'Abdominal wound' presentation slideshows

CASE STUDY #1

CASE STUDY #1. DEHISCED STERNAL MUSCLE FLAP, DEHISCED LEG, ABDOMINAL WOUND. The Patient. 55 years old Female Married 5 children 22 grandchildren Non-smoker. CO-MORBIDITIES Diabetic Hypertension Coronary Artery Disease Hyperlipidemia Probable Sleep Apnea Obesity. Treatment Course.

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CASE STUDY #1

CASE STUDY #1. DEHISCED STERNAL MUSCLE FLAP, DEHISCED LEG, ABDOMINAL WOUND. The Patient. 55 years old Female Married 5 children 22 grandchildren Non-smoker. CO-MORBIDITIES Diabetic Hypertension Coronary Artery Disease Hyperlipidemia Probable Sleep Apnea Obesity. Treatment Course.

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Emergency Procedures

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Emergency Procedures

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Evaluate a Casualty

Evaluate a Casualty. CONDITIONS. You have a casualty who has signs, and/or symptoms of an injury. Standards. Evaluate the casualty following the correct sequence. All injuries and/or conditions were identified. The casualty was immobilized if a neck or back injury is suspected.

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Combat Life Saver

Combat Life Saver. Lesson 6 APPLY A DRESSING TO AN OPEN ABDOMINAL WOUND. Compiled and edited by, 2LT John C. Miller, PA-C. Lesson 6 APPLY A DRESSING TO AN OPEN ABDOMINAL WOUND. INTRODUCTION

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Acute abdominal conditions

Acute abdominal conditions. Z. Rozkydal. Acute abdominal conditions Usually acute onset Quick progression Most of them need surgery. Causes 1. Inflammation 2. Ileus 3. Bleeding into GI 4. Trauma Food poisoning Strain of muscles. 1. Inflammation

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