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1 2015 St. John Ambulance Zone Competition First Aid Challenge EAM SCEARI - SFA Scenario 1 - LIGHIG UP DW Background Scenario You and your team are Providing First Aid Services for the setup of the opening ceremonies of an annual local fair. here are a number of workers scrambling to put the final touches on the festivities. Suddenly there is an echoing crash in around the corner where large stage lighting was being installed. You have 20 minutes to complete the scenario, Good Luck!! here will be a 3 minute warning signify the end of the primary survey. here will also be a 2 minute left signal for the team s benefit. HIS PAGE IS GIVE EAMS A HE BEGIIG F HE SCEARI 1

CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI Scenario : LIGHIG UP DW (BACKGRUD BE SHARED WIH CMPEIRS) Your First aid team are attending the final preparation and set up for the opening ceremonies of a local fair.

2 CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI Scenario : LIGHIG UP DW (BACKGRUD BE SHARED WIH CMPEIRS) Your First aid team are attending the final preparation and set up for the opening ceremonies of a local fair. here are a number of contractors and workers scrambling around the site attempting to complete their tasks before the festivities begin in a few hours. A stage lighting crew is hanging the last couple of lights when the worker (lighting installer) at the top of a ladder suddenly looses his footing, falling to the ground striking the back of his head and immediately going into a seizure from skull fracture. he ladder also lands on top of him causing laceration to the face with bruising in a single line down face and torso from the impact of the rail of the ladder. he worker (lighting assistant) who was holding the base of the ladder attempted to get out of the way of the 50lb stage light but tripped and fell. he second worker lands on an outstretched arm causing a left collarbone fracture as well as a fractured mid-shaft tibia (open) from the light with 3 pieces of 2 embedded glass in the same leg but on the back (calf). he patient has severe anxiety and begins to experience a panic attack with hyperventilation (inconsolable crying that he doesn t have workers compensation and will be out of work and money.) E: here will be a 1 minute warning to the judges to signify the end of the seizure in casualty 1 Lighting installer. here will be a 3 minute warning to the judges to signify the end of the primary survey. here will also be a 2 minute remaining signal for the team s benefit as well as to signify the beginning of the second seizure in casualty 1 Lighting installer. 2

CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI Scenario : LIGHIG UP DW PRPS (Per Scenario/eam) 2 casualties dressed in work/contractor type clothes Ladder A long extension cord weaved in and out of ladder and over the

3 CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI Scenario : LIGHIG UP DW PRPS (Per Scenario/eam) 2 casualties dressed in work/contractor type clothes Ladder A long extension cord weaved in and out of ladder and over the patients as if they fell from ceiling. Broken glass across floor and 3-2 pieces in casualty 2- lighting assistant s right calf. (clear broken up plastic cups) Medical alert bracelet ( diabetic ) First Aid kits PCRs 3

CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI ~ LIGHIG UP DW Casualty 1 Lighting Installer:(Supine, active seizure ladder on chest) Information Casualty Simulation Required Unconscious in seizure for the Patient wears a

4 CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI ~ LIGHIG UP DW Casualty 1 Lighting Installer:(Supine, active seizure ladder on chest) Information Casualty Simulation Required Unconscious in seizure for the Patient wears a medical alert first minute and the last 2 minutes stating Diabetic of the scenario; remains Explain to casualty the history unconscious for duration of the and acting a moderate scenario. tonic/clonic seizure. Possible head and spinal Injury battle signs dark bruising with skull fracture behind the ears blood trickle from the right ear and the right nare with straw coloured fluid. (vaseline) Incontinence Wet pants (size of an orange) Struck in face and chest by falling bruised line down face and torso ladder from ladder rail 2 inch Laceration to cheek Shock Pale, cool, sweaty skin 4

2015 Zone Competition SFA Scenario 1 CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI ~ LIGHIG UP DW Casualty 2 Lighting Assistant:(Conscious/Alert, laying

$) Information Anxiety/ Panic attack with hyperventilation Closed fracture LEF collarbone pen fracture of the RIGH tibia (front of$ history and how to act in a panic attack. Bruising over bone.

history and how to act in a panic attack. Bruising over bone.

Pale, cool, sweaty skin HISRY: You weree holding the ladder while your co-worker put up the heavy light.

You tried to get out of the way, but tripped and fell catching your fall with your LEF arm, the light struck the back of your RIGH

5 2015 Zone Competition SFA Scenario 1 CASUALY SIMULARS IFRMAI ~ LIGHIG UP DW Casualty 2 Lighting Assistant:(Conscious/Alert, laying on left side.) Information Anxiety/ Panic attack with hyperventilation Closed fracture LEF collarbone pen fracture of the RIGH tibia (front of lower leg) 3 pieces of 2 long glass in Right calf (back of lower leg) Shock Casualty Simulation Required Explain to casualty the history and how to act in a panic attack. Bruising over bone. Small bone sticking out of front/shinn with a small amount of bruising and blood. minimal bleeding, glass close together in circle. Pale, cool, sweaty skin HISRY: You weree holding the ladder while your co-worker put up the heavy light. Your Co-worker slipped and fell, dropping the light. You tried to get out of the way, but tripped and fell catching your fall with your LEF arm, the light struck the back of your RIGH leg. Casualty becomes very upset, (panic attack) hyperventilating and crying that he is hurt and his friend is injured. My heart is pounding. he casualty continues to hyperventilate until team coaches respirations for at least 30 seconds and reassuress casualty minimum 3 times. SAMPLE: Allergies = no allergies. Medication = Cymbalta and Lorazepam Medical History = Anxiety issues /panic disorder and depression. Last Meal = 2 hours ago. 5

6 JUDGES PRMPS IME: PRMP: 0 minute Casualty 1 lighting installer in seizure on his back with ladder (Scenario and extension cords on his face and chest. begins) Casualty 2 lighting assistant prone a few feet away with broken glass and light/cords around legs. 1 minute Casualty 1 Lighting installer stops seizing. 3 minutes ED F PRIMARY SURVEY MARKIG 18 minutes 2 minute Warning for team AD casualty 1- lighting installer begins seizure again until end of scenario * have casualty stop seizing within 10 seconds of end of scenario. 20 minutes ED F SCEARI Casualty 1 Lighting Installer: 1 st SE 2 nd SE 3 rd SE RESP. 24 irregular 28 irregular + snoring 10 irregular + snoring PULSE 112 Strong + rapid 64 hready 48 hready SKI Pale, cool, clammy Pale, cool, clammy Pale, cool, clammy LC Unconscious Unconscious Unconscious PUPILS Unequal + Sluggish Unequal + nonreactive Allergies: one on medical alert Medications: Unable to determine Past Medical History: Diabetic on medical alert Last meal: Unable to determine. Unequal + nonreactive Casualty 2 Lighting Assistant: * only improves if team coaches respirations! 1 st SE 2 nd SE 3 rd SE RESP. 28 irregular 20 regular 12 regular PULSE 120 rapid 100 Rapid 90 Rapid SKI Pale, cool, clammy Pale, cool, clammy Pale, cool, clammy LC Conscious Conscious Conscious PUPILS Equal + Reactive Equal + Reactive Equal + Reactive Allergies: one Medications: Cymbalta and Lorazepam Past Medical History: Anxiety issues/ panic and depression Last meal: 2 hours ago light meal 6

7 2015 Zone Competition SFA Level Lighting Up Down EAM SCEARI eam umber eam Member #1 eam Member #2 eam Member #3 eam Member #4 Unit: Judges ames Casualty 1 Lighting Installer: Page 8- Primary Survey (Possible 160) Sub-otal Page 9 - Secondary Survey (Possible 250) Sub-otal Page 10 -x, Shock & General Page 11 - Recording (Possible 290) Sub-otal (Possible 150) Sub-otal Casualty 1 (Possible 850) otal Casualty 2 Lighting Assistant: Page 12 - Primary Survey Page 13 - Secondary Survey Page 14 -x, Shock & General Page 15 - Recording (Possible 140) Sub-otal (Possible 270) Sub-otal (Possible 300) Sub-otal (Possible 140) Sub-otal Casualty 2 (Possible 850) otal otal Points Awarded Casualty1 & 2(Possible 1700) 7

8 CASUALY 1 LIGHIG ISALLER EAM # SCEE / PRIMARY SURVEY: his section is active for the first 3 minutes of the scenario only. During these first 3 minutes, the competitor may perform the actions that are both listed here and in the Secondary Survey. After the 3 minutes, the competitor is eligible to receive marks only in the Secondary Survey and no marks may be awarded in this Primary Survey. Actions in this section may be done in any order. 1.1 Did First Aider take charge of the situation? S Did First AiderI.D. self and obtain consent? Did First Aider wear protective gloves? A/S P I S D E A/S 10 0 A/S Did First Aider call out for help? S Were hazards assessed?(ladder/cords removed) S Did eam determine any other casualties? (1 other) A Did eam immediately maintain c-spine control? A Did eam determine/state the mechanism of injury? (2 nd S 10 0 casualty able to answer about fall from ladder) 1.9 Did eam assess responsiveness (Unconscious and in active seizure for first 1 minute of scenario) A/S Did eam protect the casualty from injury during seizure? A/S Did eam assess airway? (pen with snoring respirations) A/S Did eamassess breathing? (24 irregular and snoring) A Did eam assess the casualty s circulation skin/ temp? (skin is cool, pale & sweaty) A Did eam perform a rapid body survey?(incontinence noted) A Did eam activate EMS? (bystander is available to do this) A/S Did eam active Police? (workplace/industrial accident) A/S 10 0 PRIMARY SURVEY SUB-AL( /160 ) 8

9 CASUALY 1 LIGHIG ISALLER EAM # SECDARY SURVEY: Actions in this section may be performed by the competitor in the first 3 minutes of the scenario as well as the Primary Survey. After the 3 first minutes, this is the only section that points shall be awarded to. Actions in this section may be done in any order. 2.0 HISRY F HE CASUALY: 2.1 Did the eam find medical alert bracelet?( Diabetic ) A/S Did the eam ask if casualty has any allergies?(none) A/S Did the eam ask past medical history?( Diabetic on alert) A/S Did the eamasklast oral intake?(unknown) S Did the eamdetermine how the incident happened? S CASUALY S VIAL SIGS ASSESSME Did the eam determine Level of Consciousness?(Uncon) A/S Did the eam assess Respiration?(24 regular/ shallow) A Did the eam assess Pulse? (112 Strong and rapid) A Did the eam assess Skin Condition & emperature? (correct to pale, cool and sweaty) A/S P I S D E A 10 0 HEAD E EXAMIAI Check scalp? (noted battle signs behind ears) A Check eyes? (Unequal and sluggish) A Check nose? (trickle of blood from right nostril) A Check mouth? (nothing) A Check jaw? (notes bruising and LAC to cheek) A Check ears? (tickle of blood right ear canal/ straw fluid) A Check neck? (no deformity, no pain) A Check collarbones? (no deformity) A Check shoulders? (no deformity) A Check both arms/hands? (no deformity) A Check chest (notes bruising on chest from ladder) A Check abdomen? (clear) A Check back? (no deformity) A Check pelvis?(no deformity) A Check both legs?(no deformity) A Check both ankles and feet? (no deformity) A 10 0 SECDARY SURVEY SUB-AL( /250 ) 9

10 CASUALY 1 LIGHIG ISALLER EAM # HEAD & SPIAL IJURY Did the team maintain C-Spine throughout scenario? A Was bleeding from ear covered? (light gauze/not packed) A Was bleeding from the nose covered? (not pinched) A Was cheek laceration cleaned appropriately? A Was cheek laceration covered with dressing? A FIRS SEIZURE (Beginning of scenario): Was the patient protected from danger during seizure? A/S Was the duration of the seizure obtained? (1 minute) S Was the patient s privacy maintained? (blanket) A Was the patient left in position found at all times? A he patient was left alone (supine)at any time? A SECD SEIZURE (Final 2 minutes of scenario) Was the onset of a 2nd seizure immediately recognized? A/S Was the patient protected from danger during seizure? A Was the duration of the seizure noted? A 10 0 * stop right before end of scenario!(2 minutes) 7.4 Did the team place anything in the mouth? A SHCK AD GEERAL Was casualty covered over to lessen shock? A Was casualty reassured? A/S Was casualty reassured more than once? A/S Was LC reassessed? 2 nd set (unconscious) A/S Was respiration reassessed? 2 nd set (28 irreg./snoring) A Was pulse reassessed? 2 nd set (64 thready) A Was skin reassessed? 2 nd set (pale, cool, sweaty) A Was pupils reassessed? 2 nd set (unequal/ reactive) A Did the team note change in vital signs with whole team? A Was EMS updated with change in patient condition? A/S Was LC reassessed? 3 rd set (unconscious) A/S Was respirations reassessed? 3 rd set (10 irreg./snoring) A Was pulse reassessed? 3 rd set (48 thready) A Was skin reassessed? 3 rd set (pale, cool, sweaty) A PERSAL PRECIVE EQUIPME Were gloves effective?(torn gloves must be replaced) A 10 0 REAME/CARE SUB-AL( /290 ) 10

11 CASUALY 1 LIGHIG ISALLER EAM # RECRDIG Was the Incident date and time recorded? A Was the casualty s information recorded? (John Doe) A Was the initial LC recorded?(uncon./seizure) A Was the duration of initial seizure recorded? (1 minute) A Was the initial ABC status recorded? (Airway patent; Breathing adequate; Skin pale/cool/sweaty) A Was an accurate incident history recorded? A Was mechanism of injury recorded? A Was the suspected head/spinal injury recorded? A Was the bruising behind the ears recorded? A Was the blood/ CSF from the right ear recorded? A Was dressing to ear recorded? A Was the blood from right nare recorded? A Was dressing to nose recorded? A Was the cheek laceration recorded? A Was treatment for the cheek laceration recorded? A Was the bruising to the face and chest recorded? A Was the initial position of hazards recorded? (for police) A 5 0 Vital Signs ote: If no time recorded, then no mark Was the 1 st vital signs LC recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Respiration recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Pulse recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Skin & emperature recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs LC recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Respiration recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Pulse recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Skin & emperature recorded? A Was the onset of 2 nd seizure recorded? A Was the duration of the 2 nd seizure recorded? (2 minutes) A Was the pupil response recorded? A Was notification of EMS recorded? A Was the name(s) of the first aid team legibly recorded? A 5 0 RECRDIG SUB-AL( /150 ) 11

12 CASUALY 2 LIGHIG ASSISA EAM # SCEE / PRIMARY SURVEY: his section is active for the first 3 minutes of the scenario only. During these first 3 minutes, the competitor may perform the actions that are both listed here and in the Secondary Survey. After the 3 minutes, the competitor is eligible to receive marks only in the Secondary Survey and no marks may be awarded in this Primary Survey. Actions in this section may be done in any order. 1.1 Did the team take charge of the situation? S Did the team I.D. self and obtain consent to help? Did the team wear protective gloves? A/S P I S D E A/S 10 0 A/S Did the team call out for help from by-standers? S Were hazards assessed?(cords/ glass removed) S Did the team determine any other casualties? (1 other) A Did the team determine/state the mechanism of injury? A 10 0 (fall/ struck) 1.8 Did the team assess responsiveness?(alert/ riented) S Did the team assess airway? (Airway open) A/S Did the team assess breathing? (18 regular) A/S Did the team assess the circulation skin? (cool, pale) A Did the team perform a rapid body survey? A/S 10 0 (bleeding at leg wounds/fx) 1.13 Did the team activate EMS? A/S Did the team active Police? (workplace accident) A/S 10 0 PRIMARY SURVEY SUB-AL( /140 ) CASUALY 2 LIGHIG ASSISA EAM # 12

13 SECDARY SURVEY: Actions in this section may be performed by the competitor in the first 3 minutes of the scenario as well as the Primary Survey. After the 3 first minutes, this is the only section that points shall be awarded to. Actions in this section may be done in any order. 2.0 HISRY F HE CASUALY: 2.1 Did the team ask the casualties name? S Did the team ask about symptoms? (Pain L clavicle, R calf) S Did the team ask if casualty has any allergies?(none) S Did the team ask for Medications? (Cymbalta, Lorazepam) S Did First Aider ask casualty s past medical Hx?(Anxiety) S Did the First Aider ask about last meal?(2 hours) S Did First Aider determine how the incident happened? S CASUALY S VIAL SIGS ASSESSME 3.1 Did the team determine LC? (Conscious) A Did the team assess Respiration?(correct to 28 regular) A Did the team assess Pulse? (correct to 120 Rapid) A Did the team assess Skin? (pale, cool and sweaty) A Did the team assess Pupils (equal and reactive) A HEAD E EXAMIAI Check scalp? (no deformity) A Check eyes? (equal and Reactive) A Check nose? (nothing) A Check mouth? (nothing) A Check jaw? (no deformity) A Check ears? (nothing) A Check neck? (no deformity, no pain) A Check collarbones? (swelling, bruised left collarbone) A Check shoulders? (no deformity) A Check both arms/hands?(no deformity) A Check chest (no deformity) A Check abdomen?(clear) A Check back? (no deformity) A Check pelvis?(no deformity) A Check both legs? (pen Fx Right ibia, 3x 2 embedded Glass in right calf) A 10 0 SECDARY SURVEY SUB-AL( /270) A/S P I S D E CASUALY 2 LIGHIG ASSISA EAM # 13

14 5.0 PAIC/ AXIEY AACK: 5.1 Did the team immediately recognize hyperventilation? A/S Did the team Coach respirations effectively? (minimum 30s) A/S Did the team reassure the casualty?(minimum 3 times) S FRACURED LEF CLLARBE: Did the team fully expose the injury? A Was distal circulation checked before treatment? A Was the collarbone placed in an effective tubular sling? A Was a broad bandage applied around chest and arm? A Was the Ice applied to injury not directly on the skin? A Was distal circulation checked after treatment? A PE FRACURE RIGH IBIA: Did the team fully expose the injury? A Was distal circulation checked before treatment? A Was the exposed bone covered with dressing/ padding? A Was the leg supported and secured to other leg or leg A 10 0 splint with 5 bandages? 7.5 Was distal circulation checked after treatment? A EMBEDDED GLASS I CALF: Were dressings tented over glass? A Was padding placed on either side of the wound? A Was care taken not to place pressure directly against A/S 10 0 glass or bone? SHCK AD GEERAL Was casualty covered over to lessen shock? A Was LC reassessed?2 nd set (Conscious) A/S Was Respiration reassessed?2 nd set(20 regular) A Was Pulse reassessed? 2 nd set (100 Rapid) A Was Skin reassessed? 2 nd set (pale, cool, sweaty) A Was the Pupils reassessed? 2 nd set (equal / reactive) A Was LC reassessed? 3 rd set (Conscious) A/S Was Respiration reassessed? 3 rd set (12 regular) A Was Pulse reassessed? 3 rd set (90 rapid) A Was Skin reassessed? 3 rd (pale, cool, sweaty) A Was the Pupils reassessed? 3 rd set (equal / reactive) A Did team attempt to contact Employer/Site manager? A/S 10 0 (Work injury) PERSAL PRECIVE EQUIPME Were gloves effective? (torn gloves must be replaced) A 10 0 REAME/CARE SUB-AL( /300 ) 14

15 CASUALY 2 LIGHIG ASSISA EAM # RECRDIG Was the incident date and time recorded? A Was the casualty s information recorded? A Was the initial LC recorded? A Was the initial ABC status recorded? A 5 0 (Airway patent; Breathing adequate; Skin pale/cool/sweaty) 11.5 Was an accurate incident history recorded? A Was the allergies recorded? A Was the medications recorded? A Was the complaint of pain in the collarbone recorded? A Was the collarbone appearance recorded? A Was the treatment for the collarbone recorded? A Was the onset of panic attack noted? A Was the treatment for panic attack noted? A Was the embedded glass in right calf recorded? A Was the treatment for the embedded glass recorded? A Was the fractured right tibia recorded? A Was initial position of hazards recorded? A 5 0 Vital Signs ote: If no time recorded, then no mark Was the 1 st vital signs LC recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Respiration recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Pulse recorded? A Was the 1 st vital signs Skin & emperature recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Level of Consciousness recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Respiration recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Pulse recorded? A Was the 2 nd vital signs Skin & emperature recorded? A Was notification of EMS recorded? A Was notification of Police recorded? A Was notification of Employer/Site manager recorded? A Was the name(s) of the first aid team legibly recorded? A 5 0 RECRDIG SUB-AL( /140) 15

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