SAQ 1034 – Trauma – hypotension after motor vehicle crash

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A 54-year-old driver has crashed into a tree. He has forehead and anterior chest-wall contusions and a swollen, deformed right knee.

He is alert but tachycardic and hypotensive, with oxygen saturation 98% on 6 L oxygen.

List five causes of hypotension in trauma other than haemorrhagic blood loss.

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Complete the table for blunt cardiac injury types and expected features.

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Discuss controversies in using troponin assays to screen for blunt cardiac injury.

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