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MANAGEMENT OF

TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY


E
(Exposure)

D
PRIMARY (Disability)

SURVEY (Circulation
C
)

B (Breathing) comatose patient


Brainstem reflexes
such as the pupillary
A (light), corneal, cough, and
gag reflexes
(Airway)
Cushing Response (hypertension,
Preventing Hypercapnia brady-
rise of Cerebral blood cardia, and respiratory
flow (CBF) irregularity)
ATLS as a late event from raised ICP
and herniation
Intubasi
GCS ≤ 8
PRIMARY SURVEY
SECONDARY SURVEY AND
NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

History Allergies

AMPLE Medication
s

Past medical
history (including
Secondary pregnancy)
Last meal
survey Head to toe
examination Events relating to the
injury
Sign of Herniation
Pupil synd, kernohan
Examinati
phenomenom
Best Response
on GCS

Sign Cranial
Base Fr.
RADIOGRAPHIC CANADIAN CT HEAD RULE
EVALUATION
General Measures to Minimize Intracranial Hypertension/Improve
General Measures to Minimize Intracranial
Cerebral Perfusion Hypertension/Improve
Cerebral Perfusion

Head elevation and Sedation/ Treatmen Airway Treatmen Preventio


head posisition t of protectio t for fever n of
Analgesia
systemic n/ seizure
hypertnsi controlle
on d
Head elevation 30o : ventilatio
n
Minimize outflow venous resistance
Reduction of ICP without a reduction in either CPP or CBF

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