Which of the following is NOT part of the ITLS Primary Survey items?

The primary survey in the ITLS framework is focused on quickly assessing and addressing life-threatening conditions in trauma patients. It includes critical steps designed to ensure the safety of responders, assess the patient's responsiveness, airway, breathing, circulation, and conduct a rapid trauma survey or focused exam.

The scene size-up is essential as it ensures that the environment is safe for both the responder and the patient, allowing for a systematic approach to patient care. The initial assessment involves a thorough evaluation of the patient's consciousness and vital physiological parameters, as well as identifying any immediate life threats. The rapid trauma survey or focused exam is conducted to detect other injuries that may not be apparent, ensuring comprehensive management of the patient's condition.

In this context, the patient transport plan is not part of the primary survey items. While considerations for transport are critical in trauma management, they occur after the primary survey has been completed. The primary survey's main goal is to stabilize the patient's immediate needs before planning transport, making the transport plan unrelated to the rapid assessment and intervention that defines the primary survey steps.