EMR BC Provincial Licensing Exam
Minor wound care
Traumatic injury management
Packaging and treatments Fracture management
Spinal management
Burn management
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 4 Patient's eyes open simultaneously
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 3 Patient's eyes open to a verbal command
Patient's eyes open only to painful stim-
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 2
ulus
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 1 No response
Verbal response (GCS) score of 5 Patient is able to communicate clearly
Verbal response (GCS) score of 4 Patient is confused but understandable
Patient responds with simple of inappro-
Verbal response (GCS) score of 3
priate words
Patients response is unintelligible or in-
Verbal response (GCS) score of 2
comprehensible
Verbal response (GCS) score of 1 Patient is unresponsive
Patient is able to obey simple motor com-
Motor response (GCS) score of 6
mands
Motor response (CGS) score of 5 Patient is able to localize pain
Motor response (GCS) score of 4 Patient withdraws from a painful stimuli
Decorticate: patients body flexes inap-
Motor response (GCS) score of 3
propriately to painful stimuli
Decerebrate: Patients body becomes
Motor response (GCS) score of 2 rigid in an extended position to painful
stimuli
Motor response (GCS) score of 1 No response
finger sweep
If airway is not maintained suction
recovery position
When can you remove and impaled ob-
ject?
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If it obstructs the airway, is in the cheek
or general chest area if patient requires
CPR
Thermal and radiation burn intervention cool with saline for 1-2 minutes
Chemical burn intervention flush/cool with saline for 20 minutes
manual stabilization
cut and expose
Fractures in stable patients
control bleed (if necessary)
assess CMS
mid 1/3 femur ONLY
Size
Thigh strap
Ankle straps
SAGER traction splint Padding
Lbs -check for pulse
Elevate/elastic straps -check for pulse
Strap + reassess traction -check for
pulse
manual stabilization, cut and expose,
control bleed, assess CMS
if pale, cool and pulseless long bones
Fractures in unstable patients realign to anatomical
if pulse returns consider patient is now
stable
if pulse does not return transport as RTC
rolled blanket between legs
3 sets of straps around pelvis, top of
superior strap should be just inferior to
Packaging pelvis for transport
iliac crest
1 set securing femurs
1 set securing tibia/fibula
pad in position of comfort
Packaging hip fracture(s)/ dislocation for
secure injured limb to uninjured with zap
transport
straps and blankets
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Minor wound care
Traumatic injury management
Packaging and treatments Fracture management
Spinal management
Burn management
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 4 Patient's eyes open simultaneously
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 3 Patient's eyes open to a verbal command
Patient's eyes open only to painful stim-
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 2
ulus
Eye-opening response (GCS) score of 1 No response
Verbal response (GCS) score of 5 Patient is able to communicate clearly
Verbal response (GCS) score of 4 Patient is confused but understandable
Patient responds with simple of inappro-
Verbal response (GCS) score of 3
priate words
Patients response is unintelligible or in-
Verbal response (GCS) score of 2
comprehensible
Verbal response (GCS) score of 1 Patient is unresponsive
Patient is able to obey simple motor com-
Motor response (GCS) score of 6
mands
Motor response (CGS) score of 5 Patient is able to localize pain
Motor response (GCS) score of 4 Patient withdraws from a painful stimuli
Decorticate: patients body flexes inap-
Motor response (GCS) score of 3
propriately to painful stimuli
Decerebrate: Patients body becomes
Motor response (GCS) score of 2 rigid in an extended position to painful
stimuli
Motor response (GCS) score of 1 No response
finger sweep
If airway is not maintained suction
recovery position
When can you remove and impaled ob-
ject?
1/9
, EMR BC Provincial Licensing Exam
If it obstructs the airway, is in the cheek
or general chest area if patient requires
CPR
Thermal and radiation burn intervention cool with saline for 1-2 minutes
Chemical burn intervention flush/cool with saline for 20 minutes
manual stabilization
cut and expose
Fractures in stable patients
control bleed (if necessary)
assess CMS
mid 1/3 femur ONLY
Size
Thigh strap
Ankle straps
SAGER traction splint Padding
Lbs -check for pulse
Elevate/elastic straps -check for pulse
Strap + reassess traction -check for
pulse
manual stabilization, cut and expose,
control bleed, assess CMS
if pale, cool and pulseless long bones
Fractures in unstable patients realign to anatomical
if pulse returns consider patient is now
stable
if pulse does not return transport as RTC
rolled blanket between legs
3 sets of straps around pelvis, top of
superior strap should be just inferior to
Packaging pelvis for transport
iliac crest
1 set securing femurs
1 set securing tibia/fibula
pad in position of comfort
Packaging hip fracture(s)/ dislocation for
secure injured limb to uninjured with zap
transport
straps and blankets
2/9
