From situation 1, can you answer the questionWhat would be your post-crisis management? (List 3 and discuss)Both from unconscious with no response and unconscious with weak vital signs Crowd Control and Crisis Management in a Medical EmergencySituation 1: A guest at your establishment was reported unconscious and lying on the wet floor in hisbathroom. As a crisis manager present at the time, what would be the steps that you would make?Unsconscious with no response*Use DRSABCD/DRSABCDEFG, stay and play "Use DRSABCD/DRSABCDEFG, stay and playUnsconscious with weak vital signsconcepts, dynamic assessment*concepts, dynamic assessment*(Discuss every step you make, and the reason (Discuss every step you make, and the reasonbehind these interventions)behind these interventions)Whatwouldbeyourpost-crisis Whatwouldbeyourpost-crisismanagement?(List 3 and discuss)management?(List 3 and discuss)Crowd Control and Crisis Management in a Trauma EmergencySituation 2: A guest at your establishment slipped in the stairs and was reported unconscious for abrief period of time. He lie still at the bottom of the stair and unable to move a muscle. As a crisismanager present at the time, what would be the steps that you would make?Patient with possible TBI, Possible Fracture*Use DRSABCD/DRSABCDEFG, stay and play *Use DRSABCD/DRSABCDEFG, stay and playconcepts, dynamic assessment, RTA, S/S for concepts, dynamic assessment, RTA, Bleedingpossible fracture, Splinting Concepts*Patient with bleeding at fracture siteControl/Wound Management/ S/S for fracture,Splinting Concepts*(Discuss every step you make, and the reasonbehind these interventions)(Discuss every step you make, and the reasonbehind these interventions)Whatwouldbepost-crisisyourmanagement?(List 3 and discuss)Whatwouldbeyourpost-crisismanagement?(List 3 and discuss)

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From situation 1, can you answer the question What would be your post-crisis management? (List 3 and discuss) Both from unconscious with no response and unconscious with weak vital sign

Phlebotomy Essentials

6th Edition

ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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