After completing a primary assessment that includes checking for danger and putting on personal protective equipment, e.g., gloves and protective glasses, a secondary assessment should be carried out to identify and assess other injuries a person may have and to prioritise their treatment. It may include a physical assessment when consent has been obtained from the person. During a secondary assessment is also when you should assess the person’s pain levels, monitor their condition for improvement or deterioration, provide reassurance and complete incident documentation.