Emergency condition assessment, urgent care and management

Master emergency assessment! This worksheet covers triage, vital signs, and critical care management.

you should write name and which group You should write definition “triage” When and where should triage take place? Who should do triaging? What do the letters A, B, C and D in "ABCD" stand for? List the emergency signs: List the priority signs: What diseases will be with obstructed or absent breathing? What symptoms of severe respiratory distress in children? What signs of shock you know? Is the child in coma? How you will check the level of consciousness? list of symptoms severe dehydration? How many volume of fluid do you need to take a child at the age of 11 kg with shock? 100 180 200 220 280 What is the low blood sugar level (without severe malnutrition)? less than 1,5 mmol less than 1,8 mmol less than 2,0 mmol less than 2,5 mmol less than 2,8 mmol Actions (steps) are given in the correct chronological order on the right: 1 step move on to the next patient 2 step call a senior health worker to see any emergency 3 step draw blood for emergency laboratory investigations (glucose, malaria smear, Hb) 4 step look for any signs 5 step place priority patient at the front of the queue 6 step start treatment if any emergency sign you find 7 step look for emergency signs 8 step ask about head or neck trauma How many oxygen flow (liters we need to give to child with oxygen saturation less than 90%? 0,5-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 Boy 6 month, weight 6 kg have convulsions. What doses diazepamyou will give rectally? The boy is 7 months old. Complaints from mother to cough, runny nose, fever, wheezing. He is ill 4 days. On examination, lower chest indrawing. BR 55 per min. Auscultatory wheezing in all areas of the lungs, exhalation is lengthened. Wheezing is not relieved by up to three doses of a rapid-acting bronchodilator (salbutamol).What is your suspected diagnosis? Bronchitis Cystic fibrosis Bronchiolitis Viral croup Pneumonia What is the most common respiratory diseases associated with high fever, soft stridor and drooling? Bronchiolitis Bronchitis Viral croup Epiglottitis Sinusitis