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BLEEDING CONTROL/SHOCK MANAGEMENT - PPE Apply direct pressure to wound (Examiner will state the wound is still bleeding) Apply tourniquet (Examiner will state patient is showing signs/symptoms of hypoperfusion/shock) Properly position the patient (supine with legs elevated) Administer high-flow O₂ Initiate steps to prevent heat loss (blankets under and on top) Indicate the need for immediate transport MEDICAL - 1. SCENE SIZE-UP BSI/PPE Scene safe MOI/NOI # of patients ALS backup Consider c-spine 2. PRIMARY SURVEY/RESUSC. General impression AVPU/LOC Chief complaint/apparent life threats Airway: open & assess, insert adjunct Breathing: assess, assure adequate ventilation, O₂ therapy if necessary, manage any injury compromising breathing Circulation: check pulse, assess skin, assess and control major bleeding, initiate shock management if indicatedIdentify patient priority level/make transport decision 2. PRIMARY SURVEY/RESUSC. General impression AVPU/LOC Chief complaint/apparent life threats Airway: open & assess, insert adjunct Breathing: assess, assure adequate ventilation, O₂ therapy if necessary, manage any injury compromising breathing Circulation: check pulse, assess skin, assess and control major bleeding, initiate shock management if indicated Identify patient priority level/make transport decision 3. HISTORY TAKING Obtain baseline vitals (BP, P, & RR) Obtain SAMPLE history 4. SECONDARY ASSESSMENT/DCAP-BTLS Head: Inspect/palpate scalp & ears, eyes, mouth, nose, and facial area Neck: Check tracheal position, jugular veins, palpate c-spine Chest: Inspect, palpate, and auscultate chest Abdomen/Pelvis: Inspect & palpate abdomen + pelvis, verbalize assessment of genitalia if needed Lower extremities: Inspect, palpate, and check PMS Upper extremities: Inspect, palpate, and check PMS Posterior thorax/lumbar/buttocks: Inspect and palpate Manage secondary injuries and wounds appropriately 5. REASSESSMENT Indicate how and when to reassess patient 3. HISTORY TAKING OPQRST & any clarifying questionsSAMPLE 4. SECONDARY ASSESSMENT Assess affected body part/system Cardiovascular, pulmonary, neurological, musculoskeletal, integumentary, GI/GU, reproductive, psychological/social 5. VITAL SIGNS BP, pulse, respiration rate and quality State field impression (armchair diagnosis/ddx) Verbalize interventions/treatment 6. REASSESSMENT

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NREMT Psychomotor Exam

BLEEDING CONTROL/SHOCK MANAGEMENT - PPE

Apply direct pressure to wound

(Examiner will state the wound is still bleeding)

Apply tourniquet

(Examiner will state patient is showing signs/symptoms of hypoperfusion/shock)

Properly position the patient (supine with legs elevated)

Administer high-flow O₂

Initiate steps to prevent heat loss (blankets under and on top)

Indicate the need for immediate transport



MEDICAL - 1. SCENE SIZE-UP

BSI/PPE

Scene safe

MOI/NOI

# of patients

ALS backup

Consider c-spine

2. PRIMARY SURVEY/RESUSC.

General impression

AVPU/LOC

Chief complaint/apparent life threats

Airway: open & assess, insert adjunct

Breathing: assess, assure adequate ventilation, O₂ therapy if necessary, manage any injury compromising
breathing

Circulation: check pulse, assess skin, assess and control major bleeding, initiate shock management if
indicated

, Identify patient priority level/make transport decision



2. PRIMARY SURVEY/RESUSC.

General impression

AVPU/LOC

Chief complaint/apparent life threats

Airway: open & assess, insert adjunct

Breathing: assess, assure adequate ventilation, O₂ therapy if necessary, manage any injury compromising
breathing

Circulation: check pulse, assess skin, assess and control major bleeding, initiate shock management if
indicated

Identify patient priority level/make transport decision

3. HISTORY TAKING

Obtain baseline vitals (BP, P, & RR)

Obtain SAMPLE history

4. SECONDARY ASSESSMENT/DCAP-BTLS

Head: Inspect/palpate scalp & ears, eyes, mouth, nose, and facial area

Neck: Check tracheal position, jugular veins, palpate c-spine

Chest: Inspect, palpate, and auscultate chest

Abdomen/Pelvis: Inspect & palpate abdomen + pelvis, verbalize assessment of genitalia if needed

Lower extremities: Inspect, palpate, and check PMS

Upper extremities: Inspect, palpate, and check PMS

Posterior thorax/lumbar/buttocks: Inspect and palpate

Manage secondary injuries and wounds appropriately

5. REASSESSMENT

Indicate how and when to reassess patient



3. HISTORY TAKING

OPQRST & any clarifying questions

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