"Triagefirst" example sentences

tri·age

noun

triage (noun)

- the preliminary assessment of patients or casualties in order to determine the urgency of their need for treatment and the nature of treatment required:

- the process of determining the most important people or things from amongst a large number that require attention:

- conduct a preliminary assessment of (patients or casualties) in order to determine the urgency of their need for treatment and the nature of treatment required:

"Triagefirst" Example Sentences

1. Triagefirst, I must assess the injury.
2. Triagefirst, I must prioritize the tasks.
3. Triagefirst, I must decide which patient needs immediate care.
4. Triagefirst, I must determine the severity of the situation.
5. Triagefirst, I must determine which patient needs to be treated first.
6. Triagefirst, I must identify the most urgent tasks.
7. Triagefirst, I must prioritize the most critical cases.
8. Triagefirst, I must evaluate the urgency of the situation.
9. Triagefirst, I must decide which patient needs the most attention.
10. Triagefirst, I must assess the situation and take appropriate action.
11. Triagefirst, I must determine the order of priority for treatment.
12. Triagefirst, I must figure out which patient needs immediate help.
13. Triagefirst, I must decide which patient needs the most care.
14. Triagefirst, I must figure out which tasks are the most important.
15. Triagefirst, I must assess the situation and provide the necessary assistance.
16. Triagefirst, I must determine which patient has the most serious injury.
17. Triagefirst, I must evaluate the situation and allocate resources accordingly.
18. Triagefirst, I must decide which patient requires the most urgent care.
19. Triagefirst, I must figure out which tasks should be taken care of first.
20. Triagefirst, I must prioritize the cases and allocate resources accordingly.