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dusya [7]
1 year ago
13

A person suddenly collapses while sitting in the sunroom of a healthcare facility. a healthcare provider observes the event and

hurries over to assess the situation. the healthcare provider performs which assessment first
Medicine
1 answer:
ASHA 777 [7]1 year ago
4 0

A systematic strategy to inspection is recommended. A fast assessment should be performed initially by the healthcare provider. A fast assessment is a short visual examination to guarantee safety, get an idea of the patient's health, and check for responsiveness, breathing, and a pulse if the patient appears to be unresponsive. This would be followed by a main evaluation and then a subsequent evaluation.

<h3>What is a sunroom?</h3>

A sunroom is mostly a place to relax. Sunrooms, with their glass windows and skylights, create the illusion of being outside while being within.

As the person collapsed the healthcare provider should first check for responsiveness, breathing, and a pulse if the patient appears to be unresponsive.

Thus, these assessment should be followed in the given case.

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