<unk>  is a quick method (usually 60 to 90 seconds), most commonly used by Emergency Medical Services (EMS), to identify hidden and obvious injuries in a<unk>  victim. The goal is to identify and treat immediate threats to life that may not have been obvious during an initial<unk> . After an initial<unk>  involving basic checks on airway, breathing and circulation, the caregiver considers things like mechanism of injury (how the person was hurt) to determine if a more<unk>  diagnostic approach is indicated than might otherwise be used.
Rapid trauma assessment
Early Warning and Response System
Rapid response team 
Early warning score
Death panel
Critical incident stress management
Emergency medical responder
Advanced trauma life support