BIOMEKANICA TRAUMA



Understanding
Traumatic biomechanics is the study of the incidence of injury to a particular type of violence or accident. For example, people falling from a motorcycle will cause different injuries compared with people who were hit by a car.

Traumatic biomesias are important to know because they will help in:
- The consequences will be generated
- Be aware of the type of injury caused by trauma.

While the type of injury can be divided into visible surface (visible) for example, wounds on the outside. And injuries that cannot be seen directly, eg internal organ injuries. The organs in the body can be divided into:
- Hollow organs (solid, solid), eg: liver, spleen, lung, brain - Hollow organs such as intestines

Treat the organs in the event of an injury mechanism:
a. Direct injury
For example, the head beaten hammer. The scalp may tear and cause external bleeding, the bone of the head may be cracked or broken, or may result in bleeding in the brain

b. Injury due to retarding force (deceleration)
For example, a motorcyclist had a traffic accident that hit a tree. After the body stops in the tree, the internal organs will still move forward in their respective cavities. The heart will be detached from its bond (aorta) and aortic rupture occurs. The intestines will tear apart from the mesentery and so on.

c. Injury due to acceleration force (acceleration)
For example: motorists hit from behind.

d. Compression injury (paper bag effect)
For example: children's toy is a blowing paper bag, then closed, then hit to get explosive effect. This can also occur in cavity organs that can be ruptured by pressure

Car Crashes
Collisions can occur by:
a. From front (frontal)



 In a frontal collision with a patient without a seat belt will be impacted by several phases:
- Phase 1
The bottom of the patient is shifted forward, usually the knee will hit the dashboard. Thigh bone will hold the bebab too heavy consequence if not strong hold can cause broken.
The hip joint is pushed backward, if it is not strong enough to withstand the burden, the hip joint may escape from its bowl.

- Phase 2
The top of the patient also shifts forward, in this phase the chest or stomach will hit the steering wheel. Under these circumstances chances are that the injury may be chest or abdomen, depending on the steering wheel of the vehicle there where (the type of car).
If a small car may be exposed to the chest, if the car is likely to affect its stomach, may also be chest and abdominal injury, in this case the helper should be careful in doing the examination.

- Phase 3
The body of the patient will go up, then to hit the windshield. In this phase that should be suspected is the injury in the head or neck of the patient

- Phase 4
Patients bounce back to the seat. In this phase the possibility of injury resulting from a vertebral fracture (from the cervical bone to the sacrum). In the type of vehicle that does not wear headbands (head rest) should be careful possible injury whips (whiplash injury) on the neck bone. While the most severe possibility in this phase of the patient can bounce off the vehicle, and more serious injuries (multi trauma)

b. From behind

A rear-end collision may occur on a stop vehicle or on a slower-speed vehicle. Common injuries are usually due to whiplash injury and injuries to watch out for are injuries in the neck area, let alone the vehicle does not wear headrest.

     

c. From the side (lateral)



Frequent side collisions at crossroads with no traffic signs. Injuries that can occur on the side of the vehicle hit, which can be from head to toe depending on the type of vehicle that crashed and who was hit.

d. Reversed




A slowly reversed vehicle and the driver or passenger on a seat belt rarely suffer serious injuries, as with a roll over vehicle, especially if the passenger does not wear a seat belt, can result in injury in all parts (multi trauma). In handling such cases should be more careful because all parts can be injured both visible and invisible. On the incident
with the vehicle upside down to watch out for are spinal cord injuries and internal organ injuries.

Vehicle Protection Tool
1. Seat belts
This seat belt has been proven to be very helpful to the passengers, seat belts can reduce injury, disability or death caused by accidents in the vehicle. Although wearing a belt does not mean to avoid injury, the possibility of injury still exists, but wearing a seat belt can reduce the injury caused by collisions or accidents especially in the use of the seat belt is wrong or not in place.
Use of seat belts on a car vehicle
commonly used are three points ie one point in the shoulder area, two points in the left and right pelvic region. If there is a four-point, two dots on the left and two on the right, on the right, while on an airplane the seat belt is usually worn with two dots attached to the pelvis, and also the four points commonly used by pilots fighter. The use of a proper seat belt can still cause injury, especially if pemakainnya wrong.

For example, if the use is wrong, the seat belt is installed in the stomach, then the stomach of soft organ can be ruptured, due to the pressure of the safety belt (seat belt). Removing the seat belt should also be careful, do not let go immediately, because the seat belt itself can be a tampon in the event of bleeding caused by the impact with the coir. If you open it suddenly the seat belt that has been as a tampon and bleeding already hooked up can be open again and there will be re-bleeding.

Vehicles traveling at 60 km / h, if the frontal collision and rider do not use seat belts, then a rider will hit the front of the vehicle, tantamount to the person feel free from the 3rd floor of the building.
  
2. Head rest (headrests)

The headrest is now standard equipment in the car. The use of the backrest is as a support / holding the head so that the neck is not injured. The use of the headrests should also be correct in position, if not true headrests could hurt the neck passengers. For example, headrests mounted not exactly on the back of the head but mounted under the head just at the back of the neck, in the event of a head collision nobody hold, while the neck stuck by the back, consequently the neck to be injured.

3. Air bag (airbag)
Air bag is currently only in luxury cars, in the form of an airbag placed at the centre of the wheel and will expand if there is a frontal collision. In some types of vehicles there are currently airbags located on the side that will expand during impact from the side.

The front air bag develops when it is frontal, can cause injuries such as fracture of the arm, injury to the face, injury to the eyes for wearing glasses and so on, while the air bag on the side will expand when the impact from the side. Possible injuries to the side from head to toe, depending on which direction the impact and what part of the body is affected.

Must be careful to help the patient whose water bag is not open yet, not to inflate at an unwanted moment. To avoid this the way is to turn off the electric current on the vehicle (the engine is turned off). In the water bag itself there is a powder that melaluri water bag, which functions to make the water bag does not occur adhesive, the powder is very irritative, especially in people who are sensitive to powder, if untouched rinse with clean water.


Trauma Biomechanics in Motor Beam
There are 3 ways that often occur at the time of accident:
1. Frontal collision
At the frontal collision, the driver will hit the front. Both limbs will hit the handlebars, which may cause the fracture of one or both thighs or lower leg bones. After that the driver will experience a "free fall", with injuries that cannot be predicted.
2. Collision from the side
Usually what happens here will knock is the foot first, after which the driver will bounce with the type of injury that cannot predict / prediction.
3. Sliding down the bike (shifted)
In the event of a collision, the driver deliberately (professional) or accidentally pressed his bike down, so the bike will speed and the driver behind him. This causes the slightest injury, but injuries to soft tissue can be very heavy if the biker does not wear a thick jacket and pants. This traumatic wound does not cause death.

Vehicle Protection Tool
1. Seat belts
This seat belt has been proven to be very helpful to the passengers, seat belts can reduce injury, disability or death caused by accidents in the vehicle. Although wearing a belt does not mean to avoid injury, the possibility of injury still exists, but wearing a seat belt can reduce the injury caused by collisions or accidents especially in the use of the seat belt is wrong or not in place.
Use of seat belts on a car vehicle
commonly used are three points ie one point in the shoulder area, two points in the left and right pelvic region. If there is a four-point, two dots on the left and two on the right, on the right, while on an airplane the seat belt is usually worn with two dots attached to the pelvis, and also the four points commonly used by pilot’s fighter. The use of a proper seat belt can still cause injury, especially if pemakainnya wrong.

For example, if the use is wrong, the seat belt is installed in the stomach, then the stomach of soft organ can be ruptured, due to the pressure of the safety belt (seat belt). Removing the seat belt should also be careful, do not let go immediately, because the seat belt itself can be a tampon in the event of bleeding caused by the impact with the coir. If you open it suddenly the seat belt that has been as a tampon and bleeding already hooked up can be open again and there will be re-bleeding.

Vehicles traveling at 60 km / h, if the frontal collision and rider do not use seat belts, then a rider will hit the front of the vehicle, tantamount to the person feel free from the 3rd floor of the building.

2. Head rest (headrests)
 The headrest is now standard equipment in the car. The use of the backrest is as a support / holding the head so that the neck is not injured. The use of the headrests should also be correct in position, if not true headrests could hurt the neck passengers. For example, headrests mounted not exactly on the back of the head but mounted under the head just at the back of the neck, in the event of a head collision nobody hold, while the neck stuck by the back, consequently the neck to be injured.

3. Air bag (airbag)
Air bag is currently only in luxury cars, in the form of an airbag placed at the center of the wheel and will expand if there is a frontal collision. In some types of vehicles there are currently airbags located on the side that will expand during impact from the side.

The front air bag develops when it is frontal, can cause injuries such as fracture of the arm, injury to the face, injury to the eyes for wearing glasses and so on, while the air bag on the side will expand when the impact from the side. Possible injuries to the side from head to toe, depending on which direction the impact and what part of the body is affected.

Must be careful to help the patient whose water bag is not open yet, not to inflate at an unwanted moment. To avoid this the way is to turn off the electric current on the vehicle (the engine is turned off). In the water bag itself there is a powder that melaluri water bag, which functions to make the water bag does not occur adhesive, the powder is very irritative, especially in people who are sensitive to powder, if untouched rinse with clean water.
Protective equipment on motor vehicles
a. Helmets
   - The type of helmet should be correct
   - Usage must be correct
   - Be careful when removing
b. Water jacket bag

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