En route to the hospital, you start the reassessment of a 22-year-old trauma patient. You should begin this assessment by:

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Repeating the primary assessment is the best choice, as this will allow you to quickly identify any significant changes in the patient's condition and address any new life threats. Once the primary assessment has been repeated, you can move on to reassessing vital signs, checking interventions, and assessing for additional injuries.

En Route to the Hospital, You Start the Reassessment of a 22-Year-Old