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Orthopedic Case - Trauma
FIFIT ERVITA HASIRUDDIN
K1A1 11 007 IDENTITY Name : Mr. I Age : 16 years old Address : Lrg. Mata Air Occupation : Student Admission : April, 12th 2018 Doctor in charge : dr.Benny Murtaza, Sp. OT HISTORY TAKING (12.00 a.m)
• Chief complain : Wound at little finger of the left hand
• Anamnesis : Since four hours ago due to crushed by planer machine (blunt object) • Mechanism of trauma : Patient was practice in his school, suddenly the planer fall and hit his little finger of the left hand. • History of trauma : Unconsciousness (-), nausea (-), vomiting (-) Consumption : alcohol (-), drugs (-) Previous medication : (-) Active hand : right hand PRIMARY SURVEY (11.50 a.m) A Clear, Cervical Spine Control
RR 18x/min regular, spontaneous B
thoracoabdominal type, symmetrical C BP 120/80 mmHg Pulse = 78x/min, regular, strong
GCS 15 (E4M6V5), isochoric pupil, D
Ø : 2,5mm/2,5mm, light reflex +/+
E T = 36.50 C (axillary) SECONDARY SURVEY Generalized Status
The patient was compos mentis, moderate
illness, normal nutrition state. Vital Sign BP = 120/80 mmHg, Pulse = 78x/m, regular, strong lift. RR = 18x/m, regular, spontaneous thoracoabdominal type. Temperature = 36,5oC/axillary Status Present Head : Within Normal Limit Face : Within Normal Limit Eyes : Within Normal Limit Nose : Within Normal Limit Mouth : Within Normal Limit Ears : Within Normal Limit Neck : Within Normal Limit Chest : Within Normal Limit Abdomen : Within Normal Limit Upper Limb : Localized Lower Limb : Within Normal Limit LOCALIZED STATE Left Hand Region (5th Digiti) Inspection : deformity (+), hematoma (-), swelling (-) lacerated wound (+) with size 1x1 cm Palpation : tenderness (+), ROM : active and passive movement of left PIP and DIP digiti V joint are limited due to pain NVD : sensibility was good, pulse of left ulnaris artery is palpable, CRT <2” Clinical Finding PLANNING • Routine Blood • X-ray Left Manus AP/Oblique X-Ray Finding Diagnosis Traumatic Amputatum of 5th Digity Distal Phalanx of Left Manus DD/ • Compartement Syndrome Left Manus • Muscle Contusio Left Manus MANAGEMENT Non-Pharmalogical Pharmalogical Bed Rest • IVFD RL Immobilization • Analgesic Elevation • H2 Receptor Agonist Consult Orthopedist Thank You