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Give a Structured Casualty Report (CASREP)

Code: FM/BS-831
Kind: Skill
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Published by: LtCol James 11 Feb 2025
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Give a Structured Casualty Report (CASREP)

INITIATE: Identify the requesting party and acknowledge the request.

Example:
1-0: "1-2, this is 1-0, send CASREP."
1-2: "1-0, this is 1-2, WAIT OUT."

GATHER: Take 30 to 60 seconds to collect accurate information on casualties.
REPORT: Deliver the CASREP using triage categories in the following order:
- Immediate: Life-threatening injuries requiring urgent care.
- Delayed: Serious but not life-threatening injuries.
- Minimal: Minor injuries requiring minimal care.
- KIA (Killed in Action): Number of deceased.

Triage states in accordance with Identify the triage category of a patient FM/BS-188

Example CASREP: 1-2: "1-0, this is 1-2. CASREP: 1 Immediate, 2 Delayed, 1 Minimal, 1 KIA"

REQUEST (if needed): Include a request for assistance if required.

Example: 1-2: “1-0, this is 1-2. CASREP: 1 Immediate, 2 Delayed, 1 Minimal, 1 KIA - request medical assistance.”

By following this structure, leaders and medical units can quickly assess and respond to casualty situations, improving the overall effectiveness and survivability of the unit.