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 Definition It is either blunt or penetrating Blunt: by sudden compression or positive pressure inflicted to the chest wall Penetrating: When a foreign object penetrate the chest wall

1- most common blunt trauma is motor vehicle crashes 2- acceleration : Moving object hitting the chest 3- deceleration: sudden decrease in the speed 4- Compression

 Hypoxemia  Hypovolemia  Cardiac failure

 Physical examination  Chest X-ray.  CT-sacn  Complete Blood Count  Clotting studies  Blood grouping  ABGs

 Airway management  Fluid replacement  Draining intrapleural fluids and blood

 ASSESSMENT  DIAGNOSIS  PLANNING  INTERVENTION  EVALUATION