'Chest injuries' presentation slideshows

Thoracic Trauma

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Thoracic Trauma

Thoracic Trauma. Introduction. Chest injuries may result from: Vehicle accidents Falls Gunshot wounds Crush injuries Stab wounds. Skeletal System. Endocardium. Epicardium. Myocardium. Heart. Anatomy of the Thorax. Trachea Lungs Bronchi Mediastinum. Anatomy. Muscles of the Thorax.

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Chapter 23

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27: Chest Injuries

27: Chest Injuries. Cognitive Objectives (1 of 2). Differentiate between a pneumothorax, a hemothorax, a tension pneumothorax, and a sucking chest wound. Describe the emergency medical care of a patient with a flail chest.

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Introduction to Emergency Medical Care 1

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Chapter 15 Thoracic Trauma

Chapter 15 Thoracic Trauma. Objectives. There are no 1985 objectives for this chapter. Thoracic Injuries. Damage to heart, lungs, and great blood vessels Internal bleeding Pressure changes. Anatomy & Physiology: Review of the Thorax. Organs of the Chest. Anatomy of the Thorax.

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Documentation

Documentation. Documentation. Purposes Preserves basic patient information Records changes in patient condition Justifies treatment Allows continuity of care Satisfies regulatory requirements Provides data for quality control. Documentation. Protection for EMS personnel

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Traumatic Injuries

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Respiratory Care Issues in Disasters

Texas State Guard Texas Medical Rangers HMRG - Galveston Company. Respiratory Care Issues in Disasters. Prepared by: CPT A. Amin, RRT, RCP and CPT W. Williams, RRT, RCP HMRG - Galveston Company. Texas State Guard Texas Medical Rangers HMRG - Galveston Company.

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Chapter 6 Thoracic Trauma

Chapter 6 Thoracic Trauma. Thoracic Trauma. Overview. Major signs and symptoms Immediate life-threatening injuries Pathophysiology and management Open pneumothorax Tension pneumothorax Massive hemothorax Flail chest Cardiac tamponade Cardiac involvement with blunt injury

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OEC Chapters 22-23

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Chest Trauma

Chest Trauma. Chapter 34. Objectives. Review the Anatomy of the Chest Discuss General Categories of Chest Injuries Discuss Specific Chest Injuries Assessment-based Approach: Chest Trauma. Anatomy of the Chest. Thoracic cavity and pleural lining Visceral pleura Parietal pleura Ribs

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Chest trauma

Chest trauma. penetrating & blunt. Injuries to the Chest. Open Chest Injuries Caused by penetrating trauma Closed Chest Injuries Caused by blunt trauma. Failure of the chest to expand normally Rapid, weak pulse and low blood pressure Cyanosis around the lips or fingernails.

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General principles of fractures treatment

General principles of fractures treatment. Klinika Ortopedii i Traumatologii PAM. Management of major injuries. Emergency treatment at the scene of the accident and during transport to the hospital Resuscitation and the evaluation in the accident department

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Infant CPR (1 of 2)

Infant CPR (1 of 2). Place infant on firm surface and maintain airway. Place two fingers in the middle of the sternum. Use two fingers to compress the chest about 1/2" to 1" at a rate of 100/min. Infant CPR (2 of 2).

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FLAIL CHEST

FLAIL CHEST. Anatomy. Overview of Chest Injuries. Can be life-threatening May result in damage to either the heart or the lung and cause severe internal bleeding Rib cage fractures may result in serious injury to vital organs Deep, open wounds allow air to enter the chest cavity

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EVALUATE A CASUALTY

EVALUATE A CASUALTY. TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE. Perform Care Under Fire Care under fire is rendered at the scene of the injury while you and the casualty are still under effective hostile fire. Care Under Fire - 1 . Return fire. If possible, determine if the casualty is alive or

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Lesson 6: Chest Injuries Emergency Reference Guide p. 47-50

Lesson 6: Chest Injuries Emergency Reference Guide p. 47-50. Objectives. Demonstrate a field assessment of a person with a chest injury Describe the emergency treatment and long term care of: Fractured rib/clavicle Pneumothorax Tension pneumothorax Fail Chest Sucking Chest Wound

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Management Of Injuries

Management Of Injuries . By Paige, Dianne, Cindy and Laura. Teeth Injuries. Abdominal Injuries . Chest Injuries. Nasal Injuries . Burn Injuries. Electrocution . Quiz. What are the signs and symptoms or burns? How do you manage electrocution injuries?

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Car Accident Attorney South Florida

Law Offices of Robert J. Fenstersheib & Associates are personal injury attorneys who specialize in car accident lawsuits in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, and Hallandale Beach, Florida.

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