WorksheetsA-E Assessment for Alex
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 33mins
Alex is constantly making this noise and is not answering any of the questions posed by the paramedics. Could this be considered as airway ?
not patent
obstructed
partially patent
Alex's Sp02 is 91% in room air, his respiratory rate is 28/min and he demonstrates unequal chest expansion [R > L]. Select the most appropriate oxygen delivering device for him.
Alex's heart rate id 122/ min and an ECG is to be taken. Place the ECG leads appropriately.
The ECG strip of Alex is printed. How would you interpret this rhythm?
Sinus rhythm
Atrial fibrillation
Sinus tachycardia
Supraventricular tachycardia
Alex's blood pressure is 88/58 mmHg, and requires a cannula. Reorder the steps of the cannulation procedure to ensure that his fluid resuscitation is not delayed.
Alex's blood sugar is 3.2 mmol/L. Which of these intervention is required?
Alex is still not clearly verbalizing, you continue to hear the same persistent groans. Using the pain scale provided what would you rate his pain?
Considering Alex's intense pain and high grade fever, which of the following dose and route of paracetamol should be administered?
Alex is gently turned and his back is inspected. What is your understanding of what you observe?
Alex has has an accident
Alex has self-inflicted injuries
Alex is a victim of abuse
The assessments done for Alex requires to be summarized within the A-E framework to provide an efficient handover at the acute care setting.
Airway is partially patent
RR 28/min
SpO2 91%
Unequal chest expansion R>L
HR 122/ min
BP 88/58 mmHg
ECG Sinus tachycardia
Making incomprehensible noises
Not oriented
Blood sugar 3.2 mmol/L
Temperature 39.7C
Multiple bruising in various stages of healing all over the body
Passing loose watery stools
Demonstrates severe pain
