Lapjag 3 Dec 2019
Lapjag 3 Dec 2019
Lapjag 3 Dec 2019
Family History:
(-)
Chief complaint:
Pain at the eyebrow Other complaints:
Bleeding (+)
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Three hours before admitted, the patient was at home when suddenly he fell
down from his bed with his face hit the ground. There was an active bleeding at
the regio supraaorbital. Due to the incident, there’s laceration at the regio
supraaorbital.
Biomechanism of Trauma
18:30 pm
15:30 pm
IGD
(before
RSUD
admitted)
IGD Koja
Airway :
Airway obstruction (clear)
Breathing :
Spontaneous breathing (+), retraction (-), RR: 22 x/mins
Circulation :
Pulse (+, regular), warm extremities, BP: 168/110 mmHg, HR: 96 x/mins, Temp: 36,9 C, CRT <2 sec
Disability :
GCS (E4M6V5) = 15
Secondary Survey
Abdomen :
• Inspection : Flat, mass (-),
• Auscultation : Peristaltic sound (+), normoperistaltic
• Palpation : Soft & non tender, distention (-)
• Percussion : Tymphany
Local state of supraaorbital
region
• Look: Vulnus laserasi on eyebrow
with irregular edge, 3x1cm, base of
wound: dermis, active bleeding (+)
Problems:
Working diagnosis:
Vulnus laceratum on regio • Pain
supraaorbital • Bleeding
Management
NON SURGERY
SURGERY
Pharmacology
Consult plastic surgeon
Ketorolac inj 3x30mg
OMZ inj 2x40mg
Ceftriaxone inj 2x1gr
Tetanus Toxoid
Non-pharmacology
Wound closure