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    Th e Pr im ary Su rv ey

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    Identify sources ofbleeding that may be

    contributing tohypotension

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    45 yr male

    high speed MVAejected throughwindshield.

    Arrives c-spineimmobilized.Intoxicated.

    Alert, butbelligerant.Multiple faciallacerations.

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    Temp: 99.1HR: 124Resp.rate: 25BP: 100/70

    O 2 Sat.: 94%

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    What are the management priorities at thistime?

    What are this patient

    s possible injuries?

    What are the interventions that need tohappen now?

    Simultaneously

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    A

    G

    FD ECBL

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    Neuro.Before

    AirwayHead-of-the-bed-guy: GCS, assessing airway and potential for difficult airway,and can they move all 4 extremities(no sensory exam needed)

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    Eyes ? Motor ? Voice ?

    Hey buddytalk to mesqueeze my hand .

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    EYE VERBAL MOTORSpontaneous 4 Oriented 5 Obeys 6

    Verbal 3 Confused 4 Localizes 5

    Pain 2 Words 3 Flexion 4

    None 1 Sounds 2 Decorticate 3

    None 1 Decerebrate 2None 1

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    Lung Guy:Evaluating the

    breath sounds

    Are bilateral breath sounds reassuring?

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    19/58Needs Positive Pressure Ventilation

    Lung Guy:and palpatingthe chest wall

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    22/58Lung Guy:

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    23/58Lung Guy:

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    Wh ere i s the in jury?

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    Wh ere i s the in jury?

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    Lung Guy:

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    1. Armpits

    2. Back3. Butt cheeks4. Sack

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    Look for distension, tenderness, seatbelt marks, penetratingtrauma, retroperitoneal ecchymosis

    Be suspicious of free fluid without evidence of solid organinjury

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    Focused Abdominal Scanning in Trauma

    5 views: Cardiac, RUQ, LUQ, suprapubic + LUNG

    Goal: evaluate for free fluid

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    Trauma is best managed by a team approach

    (there

    s no

    I

    in trauma)

    A thorough primary and secondary survey is key to identifylife threatening injuries

    Once a life threatening injury is discovered, interventionshould not be delayed

    Disposition is determined by the patient

    s condition as well

    as available resources.

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    Brea th ing

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    Circula t ion

    C-Spine

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    Expose

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    Girl = HCG

    Glucose

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    His tory

    Han g A n t ib io t i c sHead -to -To e Exam

    and prevent

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    In jec t Pain Med s

    In jec t tetan u s

    N t OR CT t bili d d t t d

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    Next: OR, CT or stabilized and start secondary survey

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