SAQ 1160 – High-speed motorbike trauma with shock

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A 26-year-old man presents after a high-speed motorbike crash. His chest X-ray is shown below. Primary survey findings are shown after the image.

Domain Findings
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Breathing RR 26, oxygen saturation 99% on 6 L/min, no obvious chest injury, severe bilateral chest wall tenderness.
Circulation HR 60, BP 80/40 mmHg, abdominal tenderness without guarding, EFAST negative, right femur fracture splinted, no external bleeding.
Disability GCS 15, no scalp laceration and no neurological deficit.
Chest X-ray from high-speed motorbike trauma
Chest X-ray.

State two (2) significant positive findings on the chest X-ray.

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State the three (3) most likely causes of hypotension.

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State two (2) definitions of massive transfusion.

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State five (5) potential complications of massive transfusion.

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Total Score: 0 / 12

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