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1. Name some
things that 6. Blood sweep checklist pneu- monic?
must be
assessed in
the Scene
Survey
2. What are the
are four effec-
tive survey
tech- niques
during Patient
Assess- ment
in the
wilderness
3. The
Assessment of
a Patient in the
Wilderness
4. Very first step
in the Primary
Sur- vey?
5. Primary
Survey
pneumonic?
1/
170
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-Is the scene safe? (wild (also detects deformities)
animals, fast river, etc.)
-How many people have
been injured? [If victims are
conscious, ask them if there
were others involved]
-How they were injured?
[mechanism of injury (MOI)]
-Nature of the illness (NOI)
-Scene Survey
-Primary Survey
-Secondary Survey
-Ongoing Survey
Chapter 1
ask the patient if she/he would
like your help
[Airway should be checked even
if the patient is speaking]
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7. Secondary
Sur- vey
pneumonic?
12. What is the first step after pulling a
drowning per-
8. Ongoing
Survey
pneumonic?
9. Altered
Mental Status
Checklist
pneumonic?
10. Pain
assessment
pneumonic?
11. What is the
re- covery
position?
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( (open their bag a dig for PMH)
m
e
d
i
Check in with the patient often with AVPU
c
i
n
e
=
m
e
d
s
or just use OLDCAARTS
t
h
e
y
'
r the patient is rolled onto his or her left or right side -- extend the patient's
e lower arm and place the upper hand under his or her cheek
t
a
k
Perform rescue breaths if the patient has a pulse.
i
(Since there is no massive hemorrhage, airway and respirations are the
n
next steps for the primary assessment)
g
)
4/
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Actual Complete Exam| Already Graded A+
1. Name some
things that 6. Blood sweep checklist pneu- monic?
must be
assessed in
the Scene
Survey
2. What are the
are four effec-
tive survey
tech- niques
during Patient
Assess- ment
in the
wilderness
3. The
Assessment of
a Patient in the
Wilderness
4. Very first step
in the Primary
Sur- vey?
5. Primary
Survey
pneumonic?
1/
170
, AWLS Exam with All Correct & 100% Verified Answers|
Actual Complete Exam| Already Graded A+
-Is the scene safe? (wild (also detects deformities)
animals, fast river, etc.)
-How many people have
been injured? [If victims are
conscious, ask them if there
were others involved]
-How they were injured?
[mechanism of injury (MOI)]
-Nature of the illness (NOI)
-Scene Survey
-Primary Survey
-Secondary Survey
-Ongoing Survey
Chapter 1
ask the patient if she/he would
like your help
[Airway should be checked even
if the patient is speaking]
2/
170
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Actual Complete Exam| Already Graded A+
7. Secondary
Sur- vey
pneumonic?
12. What is the first step after pulling a
drowning per-
8. Ongoing
Survey
pneumonic?
9. Altered
Mental Status
Checklist
pneumonic?
10. Pain
assessment
pneumonic?
11. What is the
re- covery
position?
3/
170
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Actual Complete Exam| Already Graded A+
( (open their bag a dig for PMH)
m
e
d
i
Check in with the patient often with AVPU
c
i
n
e
=
m
e
d
s
or just use OLDCAARTS
t
h
e
y
'
r the patient is rolled onto his or her left or right side -- extend the patient's
e lower arm and place the upper hand under his or her cheek
t
a
k
Perform rescue breaths if the patient has a pulse.
i
(Since there is no massive hemorrhage, airway and respirations are the
n
next steps for the primary assessment)
g
)
4/
170
