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Study day on Trauma Final Under the Auspices of the Doctoral School in Letters, Arts and Humanities, The Faculty of Letters and Humanities of Sfax, Laboratory on Approaches to Discourse &

224 La présence ou l’absence des parents lors de l’événement traumatique est un facteur important à STRESS ET TRAUMA 2009 ;

Initiation and Guidelines -------------------------------------------------------------------- 10  Refusal of Medical Care ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 TRAUMA-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12  Primary Survey-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12  Secondary Survey --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12  Glasgow Coma Scale ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 SHOCK------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14  Hypovolemic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14  Cardiogenic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 14  Anaphylactic ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15  Septic -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15  Neurogenic ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 16 SPINAL INJURIES------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 17  Solu-Medrol Protocol (Blunt Spinal Chord Trauma) -------------------------------------------------------- 17  Clinical Clearing of the Cervical Spine ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 Dermatome Chart ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 HEAD INJURIES-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20  Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 FACIAL/EYE TRAUMA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22  Snellen Visual Acuity Chart---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24 CHEST TRAUMA------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25 ABDOMINAL TRAUMA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 27 EXTREMITY TRAUMA ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29  Open Fractures ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29  Shoulder Dislocations ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30  Thumb/Finger Dislocations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31  Knee Dislocations ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33  Ankle Fracture-Dislocations --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 COMPARTMENT SYNDROME ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 CRUSH INJURIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 BURNS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 35  Burn Nomogram ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 39 MEDICAL PROCEDURES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40 AIRWAY ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40  Jaw Thrust ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40  Chin Lift ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40  Naso-Pharyngeal Airway ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40  Oral-Pharyngeal Airway -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40  Endotracheal Intubation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41  Nasotracheal Intubation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41  Lighted Stylet Intubation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42  Tactile Intubation ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42  Cricothyroidotomy ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 43 4 BREATHING ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44  Oxygen Therapy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 44  Needle Thoracentesis----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 44  Thoracostomy (Chest Tube) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45 CIRCULATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46  Intravenous Insertion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 46  Saline Lock Insertion ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 47  Intraosseous Infusion ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48 DIAGNOSTICS AND PATIENT CARE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48  Naso-Gastric Tube Insertion -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48  Urethral Catheterization -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49  Suprapubic Needle Cystotomy ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 50  Wound Irrigation ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 50  Debridement ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51  Delayed Primary Closure ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 51  Escharotomy----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 51  Fasciotomy ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 53  Amputations ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53  MAST trousers -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 53 EXTENDED CARE AND TRANSPORT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 54 TRIAGE ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 OPERATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES ------------------------------------------------------ 57 DIVE EMERGENCIES -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 Non-Trauma Dive Injuries ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 Trauma Dive Injuries----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 57 OPEN CIRCUIT DIVING EMERGENCIES ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58  Pulmonary Over-Inflation Injuries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 58  Decompression Sickness ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 58 BAROTRAUMA --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Ear Squeeze ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Middle Ear Squeeze ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Sinus Squeeze -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Reverse Squeeze ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Dental Barotrauma --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59  Reverse Squeeze ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 59 CLOSED CIRCUIT DIVING EMERGENCIES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60  Oxygen Toxicity ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60  Hypercarbia ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 60  Hypoxia ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61  Chemical Injuries ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 61 Rapid Field Neurological Exam ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 62 Flying After Diving ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 63 SUBMERSION INJURY (NEAR-DROWNING ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 64 HIGH ALTITUDE ILLNESS -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 65  Acute Mountain Sickness ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 65  High Altitude Cerebral Edema ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 66  High Altitude Pulmonary Edema --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66  Use of Nifedipine in High Altitude Pulmonary Edema------------------------------------------------------ 66  UV Keratitis (Snow Blindness) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 67 5 

The retrospective analysis of functioning in the Department for traumatic stress disorders on the Psychiatry Clinic in Tuzla for the 1999-2003 period has been described in regard of number, gender, age and trauma related mental disorders of referred patients.

Trauma programme MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY LIST OF PARTICIPANTS UNIVERSITY OF SFAX Keynote speaker Prof.

STRESS ET TRAUMA 2009 ;

The role of the VETs seems established in the management of severe trauma and in cardiac surgery, both adult and paediatric.

Military Medicine, in The Prehospital Trauma Life Support Manual, Fifth Edition 21 Feb 2003 Draft 1 The Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care:

THORATIC AND NECK TRAUMA 154 39.

fractures (2h) - mécanismes lésionnels des membres (1h) - trauma des membres 1:

Mes personnages sont détaillés, et en particuliers, leurs points de trauma et d’endurcissement.

Christine BERRIN, psychologue 33 4 72 09 61 74 3, rue Paul Painlevé, 38540 Heyrieux ch.berrin@orange.fr Eric BINET, Psychologue clinicien 33 6 2013 6954 138 boulevard du Montparnasse, 75014 PARIS, France ebinet@wanadoo.fr Praticien EMDR Europe, Brainspotting, ICV, spécialisé en trauma complexes et troubles dissociatifs Faouzia BIYAHMADINE, Psychologue 33 6 1981 6649 30, rue de Trévise, 75009 PARIS, France Maison de Santé, 50 rue Mouraud, 75020 PARIS, France faouzia.biyahmadine@gmail.com www.psychologuedutravailparis.fr Adultes.

“Autopsy of a Childhood Trauma:

«En cas de trauma, nous savons désormais que les différentes strates du cerveau (cerveau reptilien, cerveau limbique et cortex cérébral) sont atteintes, explique une intervenante au colloque, le Dr Laurence Carluer, neurologue au CHU de Caen et membre de l'équipe Inserm de Caen.

epigenetic et trauma Citation:

Trauma by premature birth H.

7% due to trauma;

Uribe 2017 | CONGRESSES AND COURSES ProHealth Cranioplasty and Cranial Flap Fixation workshop March 18, 2017 Jakarta, Indonesia ProHealth CMF Trauma Workshop April 6, 2017 Jakarta, Indonesia ProHealth CMF Trauma Workshop April 25 – 26, 2017 Yogyakarta, Indonesia 2017 | CONGRESSES AND COURSES ProHealth CMF Workshop &

Quand Freud avait statut que l’on pourrait dire officiel… Dès lors, le trauma proposé son schéma, le neurone n’avait pas encore été déa été peu à peu reconnu partout dans le monde et admis dans la classification internationale des maladies (CIM-10) couvert et, d’une certaine façon, il a anticipé l’architecture de l’Organisation mondiale de la santé (OMS).

trauma .(ORIENT.) hardening . ... ..Trauma . ... trauma .

TDI 1 Lignes directrices pour le traitement du trouble dissociatif de l’identité chez les adultes (2011) – Société Internationale pour l’Etude du Trauma et de la Dissociation (SIETD, en anglais ISSTD) La Société internationale pour l’étude du trauma et de la dissociation (SIETD, en anglais ISSTD) est très reconnaissant à Serge Goffinet et Manoëlle Hopchet pour leur travail dans la production de cette excellente traduction de l'original publié en anglais dans le Journal of Trauma &

TDI 1 Lignes directrices pour le traitement du trouble dissociatif de l’identité chez les adultes (2011) – Société Internationale pour l’Etude du Trauma et de la Dissociation (SIETD, en anglais ISSTD) La Société internationale pour l’étude du trauma et de la dissociation (SIETD, en anglais ISSTD) est très reconnaissant à Serge Goffinet et Manoëlle Hopchet pour leur travail dans la production de cette excellente traduction de l'original publié en anglais dans le Journal of Trauma &

The sprain is a capsu- lo-ligamentary lesion caused by too much tension or repeated micro-trauma.

His parents deny any fever, nausea, vomiting, or known trauma.

55 Trauma crânien léger ....... 55 Trauma crânien grave ......