10/22/24, 1:08 <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">Phtls
PM summary</font></font>
Impact side: to know which side the person he was and th
PHTLS (Pre HospitalTtrauma Life Support) * * In the abdomen: air-filled structures,
solid and bony
height of collision (injuries: humerus and hip fracture)
*Impactrotational:initiallyto frbeing ,afterto * In theextremities: injuriesbone,muscular,nervous,
vascular
Introduction side
Rollover: ifejection, difficultpredictthewhatit • Explosions:
* -
• Care prehospital they can to do all the happened and whattheres heonlyes the 1st: For the contact from the wave of shock with
differdisease between life and death pB.Cienyou podand your; the bo (orgrains filled put gas as lungs and ears
• Ttrauma: are more susceptible)
- very serious until proven otherwise
-
Causes more than 14 thousand deaths daily in the Seat belt: position correctly -
2nd: Ballistic injuries caused by fragments
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world - Motociclandoks: morbimortalifrom thedand 3rd: Propulsto the of withrdust andm theutro
thekiss blunt)
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It is the most common cause of death between 1 theltthe;
protection (ofiokr the mthetowiclandthe,
-
and 44 y septherand
Responsible for 40% of deaths between 1 and 14
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years o
Responsible for 70% of deaths between 15 and mesma; nodermalmenyou thepitys fraturto the peqenas -
24 years 4th: Heat and fire, burns, gas inhalation
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More years of life lost and cost what (abrasion -
burn) 5th: Radiation, chemicals, bacteria
Post-Event
Cancer and • Run over:
cardiovascular diseaseses
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Deaths node trauma: 67% they are no intentional, 21% Generally, victim and Scene assessment:
•
play to up of hood of
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suicide, 9% homicide and 0.3% other/unknown car hits the windowthe (injuries: TBI) and then falls andgurthenwthe: usthe dand ANDPIs and
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and 20% late (weeks) Falls: - signage
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and
environment (define what they -
Quandfrom thes dand mtheis 3x the If crime scene, try to preserve
are) matrix If accident involves hazardous materials, divide into
Haddon thelturth - zone
dand
potentially
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• Pre-event:
place for service
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end of the fallaffects the severity ofinjury (e.g. * Warm zone: contamination transition area
• expected
Event: energy releaseharmful
gia concrete x gram) * Hot zone: exclusion area; firefighteryou
Pthes-andseentthe:
• wounds: mandnther tandmpthe pthessíva • Penetrating Corridor of rreduction of contamination between
*zones
stabilization
treatment and transport for definitive - • ST MethodART:
Thebulletand projectedtoto maintain yourformatnodeair
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Trapid preparation for major disasters
deform only during impact
Pre-Event -
Classification to the victims with basis in the needs
• He had
Use be a heart attack and collided against the tree? - The rolation of one projectile maximizes your
damage th of
care and chance of survival
maskingthetacklingday,signalearlierofsh degrees -
-
Fragmentation: break of object in Tin order to save the greatest number of people
ock? Have you consumed alcohol or
drugs? multiple parts, with greater resistance and -
Assessment: “30-2-can do” (see flowchart)
trenergy hollowgia “30”: assess respiratory capacity in one minute
Event - *
• Collision: Energyweapons geology:low (knife and chopper)ice), av * “2”: to assess the quality from the perfusion
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3 types of impacts: (most revolverses) or high (powerful
rifles) seconds
* Between 2 objects (e.g.: carroe * "He can to do": to assess the level ofconscience to
tree) -
Inlet hole: round or oval follow
* Of the occupants of a vehicle (e.g. driver and - Exit hole: star the rescuers' commands
Injury sites and Golden Period:
steering whe - repercussions:
•
* Of the orgrains
internal a within of the occupants (ex. orgrains
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abdominal wall) * n the head: system closed -> he can explode the ootriverof andbetween thewithrrrncithe of
- hubcap cranial traubad an definitive
Impact directions: -
Impact front: case no exist systems of * No chest: lung less dense what blood, Control bleeding errestore oxygenation
* orgrains solids and bones, with minor within 1 timeto improve chances of
restriction, when the vehicle to, the dissipation of energy and survival
occupantcontinue the if move -
Prioritize victims more serious, exceptin disasters in
to up (injuries: TCE, displacement of intestine, less tissue damage
Andm vto thethes mtheretheres: badis
liver and spleen) or downwards (injuries: lower limb frac * that the priority changes
suscandyouvH attached to the spine
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(injuries: cervical trauma)
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PM summary</font></font>
Impact side: to know which side the person he was and th
PHTLS (Pre HospitalTtrauma Life Support) * * In the abdomen: air-filled structures,
solid and bony
height of collision (injuries: humerus and hip fracture)
*Impactrotational:initiallyto frbeing ,afterto * In theextremities: injuriesbone,muscular,nervous,
vascular
Introduction side
Rollover: ifejection, difficultpredictthewhatit • Explosions:
* -
• Care prehospital they can to do all the happened and whattheres heonlyes the 1st: For the contact from the wave of shock with
differdisease between life and death pB.Cienyou podand your; the bo (orgrains filled put gas as lungs and ears
• Ttrauma: are more susceptible)
- very serious until proven otherwise
-
Causes more than 14 thousand deaths daily in the Seat belt: position correctly -
2nd: Ballistic injuries caused by fragments
-
world - Motociclandoks: morbimortalifrom thedand 3rd: Propulsto the of withrdust andm theutro
thekiss blunt)
-
It is the most common cause of death between 1 theltthe;
protection (ofiokr the mthetowiclandthe,
-
and 44 y septherand
Responsible for 40% of deaths between 1 and 14
-
years o
Responsible for 70% of deaths between 15 and mesma; nodermalmenyou thepitys fraturto the peqenas -
24 years 4th: Heat and fire, burns, gas inhalation
-
More years of life lost and cost what (abrasion -
burn) 5th: Radiation, chemicals, bacteria
Post-Event
Cancer and • Run over:
cardiovascular diseaseses
-
-
Deaths node trauma: 67% they are no intentional, 21% Generally, victim and Scene assessment:
•
play to up of hood of
-
suicide, 9% homicide and 0.3% other/unknown car hits the windowthe (injuries: TBI) and then falls andgurthenwthe: usthe dand ANDPIs and
- -
To the children, for the height, generally fall uniftherm pthesiwithenthemandntthe dthes
Ttimeuntilthedeath:50%of direct node ground and run the risk of running vandíwulthes and di
thecasesandimmediate(minute 30% early (hours) over it
and 20% late (weeks) Falls: - signage
• TRiyadh epidemiological of trauma: host, agent •
and
environment (define what they -
Quandfrom thes dand mtheis 3x the If crime scene, try to preserve
are) matrix If accident involves hazardous materials, divide into
Haddon thelturth - zone
dand
potentially
- serious * Cold zone: support area; ideal
• Pre-event:
place for service
prevention; until 95% of the injuries they can to Thecapacityofabsorptionofenergyfrom the surfaceto th
end of the fallaffects the severity ofinjury (e.g. * Warm zone: contamination transition area
• expected
Event: energy releaseharmful
gia concrete x gram) * Hot zone: exclusion area; firefighteryou
Pthes-andseentthe:
• wounds: mandnther tandmpthe pthessíva • Penetrating Corridor of rreduction of contamination between
*zones
stabilization
treatment and transport for definitive - • ST MethodART:
Thebulletand projectedtoto maintain yourformatnodeair
-
Trapid preparation for major disasters
deform only during impact
Pre-Event -
Classification to the victims with basis in the needs
• He had
Use be a heart attack and collided against the tree? - The rolation of one projectile maximizes your
damage th of
care and chance of survival
maskingthetacklingday,signalearlierofsh degrees -
-
Fragmentation: break of object in Tin order to save the greatest number of people
ock? Have you consumed alcohol or
drugs? multiple parts, with greater resistance and -
Assessment: “30-2-can do” (see flowchart)
trenergy hollowgia “30”: assess respiratory capacity in one minute
Event - *
• Collision: Energyweapons geology:low (knife and chopper)ice), av * “2”: to assess the quality from the perfusion
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, 10/22/24, 1:08 <font style="vertical-align: inherit;"><font style="vertical-align: inherit;">Phtls
PM peripheral summary</font></font>
in
-
3 types of impacts: (most revolverses) or high (powerful
rifles) seconds
* Between 2 objects (e.g.: carroe * "He can to do": to assess the level ofconscience to
tree) -
Inlet hole: round or oval follow
* Of the occupants of a vehicle (e.g. driver and - Exit hole: star the rescuers' commands
Injury sites and Golden Period:
steering whe - repercussions:
•
* Of the orgrains
internal a within of the occupants (ex. orgrains
-
abdominal wall) * n the head: system closed -> he can explode the ootriverof andbetween thewithrrrncithe of
- hubcap cranial traubad an definitive
Impact directions: -
Impact front: case no exist systems of * No chest: lung less dense what blood, Control bleeding errestore oxygenation
* orgrains solids and bones, with minor within 1 timeto improve chances of
restriction, when the vehicle to, the dissipation of energy and survival
occupantcontinue the if move -
Prioritize victims more serious, exceptin disasters in
to up (injuries: TCE, displacement of intestine, less tissue damage
Andm vto thethes mtheretheres: badis
liver and spleen) or downwards (injuries: lower limb frac * that the priority changes
suscandyouvH attached to the spine
* Impact later: the head go to back en days
(injuries: cervical trauma)
* o esophagus: he can give signs and
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