Safety Performance Management (Safety PM)

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UNCONSCIOUSNESS	SIGNIFICANT BURNS
☐ Breathing but not awake and not talking Only qualifies if victim remain unconscious when taken from scene	☐ Second- or third-degree burns on ten percent of body (majority of extremity, chest or back)
PARALYSIS	SEVERE LACERATION
☐ Loss of movement	☐ Exposure of underlying tissue and/or oozing and active bleeding
CRUSH INJURIES	BROKEN OR DISTORTED EXTREMITIES
☐ Part of the body is pinned or trapped Victim cannot escape	☐ Limb is deformed ☐ Can see bone
SKULL, CHEST, OR ABDOMINAL INJURIES	→ When in doubt, ask EMS personnel for assistance April 2017 • FHWA-SA-17-045 Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria (MMUCC) 4th Edition
☐ Confused or acts irrational or unusual Impression on windshield might indicate a head injury ☐ Bruising, swelling, bleeding, or deformities of chest or abdomen ☐ Bulging eyes or veins popping in the neck

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