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A young man comes to the ER after an automobile accident with multiple anerior chest fracture and hoarseness of voice, CXR shows widening of mediastinum; what is your immediate management?
1. Intubaiton
2.support the fractures
3.pericardiocentesis
4.Aortic angiogram

  #2

1. Intubaiton


  #3

yes, intubation
abc firts, then treatment

  #4

4. Aortic angiogram, for traumatic rupture of aorta.
    But the best test- spiral CT scan


  #5

Aortic angiogram
raised eyebrow

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  #6

1 Intubation first Hoarseness of voice is telling that there is possible hematoma impinging on d laryngeal nerve

  #7

I will go for intubation. What is the aswer here...hellooooooo

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  #8

1. Intubate

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  #9

intubate

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  #10

Just reading about aortic rupture and the explanation of the voice horsening due to compression of the left recurrent pharingeal nerve due to and aortic hematoma. Just 1 out of 5 patients survive (out of the ones that reach the ER alive) therefore this patient needs intubation ASAP---->then spiral CT/TEE---->Surgery

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If you beleive you can do it then you WILL DO IT!! (by Mymeghhi)

  #11

I wish people who post the questions, would post the answers in a reasonable amount of time. Otherwise there is no learning from them. It's pretty much a waste of their time for typing it up here, and ours for reading them and not knowing the answer.

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  #12

No point in going for an Angiogram if the patient suffocates to death.







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