PPT-Cummings Ch 115: Penetrating and Blunt Trauma

to the Neck Kimanh Nguyen May 29 2013 Vital Structures Air passages Trachea larynx pharynx lungs Vascular Carotid jugular subclavian innominate aortic arch Gastrointestinal. Absite. Review: Primary Survey, Secondary Survey, and . Abdominal Trauma. Primary Survey. A - Airway (with . c. ervical spine control). B - Breathing. C - Circulation (with hemorrhage control). D - Disability (neurologic assessment). Douglas M. Maurer, DO, MPH. Learning Objectives. Recognize and respond appropriately to a patient with hemorrhagic shock. Assess via bedside methods the source of hemorrhage. Respond appropriately to evidence of intra-abdominal hemorrhage with regards to initial management and disposition. PRIMARY SURVEY. AIRWAY. Assess for patency/obstruction. Chin lift/ jaw thrust. Clear FB’s. Oropharyngeal airway. Intubation/surgical airway. Maintain cervical spine stabilization. BREATHING. Expose neck and chest. Mungai Ngugi. Genitourinary injuries (GUI). can lead to significant morbidity . and . mortality,. incidence. , severity . and. optimal . treatment of these injuries has not been . establishedin. . population-based cross-sectional . NORTHERN TRAUMA CONFERENCE 2014. IVC TRAUMA. Penetrating. Blunt. Non. Non. IVC Trauma due to penetrating injury. High mortality (70%). Higher if other associated vascular injuries. Recognised as a severe marker of injury. ALI.R.Ashtari. MD. Isfahan University of medical . sciences. 1391. EYLID TRAUMA. Blunt. Penetrating. Management. Take . a careful . history. Record the best acuity for each eye. Thoroughly evaluate the . in Trauma. Amit N. Sanghvi MD. Summit Radiology. No Disclosures. Stop the Bleeding . OR. Open the Blockage. Blood Vessels . Trauma. Trauma is the ninth leading cause of death . worldwide.. United States, it remains the leading cause of death in individuals under the age of . in Pediatric Patients. Heidi P. Cordi, MD, MPH, MS, EMTP, FACEP, FAADM. EMS WEEK 2017. Introduction. Trauma is the leading cause of death between ages of 1-18 years. Penetrating injury accounts for 10% -20% of all trauma in pediatric patients. Appreciation of types of trauma. - blunt . vs. penetrating. - low . vs. high velocity. Develop an understanding of the mechanism of injury and consequent pathology. Understand the ABCD of trauma management. Frank Sacco MD FACS. 11/2017. Isolated Blunt Head Injury in Alaska 2011-2015. 1873 Isolated blunt head injuries.. About half (966) taken care in Anchorage/Seattle , Half (907) at hospital without neurosurgical capability. At the conclusion of this presentation the participant will be able to:. Describe common mechanisms of injury seen in abdominal trauma. Discuss various injuries of the abdomen. State appropriate assessment and diagnostic studies for the patient with abdominal trauma. Trauma is the study of medical problems associated with physical Injury,. including thermal, ionising radiation and chemical but the most common force is the mechanical one.. it is the leading cause of death and disability in the first four decades. March 27. th. , 2021. Professor Ian Civil. Clinical Director, National Trauma Network. Challenging neck trauma….. Blunt versus penetrating. Blunt trauma to the neck commonly reflects potential for spinal injury – an ortho issue which is not part of this presentation. N. . Hamoodi. M.B.Ch.B. , F.I.C.M.S(. Ophth. ),ICO. Contents :. Lid Lacerations. . Orbital Fractures. . Trauma to the globe. Blunt trauma. . Anterior segment complications. . Posterior segment complications.