1. Frontline First Aid Advanced Assessment Model Reference 1. Scene Survey Hazards To you To others Wear PPE Patients Environment Surroundings Mechanism Causes Anticipated Rapid Transport Additional Resources HazMat Technical Rescue Police

2. 2. Primary Survey Level of Consciousness A lert V erbal P ain U nresponsive Delicate Spine Rule out Or Treat as Injured M.O.I A irway Head tilt chin lift Or Jaw thrust O.P.A. B reathing 10 second count Quality Cyanosis Difficulty Slow/Fast C irculation Pulse Skin Severe Bleeding Frontline First Aid Advanced Assessment Model Reference

3. 3. Secondary Survey Interview Vital Signs Head to Toe S Signs and symptoms O-P-Q-R-S-T A Allergies M Medications P Past medical history L Last meal E Events leading up to Blood Sugar? Pupils Blood Pressure Skin Pulse Breathing & SpO2 AVPU / GCS O Onset P Provoke Q Quality of Pain R Radiate S Severity T Timing Presenter: Jason Durham Frontline First Aid Advanced Assessment Model Reference

4. 4. Ongoing Survey Reassess Vital Signs Every 5 minutes (Life Threatening) or Every 15 minutes (Non-Life Threatening) Reassess Vital Signs Every 5 minutes (Life Threatening) or Every 15 minutes (Non-Life Threatening) Verbal Hand-off Written Report Frontline First Aid Advanced Assessment Model Reference

5. Frontline First Aid HCP CPR Compression : Ventilation Ratios One Rescuer Two Rescuers Adult 2” 30:2 Child 2” 30:2 15:2 Infant 1/2 - 1/3 Chest 30:2 15:2 Age: Compression Depth: