Trauma Patient Assessment 

like what happened to the obvious life threats chief complaint

I think he meant Hypoperfusion bro

He suspected cardiogenic shock because of the flail chest very possibly causing a punctured lung/pneumothorax leading to a tension pneumothorax. Agreed he probably should have thought hypovalemic

kayla kalinauskas she doesnt. she is the type of person u wud like to see coms thrue ur front door to help u. she takes her job seriously

Ikr she sounded so pissed off lol

no you’re right she hates her life and takes it out on everyone else LMAOO take it from someone who has experienced her personally

LMAOOOO she hate her life don’t she

or is unhappy

@@okramketinefottolski7308 it’s not about that it’s the way she talks with no expression and she looks very bored and annoyed

jbuccilli1 guess it depends on your state protocol, here we don't elevate the legs, we keep them supine.

From what I was taught, it would increase stress on the heart, which already wouldn’t be working effectively at the time

do i apply c coller as soon as i instruct my partner to hold c spine or do i wait till i check the head

@@yourmom705 I took my exam so long ago I don't remember. What I did to pass my exam is I got a copy of the rubric they use for grading and memorized it all.

didn't treat life threats (Flail Segment, Femur) upon identification which is a critical failure in my state. Never examined back nor placed on backboard. BVM started before knew rate was 28 breaths per minute.