Emergency & Trauma Assessment

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I have been thinking about it for a little while. Someday I'll put IT all together in a little booklet. Thanks for watching!

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[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@NursingSchoolExplained]

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[@charlie196537]

I thought hemorrhaging supersedes in primary CABC

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

Hi Charlie, great question. When you think of hemorrhaging or bleeding, think about C for circulation. This is priority #3 (ABC). In reality, there will be many hands on deck in caring for a trauma victim and multiple steps will be taken care of simultaneously. For example, the doc, RT and one nurse may be performing the intubation while a other nurse or tech is applying pressure to any sources of bleeding. Check out this poster from the emergency nurses association (ENA): www.ena.org/shop/catalog/education/posters/tncc-trauma-nursing-process-poster-/c-23/c-109/p-244 Hope this helps!

[@phillipa224]

Kudos to credit to the EMS folks. Thank you for saying that.

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

We are all a team when it comes to patient care - every part of the team is extremely important. And our friends in EMS do a wonderful job! Thanks for watching! :)

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This tracheotomy surgery is done to my brother and also continue ventilator after ventilator the sound fine or not?

[@lakeshiastephens2177]

I thought F and G was part of the Primary Survey and the Head-toToe starts the Secondary survey

[@NursingSchoolExplained]

The purpose of the primary survey is to rapidly identify and manage impending or actual life threats to the patient. Letters A-E help to accomplish that. The secondary survey starts after the primary survey has been completed, immediate life threats identified and managed, and the patient is stable. Keep monitoring the patients airway, breathing, circulation, HR, BP and O2 sat as well as their mental status to detect any changes early. Hope this helps!

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