5. PRIMARY SURVEY
• A : Able to speak, No hoarseness , no c-spine tenderness, full
ROM
• B : Normal chest expansion , clear and equal breath sound
both lungs, Chest Compression Test negative
• C : BP 2035/100 mmHg, PR 83 bpm, no active external
bleeding. Tender at left groin area, no external wound, no
swelling, left leg shortening with slightly external rotation
• D : E4V5M6 , pupil 3 mm RTLBE
• E : As shown on diagram
6. = Tender
point
• Left leg shortening
• DP pulse 2+
• Cap. Refill < 2 sec
• Motor of ankle
dorsiflexion and
plantar flexion
= grade V
8. SECONDARY SURVEY
• A : Deny any food and drug allergy
• M :
• P :
• L : 08.00 3/1/18
• E : Falling
HT ไม่มาพบแพทย์ ไม่รับประทานยา 5+ yr
9. SECONDARY SURVEY
• Head and Maxillofacial:
• No external wound , no facial deformity, no ecchymosis
• C spine and Neck:
• no wound at neck , active moment and full ROM
• Chest
• Trachea in midline, tender at left middle chest, no abrasion
wound, no subcutaneous emphysema, chest compression
positive, clear and equal breath sound both lungs, normal
resonance on percussion
10. • Abdomen and Pelvis
• Soft, not tender abdomen, tender at left groin area
• Perineum and Rectum
• No ecchymosis
• Musculoskeletal
• Tender at left groin area, shortening of left extremity
• Neurologic
• GCS E4V5M6
• Pupil 3 mm RTLBE, full EOM, no facial palsy
• Motor : grade V except left lower extremity due to pain
11. PROBLEM LIST
• Closed Fracture of left neck of Femur.
• High blood pressure in untreated HT
patient
BP 179/99 after receive 1 dose of Amlodipine(5)
16. RADIOGRAPHIC REPORT CHECKLIST
• AP pelvis and lateral hip should be viewed
(pelvic fractures can mimic clinical features of hip fracture)
• Trace Shenton’s line
• Assess for symmetry, particularly prominent lesser
trochanter (may indicate external rotation)
• Bone trabeculae
• Sclerosis at fracture plane
22. POST OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT
• Post operation Complication
• Pain Control
• Wound care
• VTE Prevention
• PT
• Fall prevention
• Osteoporosis Management
23. REFERENCE
• 1. Rockwood C, Green D, Court-Brown C, Heckman J, McQueen M. Rockwood
and Green's fractures in adults. Philadelphia (Pa): Wolters Kluwer Health; 2015.
• 2. [Internet]. Aaos.org. 2018 [cited 9 January 2018]. Available from:
http://www.aaos.org/education/anmeet/participants/icl_symp_handout_info_g
uidelines.pdf
• 3. Online CME 03/2011 [Internet]. Hkma.org. 2018 [cited 9 January 2018].
Available from:
http://www.hkma.org/english/cme/onlinecme/cme201103main.htm
• 4. Gaillard F. Femoral neck fracture | Radiology Reference Article |
Radiopaedia.org [Internet]. Radiopaedia.org. 2018 [cited 9 January 2018].
Available from: https://radiopaedia.org/articles/femoral-neck-fracture
• 5. Team M. Anvil Test | MediSavvy [Internet]. MediSavvy. 2018 [cited 9 January
2018]. Available from: https://medisavvy.com/anvil-test/
• 6. Femoral Neck Fractures - Trauma - Orthobullets.com [Internet].
Orthobullets.com. 2018 [cited 9 January 2018]. Available from:
https://www.orthobullets.com/trauma/1037/femoral-neck-fractures
Editor's Notes
ลืม film femoral
iliopsoas and gravity will rotate the femur externally instead of rotating the hip internally
major contributor is medial femoral circumflex (lateral epiphyseal artery)
displacement of femoral neck fracture will disrupt the blood supply and cause an intracapsular hematoma (effect is controversial)
Patient supine, examiner flexes patient’s leg straight to 30°.
Examiner then applies gentle axis compression to the leg (compressing hip joint)
Examiner finally strikes the patient’s heel.
Interpretation
Hip pain is a positive sign of this test, indicating possible hip pathology. If local femoral, tibial, fibular or calcaneal pain is elicited, consider a diagnosis of fracture, or strain/sprain in the region corresponding to the pain.
The log roll is the single most specific test for hip pain. The examiner uses one hand and gently and repeatedly rolls the hip in external and internal rotation and looks for discomfort or hip pain. This test only moves the femoral head in relation to the acetabulum and the capsule, and is thus a sensitive test of the origin of hip pain.