Traumatic Disorders

A 28-year-old woman at 30 weeks' gestation is in a head-on MVC; she is stable, GCS 15, with seatbelt bruising, and CTG shows late decelerations. The most important initial intervention is:

In a young adult with an isolated traumatic internal carotid artery dissection, the recommended antithrombotic management is:

A climber with prolonged lower-limb crush injury has tense thighs and cannot dorsiflex the foot, with a compartment pressure of 45 and a diastolic BP of 70. The management is:

After a major-mechanism MVC, an indicator for trauma centre transfer is:

The appropriate position for an awake patient with a suspected high cervical spinal cord injury during transfer to theatre is:

In a 70-year-old with multiple comorbidities and an isolated displaced femoral neck fracture, the most appropriate analgesia is: