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exam ccs case- multiple rib # - aish
#1
let try this one also
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#2
pulse oxy
oxygen inhalation
iva
ekg 12 lead

focused PE: reduced breath sound on affected side,trachea deviated to opposite side,dullness on affected side.vitals stable.

cxr
bmp
cbc
abg
pt/inr
ptt
acetaminophen /ibuprofen
nss
usg abdomen if tenderness below the level of nipple
cardiac monitor
urine output
blood alcohol and urine toxic if it happende in MVA.
vitals q 1 hr

shift to ICU


bedrest
npo
input output
vitals
chest physiotx
head elevation

interval PE: depends upon patients progress,if abg deteriorates,resp distress,may have to intubate. if patient gets better,discharge

counsel for seat belt,smoking alcohol,as rated sex.

follow up after 2 wk and nsaids.

add and correct pls.


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#3
if pt doesnt improve give nerve block
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#4
thanks.
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#5
u did a good job Guest, i can add cervical spine imobilization, precaution, Xray cervical spine ( mva)
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#6
vitals
caridac monitor
pulse oximetry
oxygen
iva
iv fluids( if in ER or Inpt) ( if hospital no need)
CXR- portable
Exam-Resp,msk, cvs,general,skin for bruises, abd
cbc
bmp
advise rest with comfortable position
ice pact for inflammation
ibuprofen
ranitidine
ecg
blood gp n typing
pt/inr, ptt
Interval PE= if improve, observe in hospital for 1 more day
If condition worse, surgery consult and shift to ICU, monitor oxy reqment,increse oxy, may need to intubate
maintain nutrition
incentive spirometry
if not treated as said by aish- nerve block

Discharge order, counsel- nsaids, driv seat belt, etc.
Fix appointment 10-14 days


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