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head to toe assessment
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List DCAP
Deformities
Contusions
Abrasions
Penetrations
List BTLS
Burns
Tenderness
Lacerations
Swelling
List TIC
Tenderness
Instability
Crepitus
HEAD:
Blood sweeps
Palpate facial bones
Ears: battle signs, blood? halo test
Eyes: PERRL? raccoon eyes, redness, contact lenses
Nose: blood? If so check for CSF
HEAD: What can be done?
Halo test, remove contacts, blood sweep
Neck Assessment
Step offs
JVD
Tracheal Deviation
Subcutaneous Emphysema
Soma
Medical tag
How should a tracheal deviation be treated?
Bulky dressing
What should be noted for the neck
Step off, stoma, Medical Tag, JVD, Subcutaneous Emphysema (air under skin)
Chest Assessment
Shoulder Stability: push down then in
Sucking chest wounds
Subcutaneous Emphysema
Auscultate
Flail Chest
Paradoxical motion
Barrel Hoop and Sternal Rock( Don’t do if flail chest/ paradoxical motion is present)
How do you treat Flail Chest?
Bulky dressing
How to check and treat shoulder stability
Push down then in and sling
Abdomen Assessment
Palpate clockwise avoiding lacerations/ eviscerations
DR. GERM
Distention
Rigidity
Guarding
Evisceration
Rebound Tenderness
Pulsating Masses
What can be treated from DR. GERM
Evisceration
Pelvic Assessment
P: Priapism
I: Incontinence
G: Genital Bleeding
This is done during Pelvic Assessment
Palpate for open book injury
Palpate for Pelvic Stability: push down then in
Not Stable* pelvic binder
Upper/ Lower Extremities
Bilateral PMSC's
“if patient is unconscious only cap refill and pulse”
Back Assesment
IG: incontinence (loss of bladder control)
Step-offs
Blood Sweep
Auscultate
Exit Wounds