Assessment of the patient is a continuous process. The patient should be reassessed during transport approximately every five minutes, with any change in patient condition and after any treatment or intervention. Reassess for improvement or deterioration, as well as for effectiveness of interventions. The ongoing assessment should include the use of cardiac monitoring, pulse oximetry, end-tidal CO₂ detection and evaluation of temperature and blood glucose. Critical interventions take precedence over performing additional assessment components. Repeat the detailed patient assessment including vital signs and Pediatric Glagow Coma Scale.