START Triage

Question 1

Able to walk and has a fractured humerus and minor lacerations. HR: 116, RR: 24, Awake/Oriented

Accepted Answer

Green

Question 2

Radial artery laceration and bleeding is controlled. RR: 22, HR: 119, capillary refill < 2 seconds. Awake and walking.

Accepted Answer

Green

Question 3

Head injury. Screams to painful stimuli. RR: 36, HR: 50, Capillary refill <2 seconds

Accepted Answer

Red

Question 4

Unresponsive. RR: 0, HR: 60. Respirations of 6 after repositioning airway.

Accepted Answer

Red

Question 5

Arm amputation. HR: 130, RR: 28. Radial pulse absent in attached arm.

Accepted Answer

Red

Question 6

Abdominal pain. Alert to verbal stimuli. HR: 130, RR: 32, Capillary refill <2 sec

Accepted Answer

Red

Question 7

What does START stand for?

Accepted Answer

Simple triage and rapid transport

Question 8

Patient is sitting on scene. Hand injury. RR: 22, HR: 100, Capillary refill <2 seconds, Radial pulses present

Accepted Answer

Yellow

Question 9

39 weeks pregnant patient, arm injury, having contractions 4 minutes apart. RR: 26, HR: 90, CR: <2

Accepted Answer

Green

Question 10

Bilateral ankle fractures. RR: 26, HR: 98. Capillary refill < 2 seconds.

Accepted Answer

Yellow

Question 11

Chest injury. RR: 0, HR: 0. Respirations 0 after airway positioning

Accepted Answer

Blue/Black

Question 12

Burns on 90% of BSA. HR: 0, RR: 0 after repositioning airway.

Accepted Answer

Blue/Black

Question 13

Altered mental status, RR: 26, HR: 90. Capillary refill <2 seconds. Can't follow commands.

Accepted Answer

Red

Questions 13