Management Of Multiply Injured Patients By: Dr. Zuhair Al-Samarrae FRCS, FICS, CABS, DS, MBCHB.
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Management Of Management Of Multiply Injured Multiply Injured
PatientsPatients By:By:Dr. Zuhair Al-SamarraeDr. Zuhair Al-SamarraeFRCS, FICS, CABS, DS, FRCS, FICS, CABS, DS,
MBCHBMBCHB
TraumaTrauma
• Trauma claims the life of millions every year.
• Mostly it affects young age group-the productive section of society.
• Visit Trauma.org and look at the instantly changing no.of mortality due to trauma.
TIME NOW
TRAUMA DEATHS
SINCE MIDNIGHT
TIME OF ESSENCETIME OF ESSENCE
• What are areas where time is wasted?• Trimodal death and the Golden Hour• 3 peaks of death• 1st peak-seconds to minutes after injury-due to
brain lacerations,rupture aorta….• 2nd peak minutes to hours after injury-the peak of
avoidable death-the golden Hour• 3rd peak in ICU-due to sepsis, MOD…..• WHERE DO U PUT YOUR MONEY?
Time of essenceTime of essence
• Yes exactly• It is in the Golden Hour• So again where is waste of time usuallly
occur?• 1.in the field: Scoop and run • – not stay and play• 2.in hospital: be prepared • mobilize Trauma Team
prioritizationprioritization
• Triaging according to :
• Salvagability: Donot waste time on unsalvagable cases
• Severity of injury(ABCDE): Donot waste time on <life threatening injuries
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• Ensure your safety and yor team
• Triage multiple casualities
• Prioritize (ABCDE)&manage accordingly
• Notify the hospital
• Scoop and run
Spicy pizza in hospitalSpicy pizza in hospital
• Do Primary Survey-minutes only
• What is primary survey? ABCDE
Talk to the victim:a verbal response means
a patent airway and reasonable breathing.
If no verbal reponse then
The Pizza Indian spicy&v. hot
ABCDEABCDE
•Airway and C–spine immobilization
•Breathing•Circulation•Disability•Exposure / Environment
control
ABCDEABCDE
• Open the airway: chin lift& jaw thrust
• No head tilt
• No hyperextension
• No hyperflexion
• No rotation
• But maintain on-line immobilization• May need adjuncts
airwayairway
• Oro&nasopharyngeal airway• Suction• Removal of denture ,FB…• Ambu-bag• Endotracheal intubation, LMA• Cricothyrotomy• C-spine immobilization• In short: maintain the airway
Breathing Breathing
• 4 conditions need to be recognized-treated• Tension pneumothorax• Open pneumothrax• Flial chest• Massive hemothorax• The good news is--- • u need 2 tubes&1 needle and mask• Most life-threatening thoracic injuries can be
treated by airway control, needle/chest tube insertion
Thoracic injuriesThoracic injuries
• Inspect---close an open pneumoth.
• Palpate –flial chest: may need intubation?
• Percuss& auscultate
• needle for tension pneumoth ---tube for massive hemothorax +?
• Blood & R/L solution.
• Again u need 2 tubes,needle,and mask
Circulation -SHOCKCirculation -SHOCK
• Bleeding is the predominant cause of death.• Shock recognition:• pulse, skin color , level of conciousness.• Pulse : rate. Volume and regularity.• Bp -----late
• Anatomical vs physiological derangement• These changes occur with bleeding anywhere—
do I need to know the exact anatomical source?• Not really ….early management is the same.
Hemorragic shock-managementHemorragic shock-management
• Support circulation and stop bleeding.• Support circulation: 2 wide bore cannula• 2L warmed R/L , blood• Avoid hypothermia---risk of coagulopathy.• Stop bleeding:• stop external bleeding by direct pressure• How about torniquet ?• Only in bleeding amputated limb• Splint fracture e.g pelvic fracture
TRANSIENT RESPONSE---WHY?TRANSIENT RESPONSE---WHY?
• Ongoing bleed….or may be ..???
• Other causes of shock-- obstructive shock
• Obstructive e.g tension pneumothorax & tamponade (treated by pericardiocentesis)
• Keep an eye open to other possibilities?
• Neurogenic shock: IVF + - vasopressors.
• Periodic re-evaluation esp indeterioration
D - DisabilityD - Disability
• GCS or AVPU• GCS 3-15: 3 worst, and 15 best• What can cause abnormal GCS?• Of course brain injury, but what else?• Hypotension and hypoxia.• Any deterioration of GCS is due to brain
injury----check pulse-ox & vitals 1st .• Always assume spinal injury , so immobilize
spines--- cervical collar & backboard.
E ----Exposure & Environment E ----Exposure & Environment controlcontrol
• Exposure is nessary for proper assessment, and to avoid missing injuries
• Avoid unnecessary exposure
• Warmed IVF
• Warm blankets
• Raise room temperature.
• Any relation between E & C ?
Adjuncts to primary surveyAdjuncts to primary survey
• X-ray chest & pelvis - + C-spine
• Pulse-ox
• ECG monitoring
• NGT.
• Urinary catheter.
END OF PRIMARY SURVEYEND OF PRIMARY SURVEY
• WHAT NOW?
• Consider transfer( remember time) …next…?
• Secondary survey: head- toe examination
• Re-evaluate and re-evaluate…
• Re-evaluate ….
• Re-evaluate…
summarysummary
• Time of essssssence
• Triage according to salvagability
• Prioritize according to ABCDE
• Early Recognition,Early intervention,Early transfer-scoop and run
Remember Remember
• Never forget your ABC…what is ABC?
• Almond Board of California