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Non-Accidental Trauma

Recommendations
  1. SW Consult for all
  2. State specifically that you are concerned for NAT in the chart
  3. Report when appropriate to the correct county
  4. Get CMP to look at LFTs to detect unexpected abdominal injury. Include Ca and Phosphate in those with fracture.
  5. Consider inpatient MRI instead of CT in young normal acting infants to rule out shearing injury. 
  6. If the patient may have acute hemorrhage or any abnormal CNS signs then get the CT scan, MRI may be used as an adjunct later if needed
  7. Consider coagulation panel and platelet function tests
Admission Algorithm
Bleeding Test Policy in Abuse Cases
Testing for Abuse in Sentinel Injuries
Screening Burns
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  • RESIDENCY
    • About CMC
    • A Note from our PD
    • Curriculum
    • Benefits
    • Explore Charlotte
    • Official Site
    • Our Research
    • Contact Us
  • FELLOWSHIPS
    • HALM Fellowship
    • Disaster & Operational Medicine
    • EMS
    • Global EM
    • Pediatric EM
    • Toxicology >
      • Tox Faculty
      • Tox Application
    • Ultrasound
  • STUDENTS/APPLICANTS
    • Medical Students at CMC
    • What to look for in a residency
    • Prospective Applicants
    • EM Acting Internship
    • Healthcare Disparities Externship
    • Resident Mentorship
  • PEOPLE
    • CMC Hype Video 2023
    • Program Leadership
    • Current Chiefs
    • PGY-3
    • PGY-2
    • PGY-1
    • Recent Grads >
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  • Resident Life
    • WF Carpenter Library
    • Current Chiefs
    • Incentive Shifts & Moonlighting >
      • ED Incentive Shifts
      • STICU Moonlighting
      • MICU Moonlighting
    • Schedules >
      • Block Schedule
      • ED Shift Schedule
      • Conference and Resident Lectures
      • Journal Club
      • CQR
      • Simulation
    • Reporting
    • Resources >
      • #FOAMed & Blogs
      • Fox Reference Library
      • FlashPoint
      • Airway Lecture
      • Student Resources
      • PGY - 1
      • PGY - 2
      • PGY - 3
      • Simulation Reading
      • Game to End All Games
      • Resident Wellness
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      • Resume Builder
    • Individualized Interactive Instruction
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