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Page 1: Bleeding. blood loss. bleeding compensation in eliminating the consequences of emergencies

Bleeding. Blood loss. Bleeding compensation in eliminating the consequences of emergencies.

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Bleeding

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During the Second World War on the battlefield were dying up to 50% of the wounded from bleeding;

36.6% of them dying from limb vessels’ damage.

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The arteries of the lower limbs

– 61 %

The arteries of upper limbs – 31 %

The frequency of vascular injury during conducting military operations.

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Causes of bleeding

Open

Closed

1. Mechanical damageof the vascular wall.

2. Pathologicalcondition of the vascular wall.

3. Disorders of blood coagulation system

(coagulopathy)

The gradual destructionarrosive bleeding

Violation of permeabilitydiapedetic bleeding

hemophilia

thrombocytopenia

Disseminated intravascular coagulopathy (DIC)

AtherosclerosisTumor.Inflammation.Necrosis.Beriberi.Intoxication.septicemiaaneurysm

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Mechanical damages of the vascular wall

Contusion

Повреждение только

адвентиции

Regionalinjury

Damage by half diameter

Almost complete

break

Exit Wounds

complete break

Compression of bone fragments or

foreign bodies

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Compression of the brachial artery as a result of dislocation of the forearm.

Compression of the popliteal artery by hematoma (tibia fracture).

Mechanical damages of the vascular wall

hips fracture with damage of the femoral artery.

Regional injury of the femoral artery

Humerus’ fracture with compression of the

brachial artery.

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Bleeding

InternalExternalHematoma

(intra-muscular,interfascial,

subcutaneous ...)

haemoperitoneum

haemothorax

hemopericardium

hemarthrosis

intracranial hematoma

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Bleeding

deferred bleeding

First time bleeding

Earlier(1-3 days

after injury)

Later(3-10 days or more

from the injury time)

(immediately after injury)

1.Thrombus’ eject out from the vessel by the bloodstream.

2. Vessel’s damage (lack of immobilization,coarse manipulation)3. Ligatures slipping.

1. Necrosis of the vessel wall2. purulent fusion of the thrombusor the vessel wall3. aneurysm rupture.4. ligaturesSlipping5. Infringement blood clotting system

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Bleeding

Venous

Arterial

Mixed

Capillary

Classification of bleeding in case

of emergencyMedical classification

small amount of blood

Fountain of blood

A lot of blood

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Damages’ symptoms of great vessels of limb

No or weakening of the pulse in the distal parts of limb

Pale skin

Lowering the skin temperature

Lowering the sensitivity

ischemic pain

Contractures (muscles rigidity)

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1. Stop the bleeding

Первая

Доврачебная

Первая врачебная

Квалифицированная

Специализированная

Temporarily stopping of

external bleeding

The final stop of all kinds of

bleeding

prehospital

period

hospital

period

Виды медицинской помощи

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external bleeding

Compression of the vessel in the

wound

Stop by the position

Pressing the vessel proximally

Thermal 1.2. Final bleeding’s stopping

Biological

Chemical

Thermal

Mechanical

Temporary artery bypass grafting

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external bleeding

A. Compression of blood vessels

in the wound

Compressive bandage

tamponing

Vessels’ clipping in the wound

Москит Бильрот Кохер

Temporary ligation the

vessel

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Anterior nasal packing

(including -predoctor care)

Postnasalpacking

Stop nasalbleedings

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external

bleeding

B. Stop by the position

Elevated limbs position

Immobilisaition

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external

bleeding

C. Pressing the vessel proximally

By the finger

By the roller with a maximum limbs

bending

By the tourniquet

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external

bleeding

C. Pressing the vessel proximally

By the finger

By the tourniquet

By the roller with a maximum limbs

bending

An improvised tourniquet (twisting)

Medical tourniquet

1

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Regulations concerning tourniquet

1. Lift the limb before applying

2. Put on the clothes or on the gasket.

3. Proximally the location of bleeding

4. As close as possible to the wound.

6. Tighten until the bleeding stops or the

disappearance of the pulse.

5. Each subsequent round covers the

previous for the half of width.

7. Clearly visible

8. Reliably fixed

9.Indicate the date and time.

10. anesthetize

12. In the cold - wrap the limb.11. Immobilize

13. The maximum period of time - 2 hours in warm weather, and 1 hour in cold weather

PREPARATION

CHOOSING A SITE FOR TOURNIQUET

TECHNIQUE OF OVERLAY

CARE AND CONTROL 14. Each subsequent

tourniquet - half time of the previous.

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Tourniquet’s Re-imposition

Each subsequent tourniquet - half time

of the previous.

Revision of tourniquet.

Finger pressing the artery proximal to the tourniquet

Loosen tourniquet

Wait until the blood filling the capillaries starts under the nail plate

Overlay tourniquet from 4-5 cm proximal to the previous level.

Remove the bandage

Finger pressing the artery proximal to the tourniquetLoosen tourniquet

Loosen finger pressing and examining the wound at the same time.

Trying to temporarily stop the bleeding without a

tourniquet.

Bleeding resumed Bleeding is not resumed

Protective bandage, and the imposition

of a provisional tourniquet.

(do not remove the bandage!)

Anywhere treatment room

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Cloth tourniquet

➢ After removing the tourniquet the bleeding has stopped, but the source of bleeding is not defined.

➢ Bleeding is stopped by a clipping or temporary ligatures.

Накладывание импровизированного провизорного жгута Затягивание жгута

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EVERYDAY LIFE:

Many people help to one victim

EMERGENCY SITUATION:

one person is helping to a large number of

victims.

Why tourniquet is especially

dangerous in emergency situations?

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1.1. Temporarily stopping of external

bleeding

D. Thermal Local hypothermia

E. Temporary bypass

grafting (drop counter tube)

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1.2. The final stop of all kinds of bleeding

А. Mechanical

ligation of the vessel in the

wound

Ligation of the vessel proximal to

the wound

Angiorrhaphy

Plastic or prosthesis of the

vessel

Elevated position

Tamponade of the wound

Сompressive bandage

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1.2. The final stop of all kinds of bleeding

B. Thermal

Local hypothermia

Applications of hot

solutions

Electrocoagulation

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1.2. The final stop of all kinds of bleeding

C. Chemical

D. Biological

Medicamentous effects on the blood coagulation system

Local impacts

Tamponade by own tissues or biological

graft.

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Prehospital period Hospital period

Compressive bandage

Tamponing the wound

Clip on a vessel in the wound

Postnasal packing

Limbs elevated position

Finger pressing

Maximum bending of limbs

Сloth tourniquet

Standard tourniquet

Local hypothermia

Temporary bypass grafting

Ligation of the vessel in a wound

Ligation of the vessel more proximally

Angiorrhaphy

Repair of the vessel or the

vessel prosthesis

Electrocoagulation

Intervention on the blood coagulation system by medicines

Tamponade by own tissues or biological graft

ПЕРВАЯ ВРАЧЕБНАЯ ПОМОЩЬ

КВАЛИФИЦИ-РОВАННАЯ ПОМОЩЬ

СПЕЦИАЛИЗИ-РОВАННАЯ

ПОМОЩЬ

ДОВРА-ЧЕБНАЯ ПОМОЩЬ

Anterior nasal packing

Local application of hemostatic drugs

Возвышенное положение конечностиЛокальная гипотермия

Локальное применение

гемостатических препаратов

Давящая повязка

Пальцевое прижатие

Максимальное сгибание

конечностиИмпровизированный

жгут (закрутка)Табельный

жгут

Наложение зажима на

сосуд в ранеТампонирование

раны

Медикаментозное воздействие на свертывающую систему крови

Передняя тампонада

носовых ходов

Задняя тампонада

носовых ходов

Перевязка сосуда на

протяженииЛигирование сосуда в ране

Временное шунтированиеelectrocoagulation

Tamponade by own tissues or biological

graft

Angiorrhaphy

Repair of the vessel or the vessel

prosthesis

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Compensation of blood loss

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General weakness

Pale skin

Вizziness

Noise in the ears.

Yawning.

Tachycardia

Excessive thirst.

Symptoms of acute blood lossFlashing "flies" in front of the eyes

Cold clammy sweat.

Frequent weak pulse.

Fast breathing.

Fall of blood pressure

Сlouding or loss of consciousness

Mydriasis.

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SEVERITY OF BLOOD LOSS

Shock index of about 0.8

Shock index of about 1.5 and more

Shock index of about 1,3-1,4

Shock index of about: 0,9-1,2

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Ориентировочный объем кровопотери при переломах (мл)

Если кровопотеря не превышает 1/3 ОЦК,самопроизвольное восполнение занимает:

Объем плазмы – 24-48 часКонцентрация белков плазмы – 72-94 часМасса эритроцитов – 20-25 сут

ОТКРЫТЫЕ ТРАВМЫ

ЗАКРЫТЫЕ ТРАВМЫ

ТРАВМАТИ-ЧЕСКИЕ

ОТРЫВЫ (АМПУТАЦИИ)

ПЕРЕЛОМЫ КОСТЕЙ

черепа – до 0,5 л

таза (изолированные переломы) – 0,5 -1,0 л

живота – 1,5-3,0 л

груди – 1,5-1,8 л

черепа – 1,5 л и более

груди – 2,0 л

и более

живота – 1,5-3,0 л и более

разрушения таза с повреждением внутренностей –

3,5 л и более

ключицы – 0,1-0,3 л

ребер– 0,5-0,6 л

плеча – 0,3-0,5 л

таза (заднее полукольцо) –

1,5-1,8 л

предплечья – 0,3 -0,4 л

таза (переднееполукольцо) –

0,3-0,6 л

бедра– 0,5-1,2 л

голени – 0,3-0,75 л

голеностопного сустава – 0,35-0,45 л

плеча – 1,5 л

предплечья – 1,0 л

кисти– 0,75 л

бедра – 2,0 л

голени – 1,8 л

стопы– 0,8 л

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Decrease CBV

Decrease inflow of venous blood to the heart

Decrease in stroke volume and minute ejection.

Decrease in arterial pressure

Decrease in perfusion pressure in the vessels

Microcirculatory disorders

Tissue hypoperfusion

The capillary-trophic insufficiency

Hypoxia, toxemia, acidosis, dystonia

Multiorgan failure

Disorders of vital activity

The severity of blood loss

Volume Speed

✓The spasm of small blood vessels and increase the tone of the sympathetic part of the autonomic nervous system (maintaining blood pressure)✓ Tachycardia

(maintenance of minute volume)✓ Disclosure of arteriovenous shunts, it facilitates the return blood to the heart

(CENTRALIZATION OF CIRCULATION) –compensates up to 10% of the deficit CBV

✓ Interstitial fluid begins replenish the the bloodstream

(Replenishing CBV)tHE WHOLE PROCESS IS DIRECTED

TOWARDS THE TRANSITION INTO THE CIRCULATORY HYPOXIA TO ANEMIC HYPOXIA.

Compensatory mechanisms

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Crystalloid solutions

Infusion-transfusion fluids.They remain in the

bloodstream for about

25 % of the injected volume

Colloidal solutions(blood substitutes)

They increase the CBV

1,2-1,3times more self-

administered volume.

Blood and blood products

If life-threatening conditions, we start with crystalloid infusion solutions, then - blood substitutes

Blood - optimal fluid transfusion

BUT:compatibility problems

the risk of infection

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приказ Минздрава РФ от 25 ноября 2002 г. N 363

Transfusion of blood components is accompanied some consequences to the recipient, both positive and negative:

1. Acute hemolysis.2. Deferred hemolytic reactions.3. Bacterial shock.4. Responses resulting from the anti-leukocyte antibodies.5. Anaphylaxis.6. Acute volemic overload.7. Transmissible Infection

Transmission of human immunodeficiency virus by transfusion is about 2% of all AIDS cases.

A LONG PERIOD OF PRODUCTION OF SPECIFIC ANTIBODIES AFTER INFECTION (6 - 12 WEEKS) MAKES COMPLETE ELIMINATION OF

RISK OF HIV TRANSMISSION ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE

INDICATIONS FOR TRANSFUSION OF WHOLE BLOOD CANNED DOES NOT EXIST. except in cases of acute massive blood loss, when there is no blood substitutes or fresh frozen plasma, packed red blood cells or a slurry.

The indications for transfusion of blood gas carriers in acute anemia due to massive blood loss is the loss of 25 - 30% of circulating blood volume, accompanied by a decrease hemoglobin level below 70 - 80 g / l and a hematocrit below 25% and the occurrence of circulatory disorders.The use of intraoperative blood reinfusion indications only in those circumstances where the anticipated blood loss exceeds 20% of circulating blood volume.Transfusions fresh frozen plasma to replenish blood volume is not recommended (we have a safer and more economical medications)

BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS ARE USED ONLY FOR THE LIFE-SAVING

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INTRAVENOUSLY:

Puncture a peripheral vein

Puncturecentral vein

(subclavian)

Preparation a peripheral vein

INTRAARTERIALLY

INTRAOSSEOUS

The routes of entry of infusion fluids.

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Basic rules for infusion therapy in critical conditions1. The main thing is not composition of the infusion solution, but

- the timeliness of infusion’s start,

- the volume;

- the rate of introduction

2. Are beginning to infusion with a quick introduction of crystalloid solution

3. The proportion of colloid and crystalloid solutions – 2:14. Volume infusion must be greater than deficit CBV by 1,5-2,0 times

5. Blood transfusions are used only for the life-saving.

6. Percentage of blood products should not exceed the volume of blood loss

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Thank you for attention!