14 Upper and lower extremity orthopedic trauma • Open fractures 20 Orthopedic • 5-3 Closed fractures • 21 Trauma 5-4 Dislocations • 22 Sprains/strains • 24 Pelvic fractures • 32 Amputations/replantation • Fundamental foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, recognition and management 6 Wounds • - Avulsions 7 - Bite wounds 14 - Lacerations 20 5-2 - Puncture wounds 21 Soft Tissue - Incisions 22 Trauma • 23 - Electrical 24 - Chemical 25 - Thermal - Radiation 26 Chemicals in the eye and on the skin • 27 Crush syndrome • Fundamental depth, foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, recognition and 6 management of 7 Life threats • 14 Head, Facial, 5-4 Spine trauma • 21 Neck, and Penetrating neck trauma • 22 Spine trauma Laryngeotracheal injuries • 24 Spine trauma • 28 Simple simple breadth 29 Facial fractures • 29 Skull fractures • 32 Foreign bodies in the eyes • Dental trauma • 6 Fundamental depth, foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, and management of 7 Traumatic injury • 21 Nervous 5-4 Spinal cord injury • 22 System 24 Trauma 28 29 Fundamental foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, and management of trauma in the 6 Pregnant patient • 7 Special Pediatric patient • 11 Considerations Geriatric patient • 23 in Trauma Cognitively impaired patient • 24 48 49
14 20 21 22 24 32 5-3 5-4 Orthopedic Trauma • Upper and lower extremity orthopedic trauma • Open fractures • Closed fractures • Dislocations • Sprains/strains • Pelvic fractures • Amputations/replantation 6 7 14 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 5-2 Soft Tissue Trauma Fundamental foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, recognition and management • Wounds - Avulsions - Bite wounds - Lacerations - Puncture wounds - Incisions • - Electrical - Chemical - Thermal - Radiation • Chemicals in the eye and on the skin • Crush syndrome 6 7 14 21 22 24 28 29 29 32 5-4 Head, Facial, Neck, and Spine trauma Fundamental depth, foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, recognition and management of • Life threats • Spine trauma • Penetrating neck trauma • Laryngeotracheal injuries • Spine trauma Simple simple breadth • Facial fractures • Skull fractures • Foreign bodies in the eyes • Dental trauma 6 7 21 22 24 28 29 5-4 Nervous System Trauma Fundamental depth, foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, and management of • Traumatic injury • Spinal cord injury 6 7 11 23 24 48 49 Special Considerations in Trauma Fundamental foundational breadth Pathophysiology, assessment, and management of trauma in the • Pregnant patient • Pediatric patient • Geriatric patient • Cognitively impaired patient