I can't take this anymore

I can't take this anymore

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Trauma patients must be reevaluated constantly to
ensure that new findings are not overlooked and
to discover any deterioration in previously noted
findings.

As initial life-threatening injuries are
managed, other equally life-threatening problems
and less severe injuries may become apparent, which
can significantly affect the ultimate prognosis of the
patient. A high index of suspicion facilitates early
diagnosis and management.
Continuous monitoring of vital signs, oxygen
saturation, and urinary output is essential. For adult
patients, maintenance of urinary output at 0.5 mL/kg/h
is desirable. In pediatric patients who are older than
1 year, an output of 1 mL/kg/h is typically adequate.
Periodic ABG analyses and end-tidal CO2 monitoring
are useful in some patients.
The relief of severe pain is an important part of
treatment for trauma patients. Many injuries, especially
musculoskeletal injuries, produce pain and anxiety
in conscious patients. Effective analgesia usually
requires the administration of opiates or anxiolytics
intravenously (intramuscular injections are to be
avoided). These agents are used judiciously and in small
doses to achieve the desired level of patient comfort
and relief of anxiety while avoiding respiratory status
or mental depression, and hemodynamic changes.

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