NHS Ten Second Triage (TST) Slap Band - P3 Green
NHS Ten Second Triage (TST) Slap Bands. Developed for rapid casualty identification during mass casualty incidents.
This listing is for theĀ P3Ā Green (delayed) Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) Slap Band.
TheĀ Manchester ArenaĀ incident called for different approaches to the management of major incidents involving mass casualties.Ā As a consequence of the findings, the Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) tool has evolved to be used by anyone responding to major incidents providing care to casualties prior to the arrival of the NHS clinical response.
Designed to assist those first on the scene before clinical first responders arrive on scene andĀ allows for rapid focus based on casualty conditionĀ to reduce the care time for the injured to receive treatment.
NHS Ten Second Triage (TST) Slap Band Chart:
| Priority level | Colour of band | Description |
| 1 - immediate | Red | Requires lifesaving treatment immediately and has time critical life-threatening injuries |
| 2 - urgent | Yellow |
Requires significant intervention as soon as possible Injured or unwell and are unable to walk |
| 3 - delayed | Green |
Requires medical intervention but not with any urgency Can walk to treatment |
| Not breathing | Silver | Breathing not detected |
Ten Second Triage (TST) is quick, simple and effective.
TheĀ Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) tool is designed to be quick, simple and effective at prioritising large numbers of casualtiesĀ allowing for rapid focus on providing immediate lifesaving interventions (LSI).
These LSI include control of severe bleeding and opening of the airway, which are known to be the key requirements to maximise patient survival in the early stages of injury.
Use the Ten Second Triage (TST) slap bands together with theĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) chart - click here to view theĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) chart.
IdealĀ to assist non-medical professionals.
The Ten Second Triage (TST) tool isĀ designed to assist non-medical professionals who are first on the sceneĀ at aĀ major incidentĀ involving mass casualties. TheĀ Ten Second Triage (TST)Ā allows for rapid focus based on casualty condition once the clinical response teams are on scene.Ā
A must have for public services such as the Police and Fire Service. TheĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) tool can be used by other emergency response teams such as First Responders, Search & Rescue TeamsĀ and the Coastguard.
Key features:
- User-friendly design, ensuring effortless & quick application.
- Compatible with patients wearing thick layers of clothing.
- Simple removal and replacement as and when needed.
- High visibility in all environments and low light.
- Reflective design for enhanced visibility under various lighting conditions (such as torchlight).
- Made to NHS guidance on size and colour (measuring 300mm x 50mm).
- Remarkably cost-effective when compared to other alternatives.
- Durable and suitable for multiple uses, ensuring longevity.
- Conveniently rollable for effortless storage.
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NHS Ten Second Triage (TST) Slap Bands. Developed for rapid casualty identification during mass casualty incidents.
This listing is for theĀ P3Ā Green (delayed) Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) Slap Band.
TheĀ Manchester ArenaĀ incident called for different approaches to the management of major incidents involving mass casualties.Ā As a consequence of the findings, the Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) tool has evolved to be used by anyone responding to major incidents providing care to casualties prior to the arrival of the NHS clinical response.
Designed to assist those first on the scene before clinical first responders arrive on scene andĀ allows for rapid focus based on casualty conditionĀ to reduce the care time for the injured to receive treatment.
NHS Ten Second Triage (TST) Slap Band Chart:
| Priority level | Colour of band | Description |
| 1 - immediate | Red | Requires lifesaving treatment immediately and has time critical life-threatening injuries |
| 2 - urgent | Yellow |
Requires significant intervention as soon as possible Injured or unwell and are unable to walk |
| 3 - delayed | Green |
Requires medical intervention but not with any urgency Can walk to treatment |
| Not breathing | Silver | Breathing not detected |
Ten Second Triage (TST) is quick, simple and effective.
TheĀ Ten Second TriageĀ (TST) tool is designed to be quick, simple and effective at prioritising large numbers of casualtiesĀ allowing for rapid focus on providing immediate lifesaving interventions (LSI).
These LSI include control of severe bleeding and opening of the airway, which are known to be the key requirements to maximise patient survival in the early stages of injury.
Use the Ten Second Triage (TST) slap bands together with theĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) chart - click here to view theĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) chart.
IdealĀ to assist non-medical professionals.
The Ten Second Triage (TST) tool isĀ designed to assist non-medical professionals who are first on the sceneĀ at aĀ major incidentĀ involving mass casualties. TheĀ Ten Second Triage (TST)Ā allows for rapid focus based on casualty condition once the clinical response teams are on scene.Ā
A must have for public services such as the Police and Fire Service. TheĀ Ten Second Triage (TST) tool can be used by other emergency response teams such as First Responders, Search & Rescue TeamsĀ and the Coastguard.
Key features:
- User-friendly design, ensuring effortless & quick application.
- Compatible with patients wearing thick layers of clothing.
- Simple removal and replacement as and when needed.
- High visibility in all environments and low light.
- Reflective design for enhanced visibility under various lighting conditions (such as torchlight).
- Made to NHS guidance on size and colour (measuring 300mm x 50mm).
- Remarkably cost-effective when compared to other alternatives.
- Durable and suitable for multiple uses, ensuring longevity.
- Conveniently rollable for effortless storage.
