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Trauma medical emergencies
Let's examine this.
7.30 PM May 5, 2009.
Winthrop Ave and Foster.
Chicago, Illinois 60640

A big bang is heard and a woman starts crying.
What did you hear and see?
I heard a big bang and later saw a women crying inside the car.
An apparent accident.

Did you call an ambulance?
Yes.

Within a few minutes, an ambulance arrives, then a fire vehicle, and later a police car. A filmi scene is created.

What is missing in this reality filmi scene?
The medicos who interacted with the victim had little experience and knowledge of an on-the-spot case assessment.

Which should be done first: assessment of apparent accident damage to the vehicle or the people involved?

Obviously, assessment of the victim is the priority.
How should the assessment of the victim be done in this setting?
What should you ask?
Who should ask?
How should you do an on-the-spot assessment?
How should the victim be positioned?
When should you not ask the victim to try to walk?
When should you ask victim to try to walk?
What do you do if the victim doesn't respond to verbal commands?
What should you do if the victim doesn't have an Identity card?
When should you transfer the victim to the hospital?
When should you start on-the-spot cardiopulmonary resuscitation?
What should go in the medical records?

Don't write road traffic accident.
This may be sabotage.
This may be an accident.
This may be due to alcohol or drugs.

How many road traffic crashes were documented in North America, Asia, Australia, South America, and Africa, in 2008?
Did they document the circumstances?
Who should be involved and included in the emergency response team?
Who has the duty and responsibility to educate the emergency response team?
How could this have been prevented?

Here are important guidelines.