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Parts: Mouth, throat, larynx, pharynx, nose
Threated: Obstruction of airway with objects or secretions
Procedure: open airway with elevation of the chin or mandibular traction, use oropharyngeal cannula; If there are foreign objects, carefully remove or fluids with the suction airaway device.
Brief case: patient of 2 years old was playing with a big lego when he put it in his mouth and when he wanted to swallow it got stuck in the throat obstructing the airway.

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Parts: Nose, larynx, pharynx trachea, lungs
Threated: Shortness of breath, hiperventilation or bradypnea, may lead to apnea, internal injuries
Procedure: Put oxygen therapy with nasal cannula, mask with or without reservoir or BVM depending how many liters you need, colocate an endotracheal device if the patient is unconscious. Auscultate lungs.

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How to Treat Hyperventilation - First Aid Training - St John Ambulance

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Parts: Blood, heart, circulatory sistema, skin
Threated: Cyanosis, paleness, abnormal heartbeat, circulatory problems.
Procedure: Check capillary filling, control circulation, auscultate heart, determine pulses, blood pressure and body temperature with stethoscope and blood pressure monitor, termometer

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Parts: Brain, motor, ocular and verbal ability
Threated: Deficit of state of consciousness, no motor, verbal or ocular reaction.
Procedure: Determine neurological deficit with the help of the Glasgow Coma Scale, check symmetry and normal reaction of pupils to light (pupillary flashlight), check glucose level with glucometer using strips and lancets.

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Parts: Skin temperature, ambient
Threated: Hypothermia, environmental injury
Procedure: Check exposure to the environment with temperature control. Use blankets to warm the patient and avoid hypothermia. In the ambulance cabin, regulate the ambient temperature according to need.