【2017年整理】coma昏迷.pptVIP

MANAGEMENT AND EVALUATION OF THE COMATOSE PATIENT;OBJECTIVES;The Comatose PatientPrimary Objectives;The Comatose PatientSecondary Objectives;The Comatose PatientNeurophysiology;The Comatose PatientClassifications;Supratentorial Mass Lesions;Supratentorial Mass Lesions Subdural Hematoma;Supratentorial Mass Lesions Acute epidural hematoma and midline shift;Severe head trauma with basilar skull fracture, right temporal hematoma, cerebral edema, hydrocephalus, and pneumocephalus;Supratentorial Mass Lesions Cerebral Abscess;Supratentorial Mass LesionsPathophysiology;Herniation Syndromes;Herniation syndromes;Normal Anatomy;Transtentorial Herniation;Normal Brain;Transtentorial herniation and brainstem infarction in a patient with melanoma;Supratentorial Mass LesionsDifferential Characteristics;Rostral Caudal Progression;Rostral Caudal Progression;Rostral Caudal Progression;Infratentorial Lesions;Infratentorial LesionsCauses of Coma;Infratentorial Mass LesionsDifferential Characteristics;Metabolic ComaEtiologies;Metabolic ComaDifferentiating Features;Approach to the Comatose PatientPriorities;Approach to the Comatose PatientInitial Treatment;Management of the Comatose Patient Airway;Management of the Comatose Patient Airway;Management of the Comatose Patient Breathing;Management of the Comatose PatientCirculation;Management of the Comatose PatientCirculation;Management of the Comatose PatientDisability - Neurologic;Glasgow Coma Scale;Glasgow Coma Scale;Management and Evaluation of the Comatose PatientPracticalities;Management of the Comatose PatientSecondary Survey;Neurologic ExaminationSecondary Survey;Neurologic ExamOculovestibular Testing;Management and Evaluation of the Comatose Patient;Does the patient have a rapidly progressive intracranial lesion?;Does the patient have a rapidly progressive intracranial lesion?;Management and Evaluation of the Comatose PatientAdditional Points