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  • Site conducted

  • SCORING TOTALS A participant will be marked as unsuccessful for any combination of points totalling a deduction of 8 or more points. The determining factor is the effect on the overall patient outcome.

  • Responder 1

  • Responder 2

  • Scenario Type

  • Attempt #

  • Scenario #

Evaluation

Scene Assessment

  • Environment / MOI / Casualty Count / Chief Complaint / Assistance Required

  • PPE: Gloves / Mask / Eyewear

  • General Impression

Primary Assessment

  • LOR (AVPU)

  • ABCs

  • Pulse Oximetry/Oxygen

  • Rapid Body Survey (Including skin)

  • Transport Decision

  • SMR/Spinal

  • Patient Positioning

Secondary Assessment

  • Signs and Symptoms

  • Allergies

  • Medications

  • Past Pertinent Medical History

  • Last Oral Intake

  • Events Leading Up To

  • Secondary Assessment Score

Pain Assessment

  • Onset

  • Provocation

  • Quality

  • Region / Radiation

  • Severity

  • Time

  • Pain Assessment Score

Vital Signs

  • GCS/LOR

  • SpO2

  • Pulse

  • Respiration

  • Blood Pressure

  • Pupils

  • Skin

  • Temp

  • BGL

  • Vital Signs Score

Head-to-Toe:

  • Head/Face/Neck

  • Chest/Abdomen/Pelvis

  • Back

  • Lower Extremities

  • Upper Extremities

  • Chest Auscultation

  • Neurological

  • Head-to-Toe Score

Ongoing Assessment

  • ABCs

  • Vital Signs

Patient Care Report (handoff)

  • Verbal Report

  • Written Report (submitted)

Interventions Provided (Please add Intervention details)

  • Oxygen

  • CPR/AED

  • Communication

  • Care

Final Outcome (circle one):

  • Result

  • Evaluator Comments (mandatory) + A review of this evaluation with feedback has been provided to the participant. Signatures are confirmation of this process

  • Evaluator Name & Signature

  • Responder Names & Signature

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