PPT-Guidelines for Mass Casualty Triage

James E Brown MD MMM EMTP Chairman Department of Emergency Medicine Wright State University David N Gerstner EMTP MMRS Program Manager Dayton Fire Department Objectives Discuss differences between daily amp disaster triage . James E Brown MD MMM EMT-P. Chairman. Department of Emergency Medicine. Wright State University. David N Gerstner, EMT-P. MMRS Program Manager. Dayton Fire Department. Objectives. Discuss differences between daily & disaster triage . GFA – FIRST AID COURSE - UNCONSCIOUS CASUALTY 01-2013. What you will learn. How to recognise an unconscious casualty. How to treat an injured unconscious casualty. 2. Introduction. An unconscious casualty is in danger of suffocation for two reasons. 14. Splint fractures and recheck pulse.. Fractures:. Open or Closed. Open Fracture. – associated with an overlying skin wound. Closed Fracture. – no overlying skin wound. Open fracture. Closed fracture. Mary Corcoran RN, BSN, MICN. EMTALA: Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. Requires a hospital to provide an appropriate medical screening exam to any person who comes to the emergency department and requests treatment or an examination for a medical condition. If the examination reveals an emergency medical condition, the hospital must also provide either necessary stabilizing treatment or appropriate transfer to another medical facility. Mary Corcoran RN, BSN, MICN. EMTALA: Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act. Requires a hospital to provide an appropriate medical screening exam to any person who comes to the emergency department and requests treatment or an examination for a medical condition. If the examination reveals an emergency medical condition, the hospital must also provide either necessary stabilizing treatment or appropriate transfer to another medical facility. . U.S. . Army Soldier Support Institute. Adjutant General School. 2. Terminal Learning Objective . ACTION. :. Implement Casualty Operations Program . CONDITIONS. :. Given access to FM 1-0 (Human Resources Support), AR 638-8 (Army Casualty Program), DA Pam 638-8 (Procedures for The Army Casualty Program), AR 600-8-4 (Line of Duty Policy, Procedures, and Investigations), AR 600-25 (Salutes, Honors, and Visits of Courtesy), AR 638-2 (Care and Disposition of Remains and Disposition of Personal Effects), DA Form 1156 (Casualty Feeder Card), . Provide operations personnel with an understanding of the effects of chemical and biological agents. Provide an understanding and demonstrate the need for mass decontamination. Provide operations personnel with a systematic approach to rescue actions at chemical incidents. Session 3 – Lesson Five. Learning Objectives. Describe rationale, elements, and actions for performing mass casualty triage. Discuss an all-hazards, scalable casualty management approach under potentially hazardous, stressful, and resource-constrained circumstances. 28 October 2013. Objectives. STATE. the common causes of altered states of consciousness on the battlefield. . STATE. why a casualty with an altered state of consciousness should be disarmed.. DESCRIBE . Module 6. Everyone . has a plan, ‘. til . they get punched in the mouth. .. . Mike Tyson. Plan ahead. You could be a responder or a survivor or both after a disaster/mass casualty event. Plan ahead …. Have a family emergency plan. Co-presenters:. Gary Scheller, Director UOVC. &. Kelly Bradford, FBI Victim Specialist. Objectives. Overview of Statewide gaps in addressing the needs of victims, witnesses, and their families during a mass casualty incident.. Shawn S. Sidhu, M.D., F.A.P.A.. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry. University of New Mexico. OUTLINE. OVERVIEW of STATISTICS. QUESTION 1. 1) Is violent crime on the rise in the United States?. A) Yes. Dr. Paula Fink Kocken, Children’s Minnesota . |. . Ross A. Chávez, . Hennepin . EMS. 2018. Objectives. After viewing this module, the participant should be able to:. Summarize the unique characteristics of pediatric triage during a mass casualty incident (MCI).. Jail Triage is a voluntary program available to Kentucky’s county jails that screens for suicide risk, recommends interventions and arranges follow-up assessments with local mental health as needed. .