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Victorian State Trauma System
- Trauma System Guidelinesâ–¼
- Victorian Trauma Systemâ–¼
- Pre-Hospital Triageâ–¼
- Inter-Hospital Transferâ–¼
- Preparation for Retrievalâ–¼
- Teamwork & Communicationâ–¼
- Victorian Trauma System
- Specialist Clinical Guidelinesâ–¼
- Early Trauma Careâ–¼
- Burnsâ–¼
- Obstetric Traumaâ–¼
- The Deteriorating Trauma Patientâ–¼
- Traumatic Brain Injuryâ–¼
- Key Messagesâ–¼
- Rapid Reference Guideline
- Introduction
- Early Activation
- Primary Surveyâ–¼
- Secondary Surveyâ–¼
- Planning and Communicationâ–¼
- Early Managementâ–¼
- Airway Management
- CT scan/x-ray/FAST
- Tranexamic Acid (TXA)
- The intoxicated patient with head trauma
- Anticoagulation and head trauma
- Patient positioning
- Seizure Prophylaxis
- Pathology tests
- Thermoregulation
- Analgesia
- Sedation
- Monitoring
- Wound care
- In-dwelling catheter
- Nasogastric tube
- Tetanus immunisation
- Antibiotics
- Steroids
- Reassess
- Additional management points for the rapidly deteriorating patient
- Hyperventilation
- Osmotherapy
- Burr hole evacuation
- Retrieval and Transfer
- References
- Key Messages
- Thoracic Traumaâ–¼
- Spinal Traumaâ–¼
- Anticoagulation in Traumaâ–¼
- Paediatric Traumaâ–¼
- Key Messagesâ–¼
- Rapid Reference Guideline
- Introduction
- Early Activation
- Primary Survey and Early Managementâ–¼
- Secondary Surveyâ–¼
- Additional points for early managementâ–¼
- Planning and Communication
- Paediatric Burns Sub Guidelineâ–¼
- Paediatric Spinal Sub Guidelineâ–¼
- Paediatric Traumatic Brain Injury Sub-Guidelineâ–¼
- Retrieval and Transfer
- References
- Key Messages
- Abdominal Traumaâ–¼
- Traumatic Cardiac Arrestâ–¼
- Imaging in Traumaâ–¼
- Older Person Traumaâ–¼
- Early Trauma Care
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