Major Emergency 1st on Scene Taser Triage Sort Triage Sieve Major Emergency Operational Control External Hemorrhage Pedi < = 13 Burns Pedi < = 13 Spinal.

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Major Emergency 1st on Scene Taser Triage Sort Triage Sieve Major Emergency Operational Control External Hemorrhage Pedi < = 13 Burns Pedi < = 13 Spinal Immobilization Pedi < = 13 Pain Management Pedi < = 13 Shock from Blood Lost Pedi < = 13 Septic Shock Pedi < = 13 Inadequate Respirations Pedi Seizure Convulsion Pedi < = 13 Glycaemic Emergency Pedi < = 13 Allergic Reaction Anaphylaxis Pedi < = 13 Advanced Airway Management Pedi < 8 Stridor Pedi Submersion Incident Adult Secondary Survey Pedi Primary Survey Trauma Pedi Primary Survey Medical Pedi Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Adult Crush Injury Adult External Hemorrhage Adult Head Injury Adult Limb Fractures Adult Burns Adult Spinal Immobilization Adult Shock from Blood Loss Pre-hospital Emergency Child Birth Breech Birth Umbilical Cord Complications Postpartum Hemorrhage Hemorrhage in Pregnancy prior To Delivery Basic and Advanced Life Support Neonate Epistaxis Nausea and Vomiting Adult Mental Health Emergency Behavioral Emergency Altered Level of Consciousness Adult Decompression Illness Glycaemic Emergency Adult Hypothermia Poison Adult Stroke Adult Septic Shock Adult Seizure Convulsion Adult Asystole / PEA Paediatric Symptomatic Bradycardia Adult Cardiac Chest Pain - ACS Recognition of Death Post Resuscitation Care - Adult Asystole Decision Tree FBAO Paediatric PEA Adult Asystole Adult Symptomatic Bradycardia Paediatric V Fib Pulseless VT Paediatric V Fib Pulseless VT Adult Inadequate Respiration Adult FBAO Adult Basic + Advanced Life Support Infant Basic Life Support Child Basic Life Support Adult Exacerbation of COPD Primary Survey Medical Adult Advanced Airway Management Adult Pain Management Adult Secondary Survey Trauma Adult Secondary Survey Medical Adult Primary Survey Trauma Adult Allergic Reaction Anaphylaxis Adult Developed by Brian Haskins T&D Officer NASC Dublin

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