SAQ 1977 – Motorcycle collision with pelvic x-ray

Marked out of 18.00

An 18-year-old woman is brought by ambulance to your tertiary ED after a motorcycle collision with a truck.

Vital signs are GCS 13 (E1 V1 M6), HR 120, BP 90/60, SpO2 98% via Hudson mask and RR 22. Airway is patent with a cervical collar in situ. There is no chest-wall injury and she moves limbs to command. CXR is normal. The pelvic x-ray is shown.

Pelvic x-ray from the source question — Pelvic x-ray for SAQ 1977.

List four major findings on the pelvic x-ray.

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Outline your immediate management.

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List indications for REBOA in haemorrhagic shock after trauma.

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State the vessel used for REBOA catheter insertion.

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Complete the types of REBOA and their descriptors.

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Total Score: 0 / 18

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