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Triage •French word meaning “to sort

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Triage• French word

meaning “to sort

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What is Triage?• The process of assessing patients

to determine management priorities

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Question #

• In a Bus accident involving injuries of different types to people of different ages , who shall you save first ?

• a. 70 year old man with arm fracture • b. 2 year old boy with wound on his right

foot • c. pregnant women with knee injury • d. 18 yr old lady with throat and nose

bleeding

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In the principles of Assessment which of the client should be the first to be attended to ?

a.13 year old boy with right arm fracture

b.4 months pregnant bleeding women 2

c. A stroke patient grasping for air

d. An adult with 2nd degree burns of his left leg and thigh

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Triage in Emergency and Disaster

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Question

Which of the following words is not associated

with Triage ?

• a. Process c. Assess• b. Sort d. Prioritize

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Sort the Injured Patient

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Why is there a need to sort patients?

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Question• Why do we have to do Triage ?• a. To increase the number of survivor in an accident

• b. To maximize use of insufficient medical resources

• c. To apply systematic approach during Emergency

• d. All of the above

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Why sort or classify patients?

• For insufficient medical resources to be available to all who need help.

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Types of Triage

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Question

• What are the two types of Triage ?

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What are the classes of patients in emergency?

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Question #

• What are the two classes of patient in emergency ?

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Levels of Triage System

LEVEL Color Coding

1. Immediate Red

2. Delayed Yellow

3. Minimal Green

4. Expectant Black

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CATEGORY MEANING OUTCOME

1. Immediate Acute danger for life.

Life threatening injuries. Requires immediate medical attention and will not survive if not seen soon.

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Examples

1. Tension pneumothorax

2. Massive Hemorrhage (Shock)3. Cardiac tamponade4. Major traumatic amputation

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In the 4-level triage system

Life threatening injuriesImmediate medical attention and will not

survive if not seen soon

Minor injury or no injury.

“Walking wounded”.

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Question

• In an Immediate category Triage System which of the following is not involved ?\

• a. “Can Wait “• b. Patient will not survive if not seen soon. • c. Red color code • d. None of the above

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CATEGORY MEANING OUTCOME

2. Delayed Severe injury. life-threatening, but can wait until the Immediate casualties are stabilized and evacuated. Constant observation

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Examples

• Pulmonary contusion• Flail chest with hypoxia• Minor amputations• Flesh wounds• Fractures and dislocations

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Question

• In a Delayed category Triage System which of the following is not involved ?

• a. Injuries “Can Wait “• b. Survival is possible • c. Red color code • d. None of the above

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CATEGORY MEANING OUTCOME

3. Minimal Minor injury or no injury.

“Walking wounded”.

Treatment when practical, transport and/or dischargeRequires medical attention when all higher priority patients have been evacuated.

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Examples

• Minor lacerations• Sprains• Abrasions• Non-displaced, minimally angulated closed

fractures of the digit

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• “Walking Injured”

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Question

• In a Minimal category Triage System which of the following is not involved ?

• a. Injuries “Can Wait “• b. Minor injury or no injury.• c. Black color code • d. Walking wounded

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CATEGORY MEANING OUTCOME

4. Expectant No or small chance of survival; no spontaneous breathing after clearing of airway; or dead

Expected not to reach higher medical support alive.If dead, collection and guarding of bodies, identification when possible.

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Examples

• Severe injuries, uncompensated blood loss, • Negative neurological assessment • No spontaneous breathing after clearing of

airway

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Examples

• Unresponsive patient with open head wound and exposed brain

• Burns: 2° and 3°, more than 50% TBSA• Exposure to radiation: more than 500rads

with immediate signs of radiation sickness

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Expectant

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Question

• In a Black color category Triage System which of the following is not involved ?

• a. No breathing • b. Patient “ can wait ”• c. Expectant • d. Identification is needed

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Match the Category with the color coding

Category

1. Delayed2. Minimal3. Expectant4. Immediate

Color

A. RedB. BlackC. GreenD. yellow

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Matching Type

Category Response / Patient Description

A. Patient “can wait” B. No breathing C. Acute danger D. Identification is neededE. No chance of survivalF. Walking injuredG. Immediate medical

attentionH. Transport / discharge

1. Delayed2. Minimal3. Expectant4. Immediate