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Kinematics Lesson Injury Patterns
- 1. Lesson 3 Kinematics of Trauma
- 33. Mechanical Principles: Rear Impact
- 35. Mechanical Principles: Lateral Impact
- 37. Mechanical Principles: Rotational Impact Click to play video
- 39. Mechanical Principles: Rollover Click to play video
- 50. Motorcycle: Laying Down the Bike
- 54. Adult Pattern
- 59. Sports Injuries
- 63. Blast Injuries
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- Instructor Notes: Emphasize that this formula is for illustrative purposes only to demonstrate the effect of stopping time on force.
- Instructor Notes: Emphasize that this formula is for illustrative purposes only to demonstrate the effect of stopping time on force.
- Instructor Notes: Example, if you strike a pillow with your fist, the pillow, which is less dense, will be deformed. If you strike a brick wall with your fist, your fist, which is less dense, will be deformed.
- Instructor Notes: Example: What would be the relative effects on each of these tissues if it received low-velocity penetrating trauma from a knife?
- {Insert video clip: frontal collision “crashdum3.wmv”}
- Instructor Notes: Make sure participants understand that tibial impact can lead to knee dislocation and damage of the popliteal artery.
- Instructor Notes: Point out how differences in lap and shoulder belt placement can lead to abdominal and spinal injuries.
- Instructor Notes: Discuss cavitation, entry and exit wound patterns, and fragmentation