CARDS

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silver ambulance commander COMMAND  Take COMMAND of all ambulance (including voluntary) assets; make key appointments  Wear the tabard to identify yourself as the SILVER AMBULANCE COMMANDER and remain near emergency…

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CARDS

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on CARDS

silver medical commander COMMAND  Take COMMAND of all medical and nursing assets; make key appointments  Wear the tabard to identify yourself as the SILVER MEDICAL COMMANDER. Remain near SILVER AMBULANCE…

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COMMAND

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on COMMAND

COMMAND tiers of command precedence at the scene scene organisation personnel recognition hierarchy of ambulance command hierarchy of medical command briefing for duty tiers of command BRONZE  The BRONZE area…

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COMMUNICATIONS

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on COMMUNICATIONS

5 COMMUNICATIONS using a radio key words phonetic alphabet alternative methods common hand signals dealing with the media using a radio IF YOU ARE ISSUED A RADIO IT MUST BE…

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FIRST ACTIONS

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FIRST ACTIONS first ambulance at scene first doctor at scene first ambulance at scene  Start a log and record time of arrival  Wear protective clothing helmet high visibility coat or…

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TRIAGE

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on TRIAGE

triage sieve Capillary refill test (CRT) is an alternative to pulse rate, but is unreliable in the cold or dark: if it is used, a CRT of >2 seconds indicates…

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TRANSPORT

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on TRANSPORT

casualty evacuation principles  There will be a finite number of emergency ambulances available for the evacuation of casualties  The SILVER AMBULANCE COMMANDER and the AMBULANCE LOADING OFFICER are responsible for…

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SAFETY

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4 SAFETY safety priorities personal safety scene safety survivor safety hazardous chemical recognition decontamination SAFETY SAFETY PRIORITIES  The following safety priorities should be observed: – Self – Scene – Survivors (injured and uninjured)…

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TREATMENT

Sep 1, 2016 by in EMERGENCY MEDICINE Comments Off on TREATMENT

treatment priorities Treatment priorities for individual patients follow best practice within the constraints of a multiple casualty incident: AIRWAY, with cervical spine control where appropriate BREATHING, with oxygen where available…

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METHANE report

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METHANE report METHANE report CHALET report METHANE report    M My call-sign, or name and appointmentMajor incident STANDBY or DECLARED E Exact location• grid reference, or GPS where available T Type…

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