One Spark, The L-PRV Presentation
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One Spark, The L-PRV Presentation
- 1. What would you do with 19 seconds?
- 2. THE AMBULANCE SIREN CAN BE HEARD A BLOCK AWAY… IT HALTS AT A BUSY INTERSECTION, WAITING FOR THE CARS TO CLEAR THE PATH… SECONDS PASS QUICKLY…5…6…7…
- 3. THE DRIVER TRIES TO PULL UP TO THE CRASH SCENE… CARS ARE BLOCKING ACCESS TO THE VEHICLES… 8…9…10…
- 4. 11 SECONDS DISAPPEAR. THEY FINALLY GAIN ACCESS TO THE INJURED DRIVERS. THE DRIVER OF THE FIRST VEHICLE IS IN EXTREME PAIN WITH JVD AND TRACHEAL DEVIATION. AN ASSESSMENT REVEALS A TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX (PTX)…
- 5. THE PARAMEDIC REACHES FOR THE NECESSARY EQUIPMENT TO PERFORM A DECOMPRESSION OF A PTX. HE HAS TO OPEN THE INDIVIDUALLY PACKAGED 14 GAUGE NEEDLE, GET HIS SCISSORS, FIND A SURGICAL GLOVE, CUT A FINGER OF THE GLOVE OFF… 12… 13… 14… 15…
- 6. FIND THE TAPE, RIP THE TAPE, and TAPE THE GLOVE ONTO THE HUB … 16… 17… 18… 19… IS IT TOO LATE… DID THEY RUN OUT OF TIME?
- 7. THIS PROCEDURE TAKES ONE TO TWO MINUTES DUE TO THE RUDIMENTARY PROCEDURES CURRENTLY USED TO PERFORM A PTX DECOMPRESSION.
- 8. THE L-PRV SOLUTION SAVES VALUABLE TIME… TIME IS CRITICLE WHEN IT COMES TO SAVING LIVES IN THE FIELD
- 9. WHAT COULD THE PARAMEDIC DO WITH 19 SECONDS? SAVE THE PATIENT’S LIFE… TREAT THE PATIENT’S OTHER INJURIES… MOVE ON TO HELP OTHER INJURED PEOPLE AT THE SCENE…
- 10. 19 SECONDS… TOO MUCH TIME TO LOSE…
- 11. Tension Pneumothorax Emergency Treatment The L-PRV Solution Created by Manuel T. Rosado
- 12. Civilian Related Pneumothorax 10 - 30% of patients transported to level 1 trauma centers receive treatment for a Tension Pneumothorax Combat Related Pneumothorax 5% of all combat related deaths are related to a Tension Pneumothorax
- 13. SOURCE: Unpublished data CDC/NCHS, National Hospital Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, 2007-2010. Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 Number of visits for pneumothorax 6,935,136 8,292,839 9,116,724 9,176,258 http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/ahcd/ahcd_questionnaires.htm
- 14. Combat Related Deaths 31% - Penetrating head trauma 25% - Surgically uncorrectable torso trauma 7% - Mutilating blast trauma 9% - Exsanguination 5% - Tension pneumothorax (PTX) 1% - Airway obstruction / injury
- 15. Saving a Life It is estimated that 90% of wounded combatants can be saved Application of a tourniquet for extremity hemorrhage Rapid treatment of a PTX The establishment of a stable airway.
- 16. Rudimentary Treatment of PTX Procedure for field treatment Diagnose Delay Treatment to make instrument Treat PTX
- 17. Current Field Procedure Finger cut from glove Tied with suture Or taped to hub
- 18. The L-PRV Applications (World Wide) Training and the saving of a life, where every second counts . . . Military: Training, Peacetime, and Wartime Medical Training Facilities EMS (Adult or Child)
- 19. Introducing The L-PRV A New Way To Get The Job Done!
- 20. The Injury
- 21. The Tension Pneumothorax Plaural space filled with pressurized air Compressed lungs Compressed vessels Wound Compressed heart Diaphragm
- 22. The Diagnosis
- 23. The Solution Pressurized air in plaural space Diaphragm Compressed lung
- 24. The L-PRV 3rd & 2nd Rib
- 25. The L-PRV 3rd & 2nd Rib
- 30. Compressed l