Question

Once entrance and access to the patient have been provided, and unless there is an immediate threat of fire, explosion or other danger, what should you do?

Accepted Answer

In this situation at this time, you should perform a primary assessment and provide care before further extrication begins, as follows:1) Provide manual stabilization2) Open the airway3) Provide high-flow oxygen4) Assist or provide for adequate ventilation5) Control any significant external bleeding6) Treat all critical injuries

Front	Once entrance and access to the patient have been provided, and unless there is an immediate threat of fire, explosion or other danger, what should you do?
Back	In this situation at this time, you should perform a primary assessment and provide care before further extrication begins, as follows: 1) Provide manual stabilization 2) Open the airway 3) Provide high-flow oxygen 4) Assist or provide for adequate ventilation 5) Control any significant external bleeding 6) Treat all critical injuries

Provide Entrance Access Patient Provided Threat Fire Explosion