
Shock in Trauma Patients
Recognize traumatic hemorrhage and other traumatic shock mechanisms; external control technique is separate.
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Recognize traumatic hemorrhage and other traumatic shock mechanisms; external control technique is separate.

Assess traumatic neurological change and prevent avoidable secondary insults.

Recognize traumatic ventilation and perfusion threats during chest assessment.

Assess abdominal and pelvic injury with attention to occult bleeding.

Assess thermal injury severity and initial wound, temperature, and transport needs.

Assess fractures and dislocations with neurovascular protection and movement planning.

Use assessment and local criteria to guide spinal motion restriction and movement.

Perform a systematic trauma survey with rapid identification of life threats.

Adapt trauma care for older, pregnant, anticoagulated, and medically complex patients; pediatric trauma is separate.

Recognize prolonged compression, reperfusion concerns, and limb-threatening compartment presentations.

Assess vision-threatening and facial injuries while preserving airway and tissue safety.

Use wound location and mechanism to anticipate hidden injury and prioritize transport.
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