In this tutorial we meet a 49 year old cyclist who has lost control on a corner while travelling at 60km/hr. and immediately complains of R) sided chest pain. Focus is placed on the rapid assessment and management of chest injuries in order to detect and treat actual or imminent life threats and to prevent complications from these injuries. The intended audience is clinical staff involved in the initial management of major trauma patients.
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Moderated Tutorial 17: Blunt chest trauma
This tutorial is a continuation of the TBI patient scenario from Moderated Tutorial 1. The focus is the early recognition of neurological deterioration. Additional management points in consultation with a neurosurgeon are discussed including transfer requirements.
This tutorial is designed to focus on rapid assessment and identification of actual or immediate life threats from facial trauma. This includes airway management principles and preparation for the difficult intubation. The intended audience is clinical staff involved in the initial management of major trauma patients.
This tutorial focuses on the trauma patient who is further complicated by submersion or drowning. It identifies potential airway and breathing complications as well as discusses rewarming techniques. The intended audience is clinical staff involved in the initial management of major trauma patients.
