Emergency Response Flashcards

1
Q

The Emergency Assessment is divided into which three components?

A
  • Primary
  • Secondary
  • Ongoing
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What is included in the primary assessment?

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Assessment of:

  • ABCs (Airway, Breathing, and Circulation)
  • Identification of severe bleeding
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What is included in the Secondary Assessment?

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A more in-depth examination for further injuries to the neurologic, musculoskeletal and other body systems.

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What is included in the Ongoing Assessment?

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  • The injured athlete is rechecked for any changes in physical or mental status, and adjustments to care are made.
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5
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What are the four basic categories when assessing level of consciousness?

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  • Alert; able to respond
  • Verbal; responds only to verbal commands
  • Painful; responds only to painful stimuli
  • Unresponsive
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What are some key injuries to look for when assessing if the athlete is breathing independently?

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  • Flail Chest
  • Paradoxical Rib Movements
  • Sucking Chest Wound
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What is the first step in assessing an unresponsive athlete?

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  • Determine if the Airway is blocked
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At what points on the athletes body should circulation be assessed?

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  • Carotid on neck

- Radial at wrist

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