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This reference card should not be considered to replace or supercede regional prehospital medical treatment in part by project grant #6 H33 MC 00036 from the Emergency Services for Children program, HRSA, USDHHS in cooperation with NHTSA Rev. 1/04 General Impression (First view of patient)Airway & Appearance (Open/Clear Muscle Tone /Body Position) Abnormal: Abnormal or absent cry or response to parents or environmental stimuli. Floppy or rigid muscle tone or not moving. ABNormal: Normal cry or speech.

hyper/hypokalemia, tamponade, tension.pneumothorax, toxins/poisons/drugs or.thromboembolism & treat if present. Glasgow Coma Score Infants Children /Adults Eye Opening Spontaneous 4 Spontaneous To speech/sound 3 To speech To pain 2 To pain No response 1 No response

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