From the beginning of medical school, you are taught the rules of patient assessment; you are taught the “ABCs” – airway, breathing, and circulation. You don’t move on to B until you have established A. You don’t move on to C until B is established. If at any time you lose A or B, you
ER doctor’s adrenaline-fueled night: from life-saving procedures to unpredictable chaos originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
