FMST Student Manual - 2008 Web Edition*
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS
Field Medical Training Battalion
Camp Lejeune
Casualty
Assessment Performance Exam
Student Name:
____________________________ SSN # __________________ PLT:_______
Evaluator Name:
_________________________________ Scenario#:_____ Attempt#: 1 2 3
CARE UNDER FIRE
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TIME: |
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Return
fire, and take cover
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Direct or expect casualty to remain engaged as a combatant, if
appropriate |
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Direct casualty to move to cover and apply self-aid, if able |
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Try to keep the casualty from sustaining additional wounds |
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Stop LIFE-THREATENING hemorrhage if tactically feasible
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Direct casualty to control
hemorrhage by self-aid, if able
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Use a tourniquet for life
threatening external
hemorrhage
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For hemorrhage not
controlled with a tourniquet, apply HemCon or QuikClot dressing with
pressure |
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C-SPINE CONSIDERATION–
(PRN) *Dependent upon MOI |
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TIME
(5 Minutes max time limit): |
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TACTICAL FIELD CARE |
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NOTES
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Casualties with an altered mental status should be
disarmed immediately |
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Airway
Assessment (for UNCONSCIOUS PATIENT) |
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Assess
Airway |
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Casualty with airway obstruction or
impending airway obstruction
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Chin lift or jaw thrust maneuver
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Consider Nasopharyngeal airway
- If previous measures unsuccessful perform a
cricothyroidotomy
REASSESS AIRWAY ADJUNCT |
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Breathing
NOTES
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NOTE RESPIRATORY
EFFORT |
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INSPECT/ AUSCULTATE
PALPATE Anterior Chest |
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TREAT LIFE THREATS |
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LOG ROLL (Log roll
IF chest or abdominal wounds are noted) |
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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Bleeding
NOTES |
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PULSE CHECK
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BLOOD SWEEP
* Assess for
unrecognized hemorrhage, and control all sources of bleeding. |
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ASSESS PULSES
* Assess radial pulse for
quality. |
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Bleeding (con’t) |
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TOURNIQUET CONVERSION
* Assess for
possibility of tourniquet conversion to a pressure dressing or a HemCon
dressing as appropriate |
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IV/IO ACCESS
(FLUID CONSIDERATION)
* Determine
fluid resuscitation needs
* If
NOT in shock: No IV fluids
necessary, PO fluids if conscious
* If in
shock: Hextend 500 mL IV, Repeat in 30 minutes if still in shock,
No more than 1000 mL of Hextend |
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PREVENTION OF
HYPOTHERMIA |
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MONITOR VITAL SIGNS
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HEAD (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes
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SKULL |
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EYES |
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EARS |
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NOSE |
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MOUTH |
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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NECK (DCAP-BTLS)
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ASSESS NECK
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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CHEST (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes |
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INSPECT/ AUSCULTATE/
PALPATE |
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TREAT / REASSESS |
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ABDOMEN (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes
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INSPECT/ PALPATE |
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TREAT / REASSESS |
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PELVIS (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes
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INSPECT/ PALPATE |
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TREAT / REASSES |
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LOWER
EXTREMITIES (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes |
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INSPECT/ PALPATE |
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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UPPER EXTREMITIES (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes |
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INSPECT/ PALPATE |
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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POSTERIOR (DCAP-BTLS)
Notes |
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LOG ROLL (If
NOT previously done during assessment) |
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INSPECT/ PALPATE |
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TREAT/ REASSESS |
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PAIN
MANAGEMENT
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NOTES |
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* Able
to fight: Mobic, 15 mg PO qd and Tylenol, 650 mg
bilayer caplet, 2 PO q8h
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Unable to fight:
(Must have Naloxone available)
* No IV/
IO access: Oral Transmucosal fentanyl citrate, 800 ug, transbuccally
* IV/ IO
access: Morphine Sulfate 5 mg, IV, reassess in 10 minutes, repeat every 10
minutes PRN to control pain, monitor for respiratory depression
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Promethazine, 25 mg, IV/IO/IM PRN for Nausea |
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IMMOBILIZATION
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SPLINTING AND
SECURING PATIENT FOR TRANSPORT |
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ANTIBIOTICS
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* If able to
tolerate PO: Moxifloxacin, 400 mg, PO qd
* If NOT able
to tolerate PO: Cefotetan, 2g IV/IO (slow push) or IM q12h OR
Ertapenem, 1g, IV/IO/IM q 24h |
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PATIENT TURNOVER
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PATIENT
TURNOVER
NOTES
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VITAL SIGNS AND
DOCUMENTATION |
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TIME (Student
must complete the entire Casualty Assessment XP within 30 minutes): |
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NOTES:
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*The FMST Student
Manual was produced by the Field Medical Training Battalion-East, Camp Lejeune,
North Carolina. This 2008 web edition has been enhanced by the
Brookside Associates, Ltd., preserving all of the original text material,
while augmenting, modifying, eliminating or replacing some of the graphics to comply with
privacy and copyright laws, and to enhance the training value. These
enhancements are marked with a red box
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and are C. 2008, with all rights
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