Frontline First AidAdvanced Assessment Model Reference

1. Scene Survey

Hazards• To you• To others• Wear PPE

Patients• Environment• Surroundings

Mechanism• Causes• Anticipated• Rapid

Transport

Additional Resources• HazMat• Technical

Rescue• Police

2. Primary Survey

Level of Consciousness

• Alert• Verbal• Pain• Unresponsive

Delicate Spine

• Rule out• Or

• Treat as Injured

• M.O.I

Airway

• Head tilt chin lift• Or

• Jaw thrust• O.P.A.

Breathing

• 10 second count

• Quality• Cyanosis• Difficulty• Slow/Fast

Circulation

• Pulse• Skin• Severe

Bleeding

Frontline First AidAdvanced Assessment Model Reference

3. Secondary Survey

Interview Vital Signs

Head to Toe

S

• Signs and symptoms

• O-P-Q-R-S-T

A• Allergies

M• Medications

P• Past medical

history

L• Last meal

E

• Events leading up to Blood Sugar?

Pupils

Blood Pressure

Skin

Pulse

Breathing & SpO2

AVPU / GCSO

•Onset

P•Provoke

Q•Quality of Pain

R•Radiate

S•Severity

T•Timing

Presenter: Jason Durham

Frontline First AidAdvanced Assessment Model Reference

4 . O n g o i n g S u r v e y

Reassess Vital SignsEvery 5 minutes (Life Threatening) or

Every 15 minutes (Non-Life Threatening)

Verbal Hand-off Written Report

Frontline First AidAdvanced Assessment Model Reference

Frontline First Aid

HCP CPR Compression : Ventilation Ratios

One Rescuer

Two Rescuers

Adult2”

30:2

30:2

Child2”

30:2

15:2

Infant1/2 - 1/3 Chest

30:2

15:2

Age:

Compression Depth: