A 37 y.o. male does not move during global sorting. He follows commands, is breathing normal, has no major hemorrhage, but has no radial pulse

A mother is looking for her teenage son. She follows commands to move to the treatment area. She has no complaints other than minor cuts and scrapes.

You find a middle aged male that is not moving with a weak carotid pulse and slow, shallow respirations. He is unresponsive with a jagged piece of metal penetrating his left abdomen.

You have an alert 77 y.o. female experiencing chest pain and shortness of breath. She is alert and doesn’t want to walk due to her respiratory distress.

You have a 25 y.o. male with bilateral tib/fib fractures that is unable to walk. He has a strong radial pulse, is breathing normally and has no visible hemorrhage.

You find a 14 y.o. male that is able to follow commands and walk to the treatment area. He has sustained a 5 inch thigh laceration. At this time, the bleeding is controlled and he has a strong radial pulse.

A 42 y.o. female is able to follow commands and walk to the treatment area. She has a strong pulse, no respiratory difficulty and multiple abrasions. There is no major bleeding present.

A mother brings her 10 month old daughter into the treatment area. The child is unresponsive with a large contusion on the back of her head.

An 8 y.o. female is found unresponsive and not breathing. After opening the airway and administering 2 rescue breaths, no ventilatory effort is noted. There is no major bleeding.

A male is found with a piece of rebar sticking out of his left upper chest. He is unresponsive with no respiratory effort. You note moderate bleeding to the wound site.

A 15 y.o.’s right upper extremity is spurting blood. You apply a tourniquet and the bleeding continues. His radial pulse is absent and his carotid pulse is weak.

A 78 y.o. male arrives in the treatment area with no complaints. He has a radial pulse, normal respirations, and no bleeding. He has a history of multiple heart attacks.

A pregnant female is assisted to the treatment area by others. She is 32 weeks pregnant and wants to be checked out. She has no specific complaints.

A 38 y.o. male arrives at the treatment area supporting an open forearm fracture. He has complaints of pain and minimal bleeding is noted to fracture site. He has a regular radial pulse.