This station tests the ability to perform a full patient assessment of a victim with multiple traumatic injuries. The EMT candidate must conduct and verbalize their assessment as they would in the field, which may include removing some clothing. Any clinical information not visible or detectable through physical exam will be provided after the candidate indicates how they would normally obtain it. The candidate has 10 minutes to complete the assessment and must direct the treatment of two assisting EMTs based on their findings.

1. NYS EMT-B Skills Stations
1-A Patient Assessment Medical
and
1-B Patient Assessment Trauma
Scene Size-Up
Primary Assessment

2. Notice anything similar?
Well, one small difference……but hey, pretty close

3. Notice anything else?
Almost
all
„Critical‟
items
are
include
d in
these
two
areas
alone!!

4. The Scenario
This station is designed to test your ability to perform a patient
assessment of a victim of multi-system trauma and “voice” treat all
conditions and injuries discovered. You must conduct your
assessment as you would in the field including communicating with
your patient. You may remove the patient‟s clothing down to shorts
or swimsuit if you feel it is necessary. As you conduct your
assessment, you should verbalize everything you are assessing.
Clinical information not obtainable by visual or physical inspection
will be given to you after you demonstrate how you would normally
gain that information. You may assume that you have two EMTs
working with you and that they are correctly carrying out the verbal
treatments you indicate. You have ten (10) minutes to complete
this skill station. Do you have any questions?

5. The Skill Sheet

6. The Skill Sheet

7. The Skill Sheet

8. The Skill Sheet