Dimension | Criteria | Description | Scale |
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Criteria related to the victim’s health | Airways and oxygenation | The victim breathes normally, does not breathe or has a loud or altered breathing. This has a direct impact on the victim’s health | They’re on a verbal scale, ranging from one to four. Where 1 stands for Unhurt, and 4 Severe (Unhurt, Small, Medium and Severe). A higher value is preferable to a lower value. (Maximization) |
State of consciousness | The victim seems normal, confused, unconscious, had a seizure or loosened sphincters | ||
Pulse | Investigation of the victim’s pulse, the doctor wants to investigate if it’s normal, fast, slow or non existent | ||
Airways and oxygenation | The victim breathes normally, does not breathe or has a loud or altered breathing. This has a direct impact on the victim’s health | ||
Trauma | The doctor wants to know if there’s visible bleeding, body deformity, burns, incarceration or confinement | ||
Victim’s health history | Historical data of the ailment, recurrence, hereditary diseases, or any other information that might contribute to the treatment |