St John

MOI - Mechanism Of Injury
What caused them to be in that situation?

potty influence how they are cut throughed
Multiple components to a MOI
Significant MOI treat like severe injury, until proven otherwise

Eg: M1: Bumper to leg
M2: compass point to bonnet
M3: Body to ground

Organ structure/ Formations

hollering organ = Prone to rupturing eg. Empty bladder
Solid organ = react differently, full bladder. Tends to create less damage.

Spleen: Robust, Capsized - Keep it together, split second stop, snap off connection ie ligaments

SABCDE - patient role assessments

diorama Safety - up down all around
- Patient Safety eg, removing patient whom is experiencing a seizure from objects
- Personal guard eg. Necessary protection required (PPE)
Reflective gear
- Multiple gloving for optimal switching between patients, reduces
contamination
- Bystanders safety - touching patients mustiness wear gloves
A : Airway
Not obstructive
- Broken teeth
- Tounges
B : Breathing
using hands to check breathing, hand on stomach
Looking and smelling at mouth
Burns
Chemicals
period breathing for 10seconds

C : Circulation Pulse
Croatic pulse .



side closes to you
Check for 10seconds
radial-ply tire Pulse alternative option
- furrow pressure

Circulation Bleeding
Blood tend to go down because of gravity
Major discharge causes the most severe cases of bledding
Checking for blood for release , moisture etc
Head, Torso, legs, mail must check after
Find life threatening bleeding - control immediately , direct pressure

D: Deficit
reducing or loss
Checking LOC
Response -> AVPU - Alert, voice, pain, unconsciousness
trapezia squeeze...

E: Expose & environment
Expose and look
Heat from environment
Consider the environment
Pt. Privacy


alternate Survey

sample: signs and symptoms, allergies, medications, past medical history, last oral intake, events antecedent

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