12 Questions
What should be done first when approaching a patient?
Check for danger
If the patient does not respond, what should be done next?
Squeeze the trapezius muscle
What should be done if the patient has no response and no normal breathing?
Branch off to the BLS Algorithm
What should be done if the patient has no response but normal breathing?
Continue with the A-E assessment
What should be done to assess the airway if the patient is unable to talk?
All of the above
What should be done to assess the circulation?
All of the above
What is the immediate action to take if a patient shows no response and you are concerned about their condition?
Proceed to the BLS Algorithm
When performing the A-E assessment, what is a possible intervention for addressing an airway obstruction?
Squeeze trapezius
Which intervention is appropriate when assessing breathing during a medical emergency?
Auscultate for equal air entry/crepitations/crackles
What should be considered while assessing circulation in a patient during a medical emergency?
Peripheral temperature
Which action is crucial in managing airway obstruction during an emergency situation?
Suction Airway Adjuncts
During an emergency, what should be done to assess the effort of breathing in a patient?
Trachea (midline vs deviated i.e. pneumothorax)
Learn about the essential steps to assess and respond in an emergency situation. From checking for danger to assessing the patient's airway, this quiz covers important protocols to ensure effective emergency care.
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