Trauma Assessment - Multiple Injuries (Part 1)

this is good but we should assess neck before placing cervical collar, lookng for jugular vein distention, Tracheal deviation and cervical step off. then C collar should be applied

Excuse me doctor ..your glove is broken😅

You have to connect the needle thoracostomy to an underwater seal, isn't it 🤔?

Man! This is how OSCE should be😮

My teacher recommended for watch this video that’s I m here
But good

is this for an MD student?

Very nice. My best wishes for you to be a muslim.

Nano machines son, they harden in response to physical trauma.

No circulation

I wonder how much would be dropped from this for a field assessment and treatment.
Especially this many years later how much has changed.

Oxford Medical Education not doing much for challenging gender stereotypes with a female ED nurse and male doctors.. funny as more than 50% of medical graduates in the UK are female.

Too slow

I think the neck braces are being slowly taken out of service aren't they?

Brilliant! I love how there is someone letting the student know what he's finding on the patient.

great job

thoracocentesis isn't performed in the second intercostal space at the midclavicular line anymore. It is now recommended to punction the thorax at the 5th intercostal space between the mid-axillary line and the anterior axillary line.

But in the real situation the nurse will do all of this

Hello,
Is not thoracocentesis done for fluid in the pleural cavity. Why does the student keep referring needle thoracostomy as thoracocentesis?Are they same?( I am medical student)
Thanks in advance.

1.After the needle decompression of chest is there any role of under water seal of cannula ?
2.When trachea is midline .It is just pneumothorax right ?why tension pneumothorax?

tape secured with precision....meanwhile, pt arrests from hypovolemic shock/pericardial tamponade

great video, thanks!

shut up， he is just a student who nervous during examination

on neck inspection must say about the neck veins distended or flat and for pneumothorax you will have  tachycardia

Excuse-me Sir, I believe there is a problem with this video.It`s stop working at 06:37.What`s happening?

This is a training video. Clearly in practice the speed and order may differ but the structure of this ATLS-based system ensures nothing is missed.

IF he was brought in by paramedics, his c spine would already be immobilised and if he was unresponsive in a high mechanism trauma he would already be RSI by HEMS to protect airway and the pre alert call should mean there is already an anaesthetist waiting in the trauma bay or en route to.. This scenario is not at all realistic..

Perfect for my finals

yes,i thought the same thing too

Thanks a lot

seriously? i think its a bit different than ATLS procedure right?

this is good movie for all doctors. we lear about all trauma case. thanks for shearing

The medics didn't do a very good job. I woulda had him boarded and intubated before our arrival

Well done!