Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and ABC’s.

Physiological needs and safety needs

This/These tier(s) of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are considered basic needs:

Belongingness and love needs and esteem needs

This/These tier(s) of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are considered psychological needs

Self-actualization

This/These tier(s) of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs are considered self-fulfillment needs

Breathing, food, water, sex, sleep, homeostasis, and excretion

Physiological needs are:

Security and safety

Safety needs are:

Intimate relationships and friends

Belongingness and love needs are:

Prestige, confidence, and feeling of accomplisment

Esteem needs are:

Achieving one’s full potential, including creative activities

Self-actualization needs are:

Airway

A is for:

Breathing

B is for:

Circulation

C is for:

Disability

D is for:

Exposure

E is for:

Airway patency

Airway includes:

Respiratory rate, breathing pattern, adequate airflow

Breathing includes:

Effective cardiac output, adequate perfusion

Circulation includes:

Level of consciousness, AVPU

Disability includes:

Physical trauma, hyper or hypothermia

Exposure includes:

Awake, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive

AVPU stands for: