What represents the correct order of assessment for EMT during initial from start to end?

The correct order of assessment for EMT during the initial from start to end is:

Primary Assessment:

Airway with c-spine control: Check for airway obstruction, maintain cervical spine control.

Breathing: Assess respiratory rate and effort, inspect chest rise, listen for breath sounds.

Circulation: Check pulse rate and quality, assess skin color and temperature, look for signs of bleeding.

*Secondary Assessment:*

Head and Face: Inspect for trauma or deformities, check for signs of head injury.

Neck: Palpate for tenderness or deformity, assess range of motion.

Thorax and Lungs: Inspect and palpate for tenderness, listen for breath sounds, check for equal chest expansion.

Abdomen and Pelvis: Inspect and palpate for tenderness or distension, assess for signs of abdominal injury.

Extremities: Check for deformities, tenderness, or swelling, assess circulation and sensation.

*Neurological Assessment:*

Check level of consciousness, assess pupillary response, perform Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS).

*Vital Signs:*

Record pulse rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation.

*Complete Physical Exam:*

Perform a thorough head-to-toe physical examination, looking for any other injuries or abnormalities.