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Rib Fx 1-2

40% mortality


Subclav / aorta injury

Rib fx 3-9

Lung injury - hemo - pneumo thorax


Pulmonary contusion


Lacerated lung

Rib fx left vs right

Left - spleen kidney


Right- liver kidney

Flail chest

3 or more ribs fx in 2 or more places causing free floating rib section resulting in paradoxical chest wall movement

Paradoxical chest wall movement

Sinking during inspiration


Bulging during expiration


Opposite from negative pressure


TX for rib fxs

Pain O2 euvolemia chest PT / mobilization

Great vessel injury

Aorta / vena cava / pulmonary artery/ vein


Complications: rupture/ exsanguination


Aneurysm hemothorax cardiac tamponade

Great vessel trauma signs

Asymmetric pulse pressures - right vs left or upper vs lower normal variance </= 10mmhg

Pseudocoarctation

Increased BP upper vs lower extremities

Pericardial tamponade

Collection of excess fluid between visceral and parietal pericardium

Pericardial tamponade effects

⬆️ HR pulsus alternus blunting qrs pulsus paradoxus PEA

Pulsus alternus

Alternating morphology of qrs

Pulsus paradoxus

Change in > 10mmhg arterial pressure w inhalation vs exhalation

Blunt cardiac injury / S&S

R ventricle most anterior most likely injured


Localized pain electrical disturbances right sided HF JVD hypotension tachycardia

Pneumothorax

Excess air in pleural space


Pulmonary laceration- alveoli damage / injury


External wound - sucking injury / bubbling on exhalation

Tension pneumothorax

Trachea deviation late sign


Severe resp distress


Obstructive shock


Needle thoracostomy between rib 2-3

Hemothorax

Blood on pleural space >1500ml


Majority venous - often self tamponades


Hypovolemic / obstructive shock

Treatment for pneumo hemothorax

Support O2 CT placement consider thoracotomy

Pulmonary contusion

Bruising to lung


Collection of blood


Evolves over 6-48hrs

Pulmonary contusion tx

Pain relief


Euvolemia


Mobilize / clear blood / secretions