Open Fracture

Protocols

Clinical Features:

  • Blunt Trauma over (Site)
  • H/0 fall from Height
  • H/O Road Traffic Accident (RTA)
  • H/O Physical Assault
  • Swelling/ Pain/ Deformity of affected site.
  • Associated (Abration/ Laceratio/ Bruise)


 Investigation:

  • Blood Grouping & Rh Typing
  • RB
  • S. Creatinine
  • X-ray of Affected site (B/) including adjacent joint.

 If Pain 0T: Add others investigation:

  • Chest X-ray P/A view
  • ECG
  • Echocardiography (if abnormal ECG/old age)

Rx:(Indoor)

  • Diet: Normal/ Liquid
  • Bed Rest

1. Inf. H/S(2L)

  • IV stat @20 d/min

2. Inj. Ceftron 2gm(Ceftriaxone)

  • 1 vial IV stat & Daily

3.Inj. Rolac 30mg(Ketorolac)

  • 1 amp /M stat & TDS

4. Inj. Esotid 40mg (esomeprazole)

  • 1 vial /M stat & BD

5. Blood Transfusion (if Haemorrhage/ Anemia)


If femur / Pelvis Fracture: 2-3 unit required.

1. Tab. Rivotril 0.5(Clonazepam)

  • 0-+0+1

2. Elevated Effected Limb.

 If Localized Swelling:

Tab. Kontab

  • 2+2+2 or 1+1+1 (B/M).......5-7 days.

Or

Tab. Frulac 20

  • 1+1+0....5-7 days.

Back Slab



If Bronchial Asthma/ PUD: Use centrally acting analgesic:

Inj. Anadol 100mg. (1 amp l/M TDS)



 If Severe Pain:

Inj. Nalbun-2, (1 amp \/M BD/ SOS)

Inj. Vergon-2, (1 amp /M with Nalbun)