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6. Patient Assessment. ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Objectives. Six Phases of Patient Assessment ABCDE Primary Survey Secondary Assessment Four Vital Signs Medical History. ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Phases of Patient Assessment. Pre-arrival Scene Survey Primary Assessment
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6 Patient Assessment
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTObjectives • Six Phases of Patient Assessment • ABCDE Primary Survey • Secondary Assessment • Four Vital Signs • Medical History
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTPhases of Patient Assessment • Pre-arrival • Scene Survey • Primary Assessment • Secondary Assessment • Vital Signs • Patient History
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTScene Survey • Hazards • Mechanism of Injury • Summon Backup as Needed • Locate Patients
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT • What are “Universal Precautions?” • When are they initiated?
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT “ABCs” vs. “ABCDEs” What is the “Goal” of the Primary Assessment?
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT • Airway • Breathing • CardiovascularFunction • Disability(Neurological Exam) • Expose
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Look Airway Listen Feel Look Breathing Listen Feel
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Look CirculationListen Function Feel Look Disability Listen Feel (AVPU) Look Expose Listen Feel
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Differences In Primary Survey Of “Trauma” vs. “Medical” Patients
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT “Trauma” vs. “Medical” Patients When is Treatment Initiated?
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Stabilization vs. “Load and Go” ?
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTSecondary Assessment • Inspection • Palpation • Auscultation • Percussion • Head-to-Toe Exam
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTHead & Face • Battle’s Sign • Raccoon Eyes • Dysconjugate Gaze • Doll’s Eye Response
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTChest • Stridor • Rhonchi • Wheezes • Rales
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTAbdomen • Cullen’s Sign • Grey Turner’s Sign • Rebound Tenderness • Ascites
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTCompromised Limb Findings • Absent Pulse • Cyanosis • Limb Cool • Slow/Absent Capillary Refill
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENT Repeat Neurological Exam Why? Alert & Oriented x 3 Glasgow Coma Scale
ADVANCED PATIENT ASSESSMENTVital Signs • Blood Pressure • Pulse • Respirations • “Skin Vitals”