1.3.3 Trauma Teams
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| + | *'''[[1.3.1 Event Medical Director]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[1.3.2 Ski Patrol]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[1.3.3 Trauma Teams]]''' | ||
| + | *'''[[1.3.4 Team Physicians]]''' | ||
| *'''[[Advanced Trauma Life Support]]''' | *'''[[Advanced Trauma Life Support]]''' | ||
| *'''[[Advanced Life Support]]''' | *'''[[Advanced Life Support]]''' | ||
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1.3.3 Trauma Teams
- Determined from the overall medical plan regarding specific needs for event. Generally positioned along course where they can reach any critically injured athlete within 4 minutes maximum time limit
- These teams generally consist of medically trained individuals that are Advance Cardiac or Advanced Trauma Life Support qualified and/or paramedic with capability of advanced airway management.
[edit] Also see
- 1.3.1 Event Medical Director
- 1.3.2 Ski Patrol
- 1.3.3 Trauma Teams
- 1.3.4 Team Physicians
- Advanced Trauma Life Support
- Advanced Life Support
- Medical Guide,
- 1.2 Required Facilities & Resources
- Emergency medical services
- Advanced Medical Priority Dispatch System
Return back to 1.3.2 Ski Patrol or Medical Guide or see 1.3 Personnel/Staff
