常见的SALT检伤分类.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Scenario: You are seated at an outdoor patio area of a local restaurant at a popular upscale shopping district; seated a few tables away you recognize an EMT paramedic eating lunch with his family. You hear a couple car horns blowing and notice that a car has pulled up in front of a theater nearby and is blocking the intersection. The driver of this vehicle is noticed to get out of the car and begins walking toward your restaurant. Traffic jams around it and people gather around the suspicious car. The driver of this suspicious car, who is now standing across the street from you, turns around looking at the crowd gathering and appears to be using his cell phone…. …moments later “EXPLOSION” ! The car in the intersection has just exploded, debris has landed near your location but you are uninjured. As you stare in disbelief of what just happened, you remember the driver… he is seen still standing watching from across the street, while the crowd is frantically attempting to flee from the scene around him… you contemplate if you should run to help or flee the scene as well. A police car immediately rounds the corner near where the driver is standing. It stops abruptly. As the officer attempts to get out of the car, the suspicious driver pulls out a hand gun and fires several times. The officer is down, and the now driver-gunman is running away from the scene. As you turn around, you notice the EMT paramedic, previously also having lunch, is now standing next to you… As the dispersing crowd continues to move further away, the scene is now eerily quiet and time appears standing still…. No other obvious medical personnel or uniformed law enforcement are seen. * Scenario: As you called “911” the operator give you the instructions as noted on the slide, she also informs you that the police car should have a first aid kit, fire extinguisher, cones/flares and safety equipment available in the trunk.