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What does the 'S' in SAMPLE stand for?
What does the 'S' in SAMPLE stand for?
- Events leading up to injury/illness
- Allergies
- Signs/Symptoms (correct)
- Medications
What question would you ask regarding allergies in the SAMPLE assessment?
What question would you ask regarding allergies in the SAMPLE assessment?
Are you allergic to anything?
What medication-related question should be asked?
What medication-related question should be asked?
Are you currently taking any medications?
What type of history does the 'P' in SAMPLE assess?
What type of history does the 'P' in SAMPLE assess?
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What question is asked regarding last oral intake?
What question is asked regarding last oral intake?
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What does the 'E' in SAMPLE represent?
What does the 'E' in SAMPLE represent?
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What does the 'A' in ABC stand for?
What does the 'A' in ABC stand for?
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What is assessed regarding breathing in the ABCs?
What is assessed regarding breathing in the ABCs?
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What does the 'C' in ABC indicate?
What does the 'C' in ABC indicate?
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Study Notes
SAMPLE Assessment Tool
- S: Signs/Symptoms - Assess how the patient feels and identify areas of pain.
- A: Allergies - Inquire about any known allergies the patient may have.
- M: Medications - Determine if the patient is currently taking any medications.
- P: Pertinent Past Medical History - Ask about recent illnesses or ongoing medical conditions and any recent doctor visits.
- L: Last Oral Intake - Record the last time the patient consumed food or drink.
- E: Events Leading to Injury/Illness - Gather information on how the incident or illness occurred.
ABC Assessment Tool
- A: Airway - Ensure the patient's airway is clear.
- B: Breathing - Check if the patient is able to speak, indicating effective breathing.
- C: Circulation - Test circulation by asking the patient to wiggle their toes and evaluate capillary refill by pressing on a finger and observing blood return.
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