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Initial Assessment in Trauma Patients

How do you do the primary survey in trauma? How about the secondary survey? Why is a systematic approach to trauma so critically important? Sign up and join the CITIZENSURGEON Community: https://citizensurgeon.co/signup​​ MUST HAVE SURGERY AND TRAUMA BOOKS Sabiston's Textbook of Surgery https://citizensurgeon.co/Sabiston Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy https://citizensurgeon.co/Moore Netter's Anatomical Atlas https://citizensurgeon.co/Netter Schwartz Principles of Surgery https://citizensurgeon.co/Schwartz Fischer's Mastery of Surgery https://citizensurgeon.co/Mastery Zollinger's Atlas of Surgical Operations https://citizensurgeon.co/Zollinger Top Knife (MUST MUST HAVE) https://citizensurgeon.co/topknife Trauma (Maddox): https://citizensurgeon.co/trauma Student ATLS Manual 10th Edition: https://citizensurgeon.co/atls If you stick around until the end I'm going to show you how I like to have the trauma bay set up and give you the straightforward answers to these questions! These questions are absolutely critical in the trauma assessment! How about these more detailed questions: How can you set yourself up for success in managing the trauma patient? What are important adjuncts to the primary survey? What are six quick killers in trauma? Where are the six spaces a trauma patient can bleed? We're going to answer all of these questions and more in the video today and I think you're going to find this extremely helpful as you sit down to begin your trauma studies. Check out www.citizensurgeon.com for review materials! Check out these amazing time stamps in this video if you want to jump ahead! 00:00 Start 01:28 Why learn about trauma? 02:09 Check out the amazing references for today? 03:14 Prehospital phase of trauma care 06:19 Initial assessment of the trauma patient 11:02 The primary survey 11:27 The trauma airway 13:04 Breathing and ventilation 15:05 Six quick killers 17:22 Circulation and Bleeding 21:01 Disability and the Glasgow Coma Score 25:36 Exposure 26:56 Adjuncts to the Primary Survey 28:58 Special populations 30:00 The secondary survey 34:05 Adjuncts to the secondary survey 36:06 Definitive Care REFERENCES: Trauma (Maddox): https://citizensurgeon.co/trauma Student ATLS Manual 10th Edition: https://citizensurgeon.co/atls Top Knife: https://citizensurgeon.co/topknife SOME RECENT READS The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod - http://citizensurgeon.co/MiracleMorning Atomic Habits by James Clear - http://citizensurgeon.co/AtomicHabits BE MY FRIEND Sign up and join the CITIZENSURGEON Community: https://citizensurgeon.co/signup My Website: https://www.citizensurgeon.com​​ Instagram: http://citizensurgeon.co/instagram​​ Twitter: http://citizensurgeon.co/twitter​​ Koji: http://citizensurgeon.co/Koji​​ DISCLAIMER While my aim is to help educate you for the ward, the surgical ICU, the operating room and your exams remember these videos are not a replacement for your reading, your medical school and residency preparation and most important your own decision making. Good luck and enjoy! Affiliate Links - There are a few links in the description that may lead to a kickback to me to help support the channel.