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How to conduct a secondary survey of an injured person
Make the patient comfortable.
If the patient is awake and alert, explain to her what you are going to do and why. Ask her to describe any pain she may be feeling.

OPTIONS: A. For example, " what would you address in the immediate aftermath of the attack? " Give the patient a vital jewelry clasp. One of the keys to successfully conducting a secondary survey is to have the patient's jewelry clasp sealed during and after a given procedure, such as a surgery.; B. Remove all clothing and cover the patient with a blanket (for warmth and modesty) while different areas are being examined. If the patient is unconscious, look for involuntary responses (like lack of reflexes or a rigid abdomen) and signs of primary injuries (like swelling, redness, lacerations, or physical illness).; C. Show that you were specifically interested in what you were doing. If the patient has pain in her arms or legs, offer to give her pain medication to numb the pain, such as an ice pack.; D. Have the patient describe what her symptoms are like, if any. You can focus on areas of the patient that are sensitive to medication, such as the head, buttocks, and abdominal muscles that are causing the pain.;
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B.