Primary and secondary assessment of Casuality 11 AEA

Primary assessment includes all of the following except

• wound care

• airway

• breathing

• ciruclation

Secondary assessment does not include washing hands

• True

• False

You determine the presence of breathing by look, listen and feel?

• True

• False

If a patient becomes unresponsive the trainer should

• resume secondary assessment

• resume primary assessment

• complete secondary assessment and then go to primary assessment

• none of the above

When there is a potential for blood exposure the trainer should

• not touch the athlete

• apply gloves

• wipe the blood with a towel

• none of the above

A S.A.M.P.L.E. history helps find the cause of a casualty’s medical illness or traumatic injury.

• True

• False

Being able to assess a casualty’s pulse can alert you to circulation difficulties.

• True

• False

Conscious state, breathing and pulse must be checked at approximately 5-minute intervals.

• True

• False

The acronym ABC’s stand for:

• Airway, Bleeding, Circulation

• Airway, Breathing, Circulation

• Alertness, Breathing, Capillary Refill

• Alertness, Bleeding, Consciousness

____________ is designed to help EMR’s detect and correct all immediate threats to life and size up the scene.

• Scene size-up

• Primary Assessment

• Secondary Assessment

• Reassessment