TRIAGE...AND RETRIAGE: RESPONDING TO THE MULTIPLE CASUALTY INCIDENT
L Phillips
Abstract
L Phillips
Abstract
This article discusses the use of triage by the emergency medical technician when responding to a multiple casualty incident. It describes the START system, a commonly used system of triage, and notes difficulties EMS technicians frequently have when first using triage. It also relates the troubling emotions that one can experience while executing triage systems.
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This article discusses the use of triage by the emergency medical technician when responding to a multiple casualty incident. It describes the START system, a commonly used system of triage, and notes difficulties EMS technicians frequently have when first using triage. It also relates the troubling emotions that one can experience while executing triage systems.
Key concepts: Triage, Technician, Medical emergency, Medicine, Mass-casualty incident, Poison control, Human factors and ergonomics, Engineering