Trauma Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

What does SCENE stand for

A

S - safety
C - cause
E - Environment
N - number of patients
E - extra resources may be needed

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2
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What do you within the safety assessment

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Dynamic risk assessment
Equipment Needed
if PPE is required
Do not rush in if not safe

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3
Q

What to do within the cause assessments

A

Mechanism of injury and what has caused the injury

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4
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What to do within the environment assessment

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Complications or risk from the environment
Difficulties
Risk to the patient

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5
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What to within the number of patients assessment

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How many patients
Any have wandered or hidden from view

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6
Q

What to within the extra resources needed

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Additional ambulances
Specialist or advanced medical such as HART or advanced practitioner
Police
Fire and Rescue service
request back up early

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7
Q

what is the primary survey mnemonic for trauma

A

Catastrophic hemorrhage
Airway and consider c –spine
Breathing
Circulation
Disability
Exposure and examine

and always check danger and response

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8
Q

what is catastrophic hemorrhage

A

life threatening external haemorrhage.This can cause death priority

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9
Q

What is airway

A

Airway with C-Spine consideration. if significant blunt trauma MILLS should be applied

secreted airway priority
6 over c-spine

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10
Q

What are the airway care steps

A
  • airway inspection
  • airway clearance
  • Airway opening
  • Airway adjuncts
  • Advanced airway management
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11
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What do you do within breathing

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Administer high flow oxygen look at spo2,rate and depth examine neck and chest if breathing issues

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12
Q

How would you mange DIB

A

positioning
apply appropriate dressing

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13
Q

What do you look in circulation

A

Pulse rate.,rhythm pallor,cap refill,external or internal bleeding.in trauma check distal ito injury
take maunel blood pressure

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14
Q

where is the most common sites for blood loss

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Floor,chest,pelvis

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15
Q

what are the most common cause of shock

A

Hypovolaemia,Cardiogenic,obstructive,neurogenic

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16
Q

what are the signs of shock

A

Tachycardia
Tachypnoea
clammy skin
pallor skin

17
Q

What do you do within disability

A

AVPU
pupillary size and respince
GCS
Blood glucose

18
Q

What do you do within the exposure primary assessment

A

full exposure - patient dignity

19
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the head

A

Look - wounds,PEARL,Cyanosis,blood in mouth,Battle signs

Feel - facial injuries,depression very gently

and listen to airways and breathing issues

20
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the head and spine

A

kintetics of injury - hyper extension of neck,direction of force on head,neck and spine

21
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the chest

A

Inspect,Palpate,Percuss,
Ausculate look for any wounds,bruising

22
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the back

A

Don’t forget to look at the back which consists of the base of the skull to the bottom if spinal cord injury monitor vital signs, especially BP

23
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the abdomen

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Inspect, Auscultate,palpate, and percuss looking for bruising,scars and palpating to see if guarding and rigidity

24
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the pelvis

A

mechanism of injury will indicate if there is a pelvis injury look and gently feel if there is any tenderness,PR/PV bleed or shorting/roatation of the legs

25
Q

what to look at in secondary assessment for the legs and arms

A

check for movement,sensation and circulation

26
Q

What does the nemonic CABCDE stand for

A

Catastrophic haemorrhage
Airway