Basics Flashcards
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Scene safe
BSI/PPE
C-spine
# of Pat
Noi/moi
Additional resources
Primary assessment
General impression
chief complaint
AVPU
LOC-ABC
Life saving treatment
Transport
Secondary assessment
SAMPLE
Body exam (rapid/ focused)
DCAP-BTLS/ OPQRST
baseline vitals- (bp, spo2, BGL, HR, PERRL)
Reassessment- critical (5) stable (15)
Head tilt chin lift
No suspected spinal injury
Modified jaw thrust
Suspected spinal injury/ unconscious
OPA
Oropharyngeal- mouth to ear
Contraindications- intact gag/ conscious
NPA
Nasopharyngeal- nose to ear, width of pinky
Contraindications- severe facial trauma, basilar skull fracture (break in base of skull)
Respiratory rate
RR # of breaths in 1 minute
Tidal volume
TV volume of air in 1 breath
Minute volume
MV
Amount of air moved in one minute
RRxTV= MV
Respiratory rate (double rule)
Adult 12-20
Child 15-30
Infant 25-50
Neonate 30-60
Oxygen therapy
Nasal cannula(NC) 1-6 LMP (24-44%)
Nonrebreather (NRB) 10-15LPM (80-100%)
Bag valve mask (BVM) manual ventilations- apneic (not breathing)
Manual ventilations
Adult 5-6 sec (10-12 BPM)
child 3-4 sec (15-20 BPM)
Heart rate
HR # of beats in 1 min
Stroke volume
SV amount of blood in each beat
Cardiac output
CO amount of blood moved in 1 min
HRxSV=CO
Heart rate (20 bpm rule)
Adult 60-100
Child 80-100
Toddler 100-120
Infant 120-140
Newborn 140-160
Skin condition
Diaphoretic- pale/ cool/ clammy (circulation)
Cyanotic- blue (hypoxia, low o2)
Jaundice- yellow (liver)
SAMPLE
S signs/symptoms (objective/ subjective)
A allergies
M medications
P medical history
L last oral intake/ out
E events leading up to
DCAP-BTLS (soft tissue injuries)
D deformities
C contusions (bruise)
A abrasions (scrapes)
P punctures (penetrative)
B burns
T tenderness
L lacerations (cut)
S swelling
Blood pressure
Pressure of blood against arterial walls
Systolic
During contraction
Diastolic
At rest
Pulse pressure
Difference between systolic and diastolic