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. 2024 Jul 23;10:e47127. doi: 10.2196/47127

Table 4. Correct percentages of pre- versus postcourse clinical checklist scores of all observed cases.

Question Precourse (n=157), n (%) Post course (n=161), n (%) Change, % P value
Is a primary survey/secondary survey undertaken? 2 (1.3) 161 (100) 98.7 <.001
Was the cervical spine stabilized (manual/collar)? 11 (7) 160 (99.4) 92.4 <.001
Was oxygen administered/a pulse oximeter probe attached? 111 (70.7) 161 (100) 29.3 <.001
Was the airway assessed? (breathing or not, chest moving or not, obstructed sounds or not)? 131 (83.4) 161 (100) 16.6 <.001
Was the breathing clinically assessed by looking (breath count), feeling (palpation of trachea, percussion of chest), and listening (auscultation)? 123 (78.3) 161 (100) 21.7 <.001
Was the circulation assessed by measurement of heart rate and blood pressure? Was there an assessment of the quality of the pulse, capillary return, and temperature of the peripheries? 140 (89.2) 161 (100) 10.8 <.001
Was blood taken for cross match and hemoglobin/hematocrit analysis? Was an intravenous infusion started? 144 (91.7) 161 (100) 8.3 <.001
Was an AVPU/GCSa neurological assessment of disability done? 89 (56.7) 160 (99.4) 42.7 <.001
Was the patient fully exposed and assessed for other injuries? 3 (1.9) 117 (72.7) 70.8 <.001
Was a log roll performed to evaluate the full length of the spine? 2 (1.3) 30 (18.6) 17.3 <.001
After any intervention (eg, insertion of an endotracheal tube, treatment of pneumothorax, rapid infusion of fluids) was the ABCb reassessed? 15 (9.6) 90 (55.9) 46.3 <.001
a

AVPU/GCS: Alert, Voice, Pain, Unresponsive/Glasgow Coma Scale.

b

ABC: airway, breathing, circulation.