- Disaster Triage - Taking It The Next Level

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<strong>The</strong> Threat • Local terrorist cell has executed a major offensive attack against the US – Near the National Monument, Washington, DC • Injured civilians and local US soldiers are being evacuated to your medical facility • First aide has not been rendered – Patients will enter your area as they are • Be aware of hazardous objects entering your facility • <strong>Triage</strong> your casualties according to your refresher course
Case Based Scenarios • 1st Degree Flash Burn to Face & Neck • Bilateral knee amputations • Laceration to head & face • Gunshot wound to left chest • Open Fracture to right lower leg/laceration to face • Neck Pain weakness to arms & legs • Puncture wound to left forearm • Protruding abdominal organs • GSW to forehead-bleeding from both ears • Multiple GSW to chestbruising on right side of forehead
Page 1 and 2: - Disaster Triage - Taking It The N
Page 3 and 4: Concept of Disaster Triage • Prov
Page 5 and 6: Triage Colors & Categories • Red
Page 7 and 8: Disaster Triage Step 2 - Assessment
Page 9 and 10: Yellow - Delayed • Is the patient
Page 11 and 12: Grey - Expectant • Is the patient
Page 13: Case Scenarios - Hands On • Casua
Page 17: THANK YOU • LT Christine Collins

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