A 70 kg 23-year-old woman is brought to a tertiary emergency department one hour after a high-speed motor vehicle crash. She has abdominal pain. Initial observations and pre-FAST treatment are shown below.
FAST images and a later ROTEM result are shown below.
| Observation |
Result |
| GCS |
15 |
| Heart rate |
120/min |
| Blood pressure |
100/60 mmHg |
| Oxygen saturation |
96% on room air |
| Respiratory rate |
22/min |
| Prehospital/initial therapy |
Fentanyl 100 microg IV, ondansetron 8 mg IV, and 500 mL normal saline IV without vital-sign change |
FAST RUQ
FAST LUQ
FAST pelvis
FAST subxiphoid
ROTEM
Label structures 1-13 on the FAST images.
(Marked out of 13.0)
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State the key finding on these images.
(Marked out of 1.0)
/ 1
After two units of warmed O-negative PRBC and activation of a massive transfusion protocol, her heart rate is 100/min and blood pressure is 100/80 mmHg. Give two (2) indications for CT angiography in this patient.
(Marked out of 2.0)
/ 2
Later her systolic blood pressure falls to 85 mmHg and she appears pale. Based on the ROTEM, state the factor replacement, including dose and route.
(Marked out of 2.0)
/ 2
Total Score: 0 / 18
Percentage: 0%
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