BATLS Flashcards

(61 cards)

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Describe TRaPS?

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Tactical Rapid Primary Survey

CABCDE

C = Reassess
A = Check + Clear + Maintain
B = RISE N FALL
C = Manage Bleed [Floor + 4 More]
D = AVPU + Pupils + Analgesia
E = ATMIST
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Describe RISE N FALL Assessment?

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R = Resp Rate
I = Injuries
S = Symmetry
E = Effort Of Breathing

N = Neck [TWELVE]

F = Feel Chest
A = Assess Percussion
L = Listen
L = Look @ Back
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Describe TWELVE Neck Assessment?

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T = Trachea Central?
W = Wounds On Neck?
E = Emphysema Palpable?
L = Larynx Damaged?
V = Veins Engorged?
E = EVERY TIME BEFORE COLLAR APPLIED
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BATLS Assessment?

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Tactical Rapid Primary Survey

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Traumatic Limb Amputation - 1st Step?

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Combat Application Tourniquet

[CAT]

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Reasons For Applying CAT?

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Uncontrolled Catastrophic Haemorrhage From Limb

Non Permissive Situation With Limb Injury [No Time/Visibility]

Bleeding Reoccurs Post Initial CAT Application [Add 2nd]

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How Do You Apply CAT?

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Immediate Actions Should Bleeding Reoccur Post CAT?

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Reassess Previous CAT

Apply 2nd CAT [2x Fingers Proximal]

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What Is Celox?

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Haemostatic Agent Made From Chitostan

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Types Of Celox?

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Celox Gause

Celox Rapide

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Areas Celox CANNOT Be Used?

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1] Open Skull #
2] Chest Cavity
3] Abdominal Cavity

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Direct Pressure Time For Types Of Celox?

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Celox Gause = 3 Minutes

Celox Rapide = 1 Minute

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Uses For Celox?

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Junctional + Compressible Bleeds

Severe Bleeds Not Controlled By Emergency Care Bandage

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Demonstrate Application Of Celox?

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Describe SAFE Approach?

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S = Shout MAN DOWN
A = Assess
F = Find + Free Casualties
E = Evaluate C + A

[NON PERMISSIBLE ENVIRONMENT]

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Assess Airway In TRaPS?

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Ask Patient Name [Speak = Patent]

Look = Obstructions [Using Torch/Depressor]
Listen = Breath Sounds
Feel = Breath On Cheek
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Actions On For Airway?

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Manual Manoeuvres [Jaw Thrust / Head Tilt + Jaw Lift]
NPA + OPA
iGel + LMA
Surgical Airway / ET Tube

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How to Remove Debris From Airway?

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Magill Forceps [Only What You See]
Suction
Postural Drainage [3/4 Prone]

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Causes Of Airway Obstruction?

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Liquids = Blood + Vomit
Solids = FB + Teeth
Swelling = Anaphylaxis + Burns
Structural = Trauma Deformity
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Reasons For Using Airway Adjunct?

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Maintain Airway [Prevent Tongue Obstructing Throat]

Unable To Continue Manual Manoeuvres

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Standard NPA Size For Male + Female?

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Male = 7

Female = 6

[Measure From Targums > Nostril]

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Describe NPA Insertion?

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How Do You Size OPA?

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Angle Of Jaw > Centre Of Mouth

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Describe OPA Insertion?

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How Do You Size iGel?
Based On Estimated Casualty Weight
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Describe iGel Insertion?
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Indications For Surgical Airway?
1] Airway Trauma/Burns/Swelling 2] Definitive Airway Required BUT NO SEDATION AVAILABLE 3] All Other Airway Methods Have Failed
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Identify Cricoid Cartilage / Thyroid Cartilage + Cricothyroid Membrane On Yourself?
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Describe Surgical Airway Procedure?
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Complications Of Surgical Airway?
Cuff Puncture False Passage Bleeding/Haematoma Surgical Emphysema
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11 Signs + Symptoms Of Tension Pneumothorax?
``` 1] Increased Resp Rate 2] Splayed Ribs 3] Asymmetrical Chest Movement 4] Emphysema 5] Increased Effort Of Breathing 6] Tracheal Deviation [AWAY] 7] Distended Neck Veins 8] Chest Pain 9] Hyper Resonant Percussion [SAME] 10] Decreased Breath Sounds [SAME] 11] Low O2 Sats ```
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Locate 2 Sites For Needle Decompression Of Tension Pneumothorax
2nd ICS MCL 5th ICS MAL
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Describe Needle Decompression?
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Management Of Air Release System Failure?
Re-Flush Attempt 2nd Insertion Lateral In 2nd ICS MCL Move To 5th ICS MAL
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Reasons For IO Insertion?
1] 2x Failed IV Access Attempts 2] No Available IV Access Sites [Burn/Fracture/Amputation] 3] Cardiac Arrest + Immediate Access Required
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Contraindication For IO?
Fractured Limb
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Sites + Devices For IO Access?
1] Tibial Tuberosity [EZ-IO] 2] Sternum [FAST] 3] Humeral Head [EZ-IO]
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Colour + Location Of IO Needles?
Pink [15mm] = Paeds Blue [25mm] = Adult Tibial Tuberosity Yellow [45mm] = Adult Humeral Head [Red = Training]
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Describe EZ-IO Insertion?
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Next Step Post 5x50ml IO Bolus?
Recheck Radial Pulse [Absent = Repeat]
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Contraindications For FAST Insertion?
1] Surgical Scar @ Site 2] ?# Sternum 3] Under 12
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Describe Fast Device Insertion?
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Location For Tibial Tuberosity EZ-IO?
2x Fingers Inferior + Medial
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Location For Humeral Head EZ-IO?
Internally Rotated Arm + 2x Fingers Inferior To Acromiom
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BATLS Indications For ?Pelvic #?
``` 1] Mechanism 2] Pelvic Pain 3] Leg Length Discrepancy 4] Perineal OR Scrotal Bruising 5] Urethral Meatus Blood ```
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Benefits Of Applying Pelvic Binder?
1] Reduce Pain | 2] Prevent Further Blood Loss
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Describe Pelvic Binder Application?
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Benefits Of Applying Kendrick Traction Device?
1] Reduce Pain | 2] Reduce Blood Loss
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Indications For Kendrick Traction Device?
Mid-shaft Femur #
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Contraindications For Kendrick Traction Device?
1] Knee Injury 2] Tib OR Fib # [Same Side] 3] Ankle # [Same Side] 4] Amputation Of Limb
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Describe Kendrick Traction Device Application?
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TXA Mechanism Of Action?
Blocks Fibrin Binding Site On Plasminogen
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Initial Dose Of TXA?
1g IV [10 Minutes] [Within 1 Hour]
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Second Dose Of TXA?
1g IV [8Hours]
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Use Of TXA?
Anyone @ Risk Of Dying From Bleed
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Battlefield Analgesia?
800mcg Fentanyl Lozenge
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Indications For 800mcg Fentanyl Lozenge?
2 Or 3 Pain Scale | Alert Or Voice
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Describe Triage Sieve?
1] Walking? YES = T3 + NO = CONTINUE 2] Breathing? NO = Dead Or T1 [Opens With Procedure] + YES = CONTINUE 3] Cat Hem? YES = T1 + NO = CONTINUE 4] Resp Rate? <10 OR >30 = T1 + 10-30 = CONTINUE 5] HR + Response? Unconscious OR >120 = T1 + Conscious AND <120 = T2
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Causes Of Life Threatening Chest Trauma?
BLATOM FC ``` Blast Lung Airway Obstruction Tension Pneumothorax Open Pneumothorax Massive Haemothorax Flail Chest Cardiac Tamponade ```
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BATLS Pain Scale?
``` 0 = None 1 = Mild 2 = Moderate 3= Severe ```
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Method For Prolonged Field Care?
HITMAN ``` H = Head To Toe + Hydration + Hygiene I = Infection T = Tubes M = Meds A = Analgesia N = Nutrition ```