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- activation of the trauma team - assigning roles - room preparation - don PPE - ANSWERS-what key things need to be completed in order to prepare for a trauma patient? - bariatric equipment - difficult airway equipment - fluid warmer - peds equipment - ANSWERS-what are examples of equipment that may be needed in a trauma room? GENERAL IMPRESSION - rapid assessment for uncontrolled hemorrhage, signs of unresponsiveness/apnea, or anything that may necessitate C-ABC prioritization - assess for a pulse, control external hemorrhage, IV access/resuscitation, initiate RSI/CPR if needed - ANSWERS-what is the first thing done when a trauma patient arrives? circulation, airway, breathing, circulation - ANSWERS-what does C-ABC stand for? Primary Survey (ABCDE) - ANSWERS-what key assessments must be completed in order during the TNCC process
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G: get adjuncts and give comfort - ANSWERS-what are the components of the primary survey? AIRWAY AND ALERTNESS
press gently downward and medially over iliac crests - ANSWERS-when assessing the pelvis for injuries, where and which direction should pressure be applied?