Major Trauma

Perform the trauma assessment, control life-threatening hemorrhage, recognize shock, and make appropriate transport decisions.

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Dispatch

“Medic 1, respond with Engine 2 to Route 110 for a two-vehicle head-on collision. One driver is trapped, bleeding heavily, and becoming less responsive.”

Decision 1

Scene Arrival

Patient Update

You arrive at a two-vehicle head-on collision. One vehicle has significant front-end damage. A 34-year-old male driver remains seated behind the wheel. The airbag deployed, the windshield is starred, and the steering wheel appears deformed. Fire personnel report that the vehicle has been stabilized.

What should you do first?

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