Secondary Survey

You have come across a casualty and have dealt with all life threatening injuries.

You have discovered what has happened
and have asked the casualty about the symptoms they are feeling.

You are waiting for the ambulance and have time to perform a secondary survey of the casualty
in order to identify any additional injuries or conditions.

The next few puzzles will help remind you of how to perform a secondary survey.

Fill in all the gaps, then press "Check" to check your answers.

If you need help, use the "[?]" button to reveal the first letter of the word
and the "Hint" button at the bottom of the page to insert additional letters.

Note, you will lose points each time you use the "[?]" & "Hint" buttons!

A secondary survey may be performed on a [?] casualty, who will usually be lying on their [?], and on an unconscious casualty who is [?], and who will be lying in the [?] position.

Remember, [?] you begin you must [?] explain to the [?] what you would like to do and [?], and ask for their [?] to carry out the survey.