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Is it just alcohol poisoning or are we dealing with a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)? In this video, I analyze a real case of basic life support (BLS) where the correct assessment was key to saving the life of a patient who ended up in the ICU. Learn how to apply the XABCDE protocol, the Glasgow Coma Scale, and why we should never underestimate an intoxicated patient with trauma. The difference between good practice and negligence lies in the details! Video index: 0:00 Introduction: The warning of a fall at parties. 1:14 Applying the XABCDE protocol: Initial assessment. 1:52 Immobilization and cervical spine control: 3 key reasons. 2:46 Assessment of breathing (B) and circulation (C). 3:51 Neurological alertness: Mydriasis and pupillary reactivity. 4:18 Importance of blood glucose in alcohol poisoning. 4:48 Glasgow Coma Scale Calculation (Step by Step). 6:38 Critical Decision: Transfer to Ambulance for Hypothermia. 7:15 Bandaging Technique: How to Apply a Capelin Bandage Correctly. 8:06 Activation of Advanced Life Support (ALS). 9:27 Secondary Physical Examination and Abdominal Palpation. 11:08 Continuous Monitoring and Signs of Stupor. 13:02 Transfer to Advanced Life Support. 15:01 Final Diagnosis in Hospital: The CT Scan Finding. 15:55 Conclusion: EMT Competencies and Patient Safety. Don't forget: 🔔 Subscribe for more clinical cases and emergency tips. 👍 Like if you believe that EMT training and clinical judgment are essential.