Provide a detailed explanation of how the primary, head to toe (A,…

Question Answered step-by-step Provide a detailed explanation of how the primary, head to toe (A,… Provide a detailed explanation of how the primary, head to toe (A, C, D, E, F, G DETECT) patient assessment is conducted and aligns with acute management of thermal burns in adults.  Be specific and focus on the area of the head to toe assessment which would relate to someone with acute thermal burns. Don’t forget to mention the Look, Listen and Feel components to the patient assessment. This is about exactly what we are looking out for in an airway, what we expect to see, what deviates from normal, what are we feeling for and what we expect to hear, what is it we are listening about trying to find out what is normal or deviates from normal. What would we expect if the patient wasn’t injured from a burn. This is all nursing based.Second. Can you please choose relevant secondary patient assessments based on the patient’s A to G assessment such as examining the patient’s LOC using the AVPU or GCS. Or a Capillary Refill test, or perhaps checking the patient SPO2 using an oximeter. I have supplied two links down below to clinical burn resources where I think you can locate the correct information from.https://anzba.org.au/assets/ANZBA-Severe-Burn-v2-1.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0hicJFEfMFMf-ReyJnIHqBgnhUSu4CzM2FdwtXk3GEBNNc1-vJjRfZAK4 https://aci.health.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/250020/Burn-patient-management-guidelines.pdf?fbclid=IwAR0kivxUYNdDK1_o5HVugyIbPF9kBCBCiWi-iymMiNw77oyYgCmAdk9OppkPlease provide extra resources that are APA 7th style.Image transcription textDETECT Assessment T EC T DETECTING DETERIORATION, EVALUATION, TREATMENT, LOOK LISTENFEEL SPECIAL/TEST AIRWAY Accessory Muscles Speech, extra sounds Tracheal Tug wheeze BREATHINGConscious . Bilateral air entry – Bilateral movement . Respiratory distress Chest movements – Trac… Show more… Show more  Health Science Science Nursing NURS 3101 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)