Bone fractures typically occur after major injuries, such as traffic accidents or falls from heights
In addition to the pelvic fractures, you will often get damage to other organs in the area, eg bleeding in the stomach area, possibly. with blood in the urine
There is a high risk that the injured person develops a bleeding shock
The injured person must be treated with great caution, and should not be reversed and turned unnecessarily but leaned on his back. Emergency ambulance is always urgently required from the emergency center
Background
Bone fractures typically occur after major injuries, such as traffic accidents or falls from heights
If you suspect breakthrough fractures , treat the injured person with great caution. This is because there may be damage to internal organs with internal bleeding
Typical symptoms and signs
Pain, swelling and unable to walk
Often pee punishment. The urine may be blood-mixed
Possible internal bleeding and shock
What can I do
Secure the safe and safe hire of the injured person
Call the ambulance
First aid
Put the injured person down
Help the injured to lie down on the back with legs stretched or with slightly bent knees
Put something soft – a pillow or clothes – like support under your knees
Call 112 and call ambulance
Treat any shock
If necessary, the injured person is treated for shock
The patient must not have anything to eat or drink
Follow the injured person
Record regular vital functions such as the level of awareness, pulse and breathing until the help comes
