14. On-Scene Management

ASSESSMENTSTHERAPEUTICS



• Perform respiratory, airway assessment.


• Perform cardiovascular assessment, including vital signs, monitoring for signs of shock.


• Perform integumentary assessment, including burn assessment.


• Perform pain assessment.


• Perform trauma assessment from head to toe.


• Perform mental status assessment including Glasgow coma scale.


• Know indications for intubation.


• Perform IV insertion and administration of IV medications.


• Understand emergency medications.


• Understand principles of fluid therapy.



• Concepts of basic first aid


• Triage and transport


• Pain management


• Management of hypovolemia and fluid replacement


• Suturing (if appropriate based on practice parameters) and initial wound care


• Blast injuries/dealing with tissue loss


• Eye lavage techniques


• Chemical exposures


• Fractures/immobilization of fractures


• Crush injuries


• Movement of patients with spinal cord injury



Apr 2, 2017 | Posted by in NURSING | Comments Off on 14. On-Scene Management

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