'Secondary assessment' presentation slideshows

Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Face and Neck Injuries. Introduction (1 of 2). Face and neck are vulnerable to injury Relatively unprotected positions on body Soft-tissue injuries and fractures are common and vary in severity. Some injuries are life-threatening.

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Bleeding and Soft Tissue Trauma

Bleeding and Soft Tissue Trauma. Chapter 28. Objectives. Discuss External Bleeding Discuss Internal Bleeding Discuss Factors that may Increase bleeding Cover Hemorrhagic Shock Learn about Soft Tissue Trauma Closed and Open Discuss Bandages and Dressing. External Bleeding - Severity.

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Assessment of the Trauma Patient

15. Assessment of the Trauma Patient. Objectives. Cover the assessment of the trauma patient. Relate the importance of using the physiologic status of the patient to determine stability. Incorporate primary, secondary, and reassessment phase findings into the patient ' s clinical status.

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Assessment of the Trauma Patient

15. Assessment of the Trauma Patient. Objectives. Cover the assessment of the trauma patient. Relate the importance of using the physiologic status of the patient to determine stability. Incorporate primary, secondary, and reassessment phase findings into the patient ' s clinical status.

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GERIATRIC PATIENTS

LESSON 22. GERIATRIC PATIENTS. Introduction. Older adults are an increasingly large proportion of American population Have more chronic health conditions that may lead to an emergency Much emergency care given to geriatric patients

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Outdoor Emergency Care

Outdoor Emergency Care. -wrap up. Class Tonight. The Big Picture. Advanced Patient Assessment. Packaging Transportation. Experience Confidence in applying skills. Advanced Patient Assessment. Rescuer Readiness Scene Survey & Environmental Safety Primary Assessment

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Trauma Management

Trauma Management. By: Michael Putnam RN Adapted from ENA; TNCC. Overview. Trauma patients are treated very differently depending on the type hospital you are in People usually attend to the most graphic of injuries first This often lead to other more serious injuries being missed.

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Concussions: Recognition, Assessment, Management, & Return to Play Guidelines

Concussions: Recognition, Assessment, Management, & Return to Play Guidelines. Stan Skolfield, ATC, CSCS. My Background. Athletic Trainer/Strength Coach with 20 years experience USM, Boston Red Sox, various high schools Covered almost every sport

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Secondary Assessment

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Hematology: Blood Disorders

31. Hematology: Blood Disorders. Sickle Cell Disease. Not a common reason for a chief complaint in EMS. Incidence does increase in certain ethnicities. Sickle cell occurs in about 1 out of every 400 African Americans. Pathophysiology. Components of the blood Plasma Red blood cells

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CSI 102 Skills Lab 5

CSI 102 Skills Lab 5. Emergency Assessment Daryl P. Lofaso, M.Ed, RRT. Initial Assessment Guide. Primary Assessment Observational Assessment Appearance, WOB, and Circulation Intervention to any life-threatening condition Secondary Assessment (Serial) Vital Signs GCS.

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Patient assessment

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