Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Survey

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Across
  1. 3. Technique used to inspect the back while maintaining spinal alignment.
  2. 5. What must occur repeatedly after interventions during trauma care?
  3. 6. Major life-threatening problem actively sought during circulation.
  4. 7. ABCDE step involving rapid neurological assessment, including GCS and pupils.
  5. 9. Fully inspect the patient while preventing hypothermia.
  6. 10. A key problem the tertiary survey is designed to detect.
  7. 11. Trauma history mnemonic used during the secondary survey.
  8. 13. ABCDE step focused on perfusion and haemorrhage control.
  9. 15. Complication you must prevent while exposing a trauma patient.
  10. 16. Three-letter scale used to assess level of consciousness.
  11. 17. Bedside ultrasound used to look for free fluid and thoracic injury.
Down
  1. 1. The A in the AMPLE trauma history.
  2. 2. Detailed survey performed after immediate life threats are managed.
  3. 4. Protection maintained while assessing a trauma patient's airway.
  4. 8. Pattern of examination used during the secondary survey.
  5. 10. The M in the AMPLE trauma history.
  6. 12. ABCDE step assessing ventilation, oxygenation and chest injury.
  7. 14. First priority assessed in the primary survey.
  8. 17. The E in AMPLE: circumstances surrounding the injury.
  9. 18. Later systematic reassessment aimed at detecting missed injuries.