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MN_Sample_Trauma_Flow_Sheet

The Trauma Flow Sheet is a comprehensive document used for recording critical information about a trauma patient upon admission, including patient demographics, mechanism of injury, primary and secondary surveys, vital signs, and interventions. It includes sections for medications, laboratory tests, radiology orders, and patient disposition. The document is designed to facilitate communication among the trauma team and ensure thorough monitoring and care of the patient.

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MN_Sample_Trauma_Flow_Sheet

The Trauma Flow Sheet is a comprehensive document used for recording critical information about a trauma patient upon admission, including patient demographics, mechanism of injury, primary and secondary surveys, vital signs, and interventions. It includes sections for medications, laboratory tests, radiology orders, and patient disposition. The document is designed to facilitate communication among the trauma team and ensure thorough monitoring and care of the patient.

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Trauma Flow Sheet

Admit Date / /
Patient Name
Arrival Time :
Trauma Team Notification/Arrival
Patient Tag/Sticker Trauma Team Activated? Yes No Time: : Tier 1 2 3
Prompt General Surgeon Communication? Yes No
Date of Birth Time Time Present upon Pt
Name called arrived arrival?
Gender
General Surgeon : : Yes No
Medical Record # ED Physician : : Yes No
Anesthesia : : Yes No
: : Yes No
Pt. Medications Past History Allergies
Arrived via: Pre-hospital Interventions
Ambulance Airway:
Helicopter Oral Nasal Intubated O2
Police IV size _____ site ________
Self IV #2 size _____ site ________
Blood sugar _______ mg/dl
CPR LBB C collar MAST
Transfer from:
Splint type __________ location ___________
unknown
Meds:
last tetanus_________
EMS report in Morphine ______ mg Versed ______mg
unknown last P.O.____________ unknown
Pt chart _______________________ ______mg
Mechanism of Injury
Motor Vehicle Fall/Jump Burn Penetrating
Involved:
Approx. height:
Auto Patient was: Seatbelt GSW
_____________ Flame
Light truck Driver Airbag caliber_________
Impact: Landing surface: Steam
Heavy truck Passenger-front Child seat distance________
Front Grass/dirt/earth Chemical
Motorcycle Passenger-back Helmet Stab
Side Stone Radiation
ATV Pedestrian struck blade length_____
Rear Concrete/brick Inhalation
Bicycle by auto Ejected Self inflicted
Rollover Tile/wood Electrical
Pedestrian Bicyclist struck Extrication Impalement
T-bone Carpet voltage:_______
Watercraft by auto Death of
Water
Sporting _________ Unknown another occupant

Primary Survey and Preliminary Interventions Initial ED Vital Signs


Intubation RSI Time:____:_____
Jaw thrust
Patent/talking tube size________
Suction
Clear time:____:____ BP: ______/______
Foreign object
Partially obstructed ______cm @ _________
removal/laryngoscopy
Airway Completely obstructed
Oral airway
#attempts:______ Pulse: ____________/min
Breathing assisted Confirmed by:
Nasal airway
Intubated End tidal CO2 Resp.: ____________/min
Combitube/LMA/King
___________________ Aspirator
time: ____:____
CXR Temp.: ____0 C site______
Spontaneous Assisted:
Labored BVM SaO2: ____________%
Lung sounds: Ventilator
Agonal
L R Vent. Rate ________
No effort Blood Glucose _________ mg/dl
Present
Clear
Trachea: Est. weight: ___________ kg
Breathing Midline
Diminished Supplemental O2
Absent Mask
Deviated R L
Rales NC A Awake and alert
Rhonchi _______ l/m V Verbal stimuli elicits response
Chest wall symmetry:
Wheezes Painful stimuli elicits response
Symmetrical P
start __:__ stop __:__ Unresponsive to stimuli
Asymmetrical U
Skin: Pulse: IVs:
Warm Pink Central pulse present Time Site Size Warm blankets
Cool Pale Peripheral pulse present ____:____ __________ ______ Warming lights
Hot Flushed No pulse Direct pressure
Circulation Dry Ashen ____:____ __________ ______ bleeding control:
Moist Cyanotic Strong ____:____ __________ ______
Diaphoretic Thready site___________
Capillary refill _______ sec. Warm IV fluids
Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Pupils
Eye Opening Verbal Motor
6 Obeys L R
5 Oriented
4 Spontaneous 5 Localizes pain Brisk Brisk
Disability 3 To Verbal
4 Confused
4 Withdraws from pain Sluggish Sluggish
3 Inappropriate response
2 To Pain 3 Flexor posturing Non-reactive Non-reactive
2 Incomprehensible
1 None 2 Extensor posturing _______mm _______mm
1 None/Intubated
1 None/chemically paralyzed
MR#
Secondary Survey
Pain/tenderness
Head
Drainage from: ears nose mouth
Pain/tenderness
Neck
JVD
Pain/tenderness Dyspnea
Chest
Deformity Paradoxical expansion
Pain Tender Rigid Bowel sounds present
Abdomen Soft Guarded Distended Bowel sounds absent
Emesis/gastrocult: + -
Pain/tenderness Pelvis: stable unstable
Pelvis/Genital Blood at the meatus Rectal tone: present absent
Hemocult: + -
Pain/tenderness CMS intact x4
Extremities
Moves all extremities Extremities warm and pink
Pain/tenderness
Back
Deformity Surface Trauma
Ongoing Monitoring
Time : : : : : : : : : : :
BP / / / / / / / / / / /
Pulse
Resp.
SaO2 % % % % % % % % % % %
GCS
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Temp. C C C C C C C C C C C
EKG
ETCO2
Pain scale /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10 /10
Medications
Drug/Procedure Dose Route Start Time End Time Administered by Response
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
: : no change improved
Fluid In/Blood Products
Solution/Blood Product Time hung Size Blood unit # Time d/c’ed Amount infused
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
: ml : ml
MR#
Procedures
Procedure Time By Detail
Cast/splint :

Central line :

Chest tube R :

Chest tube L :

Defib/Cardiovert :

Intraosseous :

Needle thoracotomy :

OG/NG tube :

RSI :

Suture :

Surgical Airway :

Tourniquet :

Urinary Catheter :

:
Laboratory Radiology
Lab Time Ordered X-ray Time Ordered CT Time Ordered
BAC : CXR : Abdomen :
CBC : Pelvis : Chest :
Electrolytes : Skull : Head :
Glucose : Spine-Cervical : Neck :
hCG : Spine- Lumb/Sac : Pelvis :
Hgb : Spine- Thoracic : Spine :
PT/INR : : :
PTT : : :
pH : : Ultrasound Time Ordered
Tox. screen : : FAST exam :
Type and screen : : :
UA : : :
Patient Disposition
Admitted Transferred
Pt left ED : Ordered : Transfer via: Accompanying Pt:
Copy of chart
Report called : Arrived : Helicopter
EMS report
Admitting service: Pt left ED : ________________
X-rays/CTs
Admitting physician: Transferred to: Ground
Lab report
Referral hospital ________________
Expired in ED : notified : RN______________
Patient Information
SSN Address Apt. #

Telephone Number City State/Province Postal Code

Ethnicity Race Pay Source


Hispanic/Latino White American Indian/Alaskan Native Medicare
Non-Hispanic/Latino Black Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Uninsured
Unknown Asian Other Other _______________________
Unknown Unknown
MR#
Services Consulted
General Surgery Telephone In-person
Neurosurgery Telephone In-person
Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Telephone In-person
Orthopedic Surgery Telephone In-person
Other: __________________________ Telephone In-person
Notes

Signatures
Physician

[INSERT HOSPITAL NAME, ADDRESS, PHONE NUMBER]


Primary nurse

Recorder
version 2014.1

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