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Which age range qualifies as an adult trauma victim based on the protocol?
Which age range qualifies as an adult trauma victim based on the protocol?
- 18 years - 64 years
- 16 years - 64 years (correct)
- 13 years - 64 years
- 16 years - 60 years
What Glasgow Coma Scale score indicates a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim?
What Glasgow Coma Scale score indicates a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim?
- Less than or equal to 15
- Less than or equal to 12
- Less than or equal to 10
- Less than or equal to 13 (correct)
Which respiratory rate is indicative of a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim?
Which respiratory rate is indicative of a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim?
- < 10 or > 29 (correct)
- < 10 or > 30
- < 12 or > 28
- < 15 or > 25
What systolic blood pressure qualifies as an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim?
What systolic blood pressure qualifies as an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim?
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Which injury is considered an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim?
Which injury is considered an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim?
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Adult Trauma Victim Criteria
- Age range: 15 years or older qualifies as an adult trauma victim based on the protocol
Physiologic Conditions
- Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score: ≤ 13 indicates a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim
- Respiratory rate: ≤ 10 or ≥ 29 breaths per minute is indicative of a physiologic condition for an adult trauma victim
Anatomic Conditions
- Systolic blood pressure: ≤ 90 mmHg qualifies as an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim
- Injury: penetrating trauma to the head, neck, or torso is considered an anatomic condition for an adult trauma victim
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