury-Assess the Extremities (Legs First)DCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \n-Look for TRENDS Note improvements &deteriorations  \n-Adjust Treatment to the TRENDS  \nMSP's (Motor;Sensory,Pulse),Capillary Refill-Log RollDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation-Assess the PosteriorDCAP-BTLS/Crepitation  \nREMEMBER  \nD-deformities  \nmedical  \nassessment  \nC-contusions  \nTOALWAYS  \nA-abrasions  \nVERBALIZE  \nO-onset  \nP-punctures  \nWHATYOU  \nP-provocation  \nQ-quality  \nARE DOING  \nB-burns  \nR-radiation  \nWHILEYOU  \nPlace onabackboard/Head blocked last,Placed in the Squad-Assess Baseline Vitals &SAMPLE History  \nT-tenderness  \nS-severity  \nARE DOING  \nL-lacerations  \nT-time  \nIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  \nS-swelling","cbCaibcE6IKL7p80","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibcE6IKL7p80","pdf",559787,"English","# 4. 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