If CPR is part of the problem, a care-vent on a manikin must be used. Teams must follow any written instructions given to them. Protective equipment must be donned prior to patient contact (gloves, masks, and eye protection eyeglasses are acceptable). – (Apparatus face shield will be considered eye protection) Teams are required to perform an Initial Assessment and rapid assessment inby the fresh air base and a detailed assessment at the fresh air base. Failure to comply with the above 9 requirements will result in a 5 point discount for each infraction must be very to the teams if an injury is life threatening. will be identified by card, envelopes or labels attached to the patient at or as near the location of the injury as possible or envelopes handed to the team at a required time or location. Injury descriptions and if it is life threatening will be bold letters and at ¼ -inch in height. Captain does not have to remain stationary. He can move to assist in treatment of injuries. Captain’s primary responsibility is to declare the area safe; he can verbally assist the team as they perform aid. required first aid treatment must be scored by the attached skill sheets. Skills First Aid Manual will be MSHA 2016 SM3. SCENE SIZE-UP STEP ACTION DISCOUNT Scene Safety Observe the area to ensure team and patient safety * (Captain Verbalizes Area is Safe) 1 Team Don protective gloves and/or any other protection if protection needed to protect against blood borne pathogens. ( BSI) 1
If CPR is part of the problem, a care-vent on a manikin must be used. Teams must follow any written instructions given to them. Protective equipment must be donned prior to patient contact (gloves, masks, and eye protection – eyeglasses are acceptable). (Apparatus face shield will be considered eye protection) Teams are required to perform an Initial Assessment and rapid assessment inby the fresh air base and a detailed assessment at the fresh air base. Failure to comply with the above 9 requirements will result in a 5 point discount for each infraction must be very to the teams if an injury is life threatening. will be identified by card, envelopes or labels attached to the patient at or as near the location of the injury as possible or envelopes handed to the team at a required time or location. Injury descriptions and if it is life threatening will be bold letters and at ¼ -inch in height. Captain does not have to remain stationary. He can move to assist in treatment of injuries. Captain’s primary responsibility is to declare the area safe; he can verbally assist the team as they perform aid. required first aid treatment must be scored by the attached skill sheets. Skills First Aid Manual will be MSHA 2016 SM3. SCENE SIZE-UP STEP ACTION DISCOUNT Scene Safety Observe the area to ensure team and patient safety * (Captain Verbalizes Area is Safe) 1 Team protection Don protective gloves and/or any other protection if needed to protect against blood borne pathogens. ( BSI) 1
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