Evaluation of the scene.

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Evaluation of the scene.

Secondary Evaluation.

We take vital signs, perform complementary exams available.

We carry out a medical history. in transportation because she is a critical patient.

All resources and biosecurity.

Primary evaluation.

Critical Patient

Transport

E: We expose the patient and control the temperature.

D: We evaluated the pupils, the glasgow, which in this case may be altered, and the loss of sensitivity and motor power of the patient.

C: We control the small bleeding of the patient and evaluate any other bleeding and we place maintenance and medication fluids if required.

B: We assess the respiratory capacity of the patient and we help if necessary with positive pressure from BVM

A: The airway is permeable since the patient is trying to talk to us and we administer oxygen.

AVDI: To know whether or not there is a patient.

We ensure with national police and a rescue unit in case of evacuating the scene and the patient