jumpSTART Triage (pedi)

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Last updated 11:07 PM on 4/27/26
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What is the purpose of the JumpSTART triage system?

Rapidly categorize pediatric pts in mass casualty incidents with consideration for respiratory causes of arrest

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What is the first step in JumpSTART triage?

Assess ambulation (ability to walk)

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What category is a pediatric patient placed in if they can walk?

MINOR (Green)

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What is the next step after determining a pediatric patient cannot walk?

Assess breathing

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What should you do if a pediatric patient is not breathing?

Open the airway

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What should you assess if a pediatric patient is still apneic after airway repositioning?

Check pulse

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What should you do if a pediatric patient is apneic but has a pulse?

Give 5 rescue breaths

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What category is assigned if breathing resumes after rescue breaths in a pediatric patient?

IMMEDIATE (Red)

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What category is assigned if a pediatric patient remains apneic after rescue breaths?

DECEASED (Black)

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What category is assigned if a pediatric patient is apneic and has no pulse?

DECEASED (Black)

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What should you assess if a pediatric patient is breathing?

Respiratory rate

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What respiratory rate in pediatric patients indicates IMMEDIATE priority?

Less than 15 or greater than 45 breaths per minute

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What should you do if a pediatric patient’s respiratory rate is between 15–45/min?

Assess perfusion

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What perfusion finding indicates IMMEDIATE priority in pediatric patients?

Absent palpable pulse

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What should you assess if perfusion is adequate in a pediatric patient?

Mental status

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What mental status finding indicates IMMEDIATE priority in pediatric patients?

Inappropriate response to pain or unresponsiveness

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What mental status finding indicates DELAYED priority in pediatric patients?

Alert, responds to voice, or appropriate response to pain

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What triage category is assigned to pediatric patients with abnormal respirations, poor perfusion, or inappropriate mental status?

IMMEDIATE (Red)

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What triage category is assigned to stable pediatric patients who cannot walk?

DELAYED (Yellow)

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What triage category is assigned to pediatric patients with minor injuries?

MINOR (Green)

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What triage category is assigned to pediatric patients who are apneic after airway repositioning and rescue breaths or have no pulse?

DECEASED (Black)

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What is the key respiratory intervention unique to JumpSTART compared to START?

Giving 5 rescue breaths for apneic patients with a pulse