Initial management of a major incident Flashcards

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outline methane

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ū Major incident declaration.
ū Exact location of incident.
ū Type of incident.
ū Hazards (significant) identified.
ū Access and egress.
ū Number (estimated) of patients.
ū Emergency services already present and extra resources required.

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2
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status zero means

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dead, black/white

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3
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status one means

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immediate/red

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4
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status two means

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urgent/orange/yellow

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5
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status three and four

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delayed, green

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6
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verification of death criteria

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a) There must be no signs of breathing for one minute, and
b) There must be no palpable central pulse, and
c) There must be no audible heart sounds, and
d) The pupils must be dilated and unreactive to light.

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what must be done after the verification of death criteria has been met

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  • After ten minutes all the above examinations (a-d) must be repeated and at this time a 3 lead ECG must show asystole. Document this as the time of death.
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