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Combined Start/Jumpstart Triage Algorithm: Minor

This triage algorithm evaluates patients based on their ability to walk, breathing status, pulse, respiratory rate, perfusion, and mental status to determine priority of care as immediate, delayed, minor, or deceased. It first evaluates walking status and breathing, then assesses pulse, breathing rate, perfusion, and mental response to determine if a patient should be given immediate, delayed, or minor priority medical care.

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Combined Start/Jumpstart Triage Algorithm: Minor

This triage algorithm evaluates patients based on their ability to walk, breathing status, pulse, respiratory rate, perfusion, and mental status to determine priority of care as immediate, delayed, minor, or deceased. It first evaluates walking status and breathing, then assesses pulse, breathing rate, perfusion, and mental response to determine if a patient should be given immediate, delayed, or minor priority medical care.

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  • Combined START/JumpSTART Triage Algorithm (Version 2)
  • Combined START/JumpSTART Triage Algorithm (Version 1)

Combined START/JumpSTART Triage Algorithm

Able to
walk?

YES

Secondary Triage*

MINOR

*Using the JS algorithm,


evlauate first all children
who did not walk under
their own power.

NO
Breathing?

NO

PEDI

ADULT

+ PULSE
YES

BREATHING

Position Upper Airway

5 Rescue Breaths

IMMEDIATE

APNEIC

NO PULSE
APNEIC

DECEASED

BREATHING
IMMEDIATE

Respiratory
Rate

> 30 ADULT
< 15 OR >45 PEDI

IMMEDIATE

< 30 ADULT
1545 PEDI
Perfusion

CR > 2 sec (ADULT )


No palpable pulse (PEDI)

YES
Mental
Status

IMMEDIATE

P (Inappropriate), Posturing or U
(PEDIATRIC)
Doesnt obey commands
(ADULT)
Obeys Commands (ADULT )
A, V OR P (Appropriate) (PEDIATRIC)

IMMEDIATE

DELAYED
Lou Romig MD, 2002

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