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1 Triage Relay Exercise Key
CERT Basic Training Unit 3 Disaster Medical Operations #1

2 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #1 – Minor Compound Fracture, Right Forearm R = 20, passed P =2, passed M - passed VICTIM #3 – Delayed Both legs deformed R = 12, passed P =2, passed M - passed VICTIM #2 – Immediate Large piece of wood in left thigh R =30, passed P = 3, failed M - skipped VICTIM #4 – Immediate Impaled object in abdomen; breathing difficulties R = 20, passed P = 5, failed M - skipped CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

3 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #5 – Immediate Bone projecting from right leg R = 15, passed P = 4, failed M - skipped VICTIM #7 – Left ankle swollen and deformed R = 15, passed P = 2, passed M - passed VICTIM #6 – Delayed Large piece of wood in left thigh R = 20, passed P = 2, passed M = passed VICTIM #8 – DEAD No visible injuries, blank stare R = failed, after head tilt, chin lift P = never, failed M - skipped CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

4 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #9 – Minor Numerous cuts and abrasions R = 20, passed P = 1, passed M = passed VICTIM #11 – Delayed Right arm is deformed R = 12, passed P = 1, passed M = passed VICTIM #10 – Immediate Severe cut on right thigh, heavy bleeding R = 12, passed P = 3, failed M - skipped VICTIM #12 – Immediate Right arm and leg are deformed R = 20, passed P = 4, failed M - skipped CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

5 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #13 – Delayed Both feet crushed by concrete block R = 20, passed P = 2, passed M = passed VICTIM #15 – Immediate Severe head injury R = breathing restored P = 4, failed M - skipped VICTIM #14 – Immediate Chest pain with possible broken ribs R = 7.5, passed P = 3, failed M - skipped VICTIM #16 – Delayed Back injury, unable to move R = 15, passed P =1, passed M = passed CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

6 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #17 – Dead Blood oozing from head wound R = Chest is not rising, failed P = Fingertips blue/grey, failed M - skipped VICTIM #19 – Delayed Wood impaled in neck R = 12, passed P = 4, failed M - skipped VICTIM #20 – Minor Visibly pregnant (about 5 months), cuts on right arm R = 12, passed P = 1, passed M = passed VICTIM #18 – Immediate Both legs deformed R = 9, passed P = 3, failed M - skipped CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

7 Triage Relay Victim Review
VICTIM #21 – Immediate Amputated left arm, bleeding controlled R = 15, passed P = 4, failed M - skipped VICTIM #23 – Immediate Severe bleeding from head wound R = 30, passed P = 4, failed M - skipped VICTIM #22 – Dead Massive head injury R = Not breathing, failed P = never, failed M - skipped CERT Basic Training Unit 3: Disaster Medical Operations — Part 1

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