Patient Assessment
from Hermon Mountain Ski Patrol Hosted by jrobert.bakker
This document outlines the essential procedures and skills for outdoor emergency patient care, specifically adhering to the National Ski Patrol's Critical Performance Indicators and the OEC 6th Edition guidelines. It details a structured approach to patient assessment, encompassing scene evaluation, primary and secondary assessments, history taking, vital sign monitoring, treatment, transport preparation, and reassessment. The text emphasizes the importance of meticulous execution of each step, particularly the CPIs, for successful patient management. Furthermore, it provides specific instructions on how to assess vital signs, such as pulse, respiration, pupils, blood pressure, capillary refill, and oxygen saturation. The inclusion of radio report protocols and practical considerations for ski patrol operations enhances the real-world applicability of these skills. Ultimately, this material serves as a guide for practitioners to develop proficiency in providing thorough patient care in outdoor emergencies.
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