Canadian Ski PatrolOn-hill reference
2022

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Circulation problemsPartial chokingRib fracturesFlail chestPneumothoraxOpen chest injuriesShockExternal bleeding injuriesWhen examining for internal bleedingA jaw fractureJaw fractureSkull fracturesConcussionSpinal injuriesInfectionChafingUndrained blistersSplintersThe vast majority will respond promptly to treatmentAnatomical positionDislocationsSprainsTendon injuriesA heel spur is a growth of bone on the bottom of the heelClavicleScapulaShoulderUpper arm (humerus)Dislocated or fractured elbowLower armFractured fingerPelvic girdleHip injuryFemur fracturesPatella (knee cap)Lower leg fracturesAnaphylaxisAsphyxiaAsthma attackAnginaA strokeHypoglycemiaAutonomic dysreflexiaHyperventilationPresyncopeAn unresponsive patientAcute mountain sicknessHigh altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE)High altitude cerebral edema (HACE)Localized hypothermiaTrench footFrostbite and superficial frostbiteDeep frostbiteHeat crampsHeat syncopeHeat exhaustionHeat strokeBurnsThermal injuryElectrical shockA lightning strikePoisoningIngested poisonsInhaled poisonsInjected poisonsPoisonous plantsA local responseA systemic responseSnake biteIntoxicationA loose foreign bodyAn embedded objectA lacerated eyelidA lacerated eyeballPreventionMiscarriageCritical incident stressImpaired thermoregulationSpasticityPressure sores