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Tourniquet indications
major bleeding in extremity, arterial bleed
Reference for adequate tourniquet application
mfg’s instructions
Adequate tourniquet application finding
absent distal pulse and cessation of bleeding
Distal pulse and/or bleeding still present after tourniquet indication
apply 2nd proximally
What do document after tourniquet application
location and time
If multiple pt’s with tourniquet, you should
mark “T” on forehead w/marker
Splint indications suspected extremity fracture, joint dislocation or sprain
What to document prior to splint application
PMS
What to remove prior to splint application
obstruction clothing and jewelry
Sites to secure splint
proximally and distally to injury
Do not secure a splint
directly over injury
What to document after splint application
PMS
No PMS after splint application indication
remove and reassess
Extend traction splint proximal to
suspected fracture
What to document prior to traction splint application
PMS
Inability to extend traction splint proximal to suspected fracture indications
possible pelvic involvement
Extend traction splint distally
at least 6 in beyond foot
Twist traction splint until
moderate resistance is met
What to document after traction splint application
PMS
No PMS after traction splint application indication
remove and reassess
Pelvic Binder indication
suspected hip fracture
Pelvic Binder contraindication
proximal femur fracture
Removal of pelvic binder
never remove prior to hospital
NAIDS Mnemonic are indications used for
SMR
‘N’ in NAIDS
Neurological deficit
‘A’ in NAIDS
Alertness….GCS <15, confusion
‘I’ in NAIDS
Intoxication
‘D’ in NAIDS
Distracting Injury
‘S’ in NAIDS
Spinal tenderness or pain
SMR indications
NAIDS, torticollis, dangerous MOI, fall >6 ft (or ≥5 stairs), high speed MVC/rollover/ejection, bicycle crash, ATV crash
Prior to SMR, you should be maintaining
manual stabilization of c-spine
When moving pt with SMR, you should
log roll to maintain in-line stabilization of entire spine
Pt position indication w/SMR
supine