What does the 'T' in WARTS stand for?

The 'T' in WARTS stands for 'Treatment.' WARTS is an acronym used in lifesaving and rescue situations to guide rescuers through the critical aspects of emergency care. Each letter in the acronym represents a key component of a rescue or medical response evaluated by rescuers.

In this context, 'Treatment' emphasizes the need to provide appropriate medical care once the initial assessment and other components of the WARTS acronym have been conducted. It underscores the importance of not only identifying the issues at hand but also knowing how to respond effectively to ensure the well-being of the victim.

By focusing on 'Treatment,' lifesavers are reminded that after they assess the situation and initiate any necessary actions (such as calling for help or providing CPR), they need to be prepared to administer the right treatment for injuries or other medical conditions that arise during an incident. This concept is pivotal in emergency response, ensuring that both life-saving measures and post-incident care are addressed promptly and effectively.