ATLS Module 1- Initial assessment and
Mgmt
10 second assessment - ANS-Introduce yourself
Ask the affected person their name
Ask the patient what occurred
A decrease in stage of attention can also indicate what? What have to you do? - ANS-may
additionally imply a exchange in cerebral perfusion or a cerebral damage, re-examine the
patient starting at A.
ABCDE if number one survey - ANS-
airway - ANS-
AMPLE records - ANS-A Allergies (to meals, medicinal drug or anything else)
M Medications (OTC, prescription, natural, recreational or
supplemental)
P Past medical records or pregnancy
L Last meal:
Oral intake (what turned into it and while)
Menstrual duration (lady with belly ache) Bowel motion (any affected person with belly ache)
E Events main to the episode/ Environment related to harm
Breathing - ANS-
Circulation - ANS-Assessment of hemodynamics, blood quantity, controlling bleeding.
Disability - ANS-Assess neuro function swiftly
-Level of consciousness
-Pupillary size and reaction
-Lateralizing symptoms
-SPinal wire damage
Exposure - ANS-Completely undress patient, however prevent hypothermia via placing on
warming blankets
Hospital Phase - ANS-Ensure resusitation vicinity
Airway system
Warmed IV crystalloid solutions
Monitoring devices
Protocol for requesting extra assistance
Transfer Agreements
Prehospital segment - ANS-Airway mx, respiratory assist, manipulate of bleeding and
surprise, immbolization, delivery to nearest suitable facility (with any luck a trauma center)
Primary Survey - ANS-ABCDE with resuscitation adjuncts FG
Secondary Survey - ANS-a head-to-toe physical assessment; a further evaluation of a
affected person to determine the lifestyles of any injuries apart from the ones found in the
primary survey
Trauma participants should wear wellknown precautions - ANS-face mask, eye safety,
water-impervious robe, and gloves
Mgmt
10 second assessment - ANS-Introduce yourself
Ask the affected person their name
Ask the patient what occurred
A decrease in stage of attention can also indicate what? What have to you do? - ANS-may
additionally imply a exchange in cerebral perfusion or a cerebral damage, re-examine the
patient starting at A.
ABCDE if number one survey - ANS-
airway - ANS-
AMPLE records - ANS-A Allergies (to meals, medicinal drug or anything else)
M Medications (OTC, prescription, natural, recreational or
supplemental)
P Past medical records or pregnancy
L Last meal:
Oral intake (what turned into it and while)
Menstrual duration (lady with belly ache) Bowel motion (any affected person with belly ache)
E Events main to the episode/ Environment related to harm
Breathing - ANS-
Circulation - ANS-Assessment of hemodynamics, blood quantity, controlling bleeding.
Disability - ANS-Assess neuro function swiftly
-Level of consciousness
-Pupillary size and reaction
-Lateralizing symptoms
-SPinal wire damage
Exposure - ANS-Completely undress patient, however prevent hypothermia via placing on
warming blankets
Hospital Phase - ANS-Ensure resusitation vicinity
Airway system
Warmed IV crystalloid solutions
Monitoring devices
Protocol for requesting extra assistance
Transfer Agreements
Prehospital segment - ANS-Airway mx, respiratory assist, manipulate of bleeding and
surprise, immbolization, delivery to nearest suitable facility (with any luck a trauma center)
Primary Survey - ANS-ABCDE with resuscitation adjuncts FG
Secondary Survey - ANS-a head-to-toe physical assessment; a further evaluation of a
affected person to determine the lifestyles of any injuries apart from the ones found in the
primary survey
Trauma participants should wear wellknown precautions - ANS-face mask, eye safety,
water-impervious robe, and gloves
