Primary/Secondary Survey

What is it called when you check a patient to try to determine if the injuries sustained are life threatening?

• Primary Survery

• Secondary Survey

• Injury Evaluation

• Primary Assessment

How do you open a patient's airway

• Head Tilt - Chin Lift

• Lift the patients head up

• Jaw Thrust

• Reverse Jaw Thrust

A person who is gasping is breathing regularly

• True

• False

Which point in the body is not a common pulse point?

• Carotid

• Brachial

• Anterior Tibialis

• Radial

During a primary survey, if the patient is talking the next step is to what?

• Move on to secondary survery

• Monitor Vitals

• Call EMS

• Complete an injury evaluation

If a patient is prone and their CAB is WNL but they are unconscious, you should do what?

• Log roll them into the supine postition

• begin CPR

• Monitor their vitals while waiting on EMS

• Try to wake them up by shaking them

This is used to determine the extent of an injury

• Primary Survey

• Secondary Survey

• Injury Assesment

• Clinical Evaluation

During a secondary survey, if you discover clear fluid coming from a patients ear, it could be

• blood

• trauma induced

• cerebrospinal fluid

• normal

what is the acronym used to help with the evaluation process

• ABC

• CAB

• HOPS

• RICE

What portion of the evaluation will you discover the MOI

• History

• Observation

• Palpation

• Special Tests