What should you look for during a secondary survey?

During a secondary survey, you should look for signs of injury or illness that may not be immediately apparent. This includes checking for any bruising, swelling, deformities, or tenderness, as well as assessing vital signs like pulse and respiration. It's also important to gather the patient's medical history and any information about how the injury or illness occurred. Conducting a thorough head-to-toe examination can help identify hidden issues that may require attention.