Skip to content

The Emergency Medicine Manual

Dunn RJ

  • Home
  • Contents
    • Format 1
    • Format 2
    • How to use the site
    • How to customise your content
    • How to renew your subscription
  • Other features
    • Quizzes
    • OSCE topics
    • ACEM procedure list
    • Calculators
    • Galleries
      • Anatomy
      • The Chest XRay
      • ECG gallery
      • Flowcharts
      • Orthopaedics
    • Links
    • Journal scans
      • Emergency Medicine Journals
      • General journals
    • Poll results
    • Audio
    • Videos
  • Take a tour
    • Home page
    • Search function
    • Index
    • Chapter contents
    • Customisable content
    • Quizzes
    • Video content
    • Audio content
    • Image galleries
    • Journal scan
    • Resource links
    • Calculators
    • User guide
    • Editorial panel
    • Summary
  • Help desk
  • My details
  • Log out
  • Buy now

Methods of haemorrhage control

09/01/2026 by Bob Dunn

A new page called Methods of haemorrhage control has been created from the contents of the Management of the major trauma patient page to improve the length of the page.

Categories Updates Tags Trauma
Management of the major trauma patient
CT in small bowel obstruction

Current visitors

LOADING...

Contributors
Associate Professor Robert Dunn

Previous contributors
Associate Professor Meredith Borland
Dr Deborah O'Brien
Dr Stuart Dilley
Dr Jennifer Brookes
Associate Professor Deborah Leach

Formula of the day

Modified Brooke - Parkland formula - 3 - 4 mL/kg/percent burn area. Half in first 8 hours, half in following 16 hours.

Medical wisdom

Do not order tests that will not influence patient management.

The version of the Manual I use the most is

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...

Contact us

Venom Publishing, 19A Seaview Road, Tennyson, SA 5022, Australia, venompublishing@bigpond.com, info@temm.com.au, www.venompublishing.com

© 2026 The Emergency Medicine Manual • Built with GeneratePress