Also MINIMAL
These are the walking wounded
These should be treated by self-aid or<unk>  Life Saver
They can be used to continue the mission but may need to play an augmented role
Injuries may include small burns, lacerations, abrasions, and small fractures
Also DELAYED
These patients are more seriously injuried
They may eventually need surgical intervention
Their general condition allows for treatment to be delays without endangering life or limb
Medical treatment (splinting, pain control, etc.) will be required but it can wait
Injuries may include hemodynamically stable patients with large soft tissue wounds, long bone fractures, intra-abdominal or thoracic wounds, or burns to less than 20% of total body surface area
Also IMMEDIATE
These patients require immediate life saving intervention
Locate these individuals as quickly as possible
If not<unk> d and treated, they will die
Injuries may include hemodynamically unstable patients with airway involvement, chest or abdominal injuries, massive external bleeding, or shock
Also EXPECTANT
In these patients, survival would be highly unlikely
If able, they should receive comfort measures, pain medications
Injuries may include penetrating or blunt head wounds and those with absent radial pulses
Combat triage
Field trauma triage
Mass casualty incident triage
Pediatric assessment triangle
FALLS protocol
Explosive incident response
Tactical field care
Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act