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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Several injured people need help and you must decide who to help first.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — More injured than helpers, no uniforms on scene yet.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Some walking, some still, some calling for help.
Scene hazards: Ongoing threat, Limited supplies, Crowd interference
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Shout: "Who can walk? Move to [safe area] now."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Start with nearest person who is not moving.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Not breathing after positioning airway → CPR if trained.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Heavy bleeding → direct pressure while next person gets next victim.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Tell 112 your triage count: "Three critical, five walking wounded."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Send runner to road to flag ambulances.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Anyone you classified critical needs ambulance.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Re-triage when more help arrives — conditions change.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT commit all helpers to one stable fracture.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT move expectant patients repeatedly — comfort if safe.
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Children should always be treated before adults
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Medical triage prioritizes survivability with available care — age alone does not skip life-threatening bleeding in adults.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Blind child-first rule ignores fatal adult hemorrhage.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Triage is sorting, not treating everyone equally when resources are scarce.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A quick global sweep prevents missing a silent bleeder.