Canadian Trauma Trials Collaborative. Occult Pneumothorax in Critical Care (OPTICC): Standardized Data Collection Sheet

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Canadian Trauma Trials Collaborative STUDY CENTRE: Institution: City / Province: / Occult Pneumothorax in Critical Care (OPTICC): Standardized Sheet PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS: First Name: Health record number Last Initial: Gender: male female Date of Birth (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Date and time of study enrolment (yyyy/mm/dd) / / (hh:mm) : Randomized to: chest tube (NB: If bilateral occult pneumothoraces, was right or left side randomized? ) observation Randomization Envelope # KEY DATES AND TIMES (yyyy/mm/dd hh:mm): Date (yyyy/mm/dd) Time (hh:mm) Comments Injury event Arrival in the trauma ED Hospital admission ICU admission OPTX diagnosis (i.e., date/time when chest CT was done) Mechanical ventilation first initiated Insertion of first chest tube to treat OPTX ICU discharge Hospital discharge 1

PRE-EXISTING MEDICAL CONDITIONS: Smoker? (select one) never current smoker ex-smoker _t documented Cardiac Respiratory Renal Hepatic Neurological Endocrine Other Other Other No Yes Specific condition(s) Comments INJURY INFORMATION: Mechanism of Injury Nature of Injury(ies): Glasgow Coma Scale: Best eye response (1-4) Best verbal response (1-5) Best motor response (1-6) Total ETT and/or chemically sedated/paralyzed when assessed? (yes/no) Pre-hospital On Arrival to the Trauma Emergency Department ICU Admission (or Hospital/Trauma Unit Admission) 2

Anatomic injury scores / ISS Component head and neck (1-6) face (1-6) chest (1-6) abdomen, pelvic contents (1-6) abdomen, pelvic girdle (1-6) external (1-6) ISS Score CHEST RADIOGRAPH: ON ARRIVAL TO THE ED (OR ICU/HOSPITAL ADMISSION) Pneumothorax Pulmonary contusion Subcutaneous emphysema Hemothorax Right Hemithorax Left Hemithorax No Yes Comments No Yes Comments Rib fractures (# fractured ribs?) (# fractured ribs?) Flail chest CHEST CT: ON ARRIVAL TO THE ED (OR ICU/HOSPITAL ADMISSION) Pneumothorax Pulmonary contusion Subcutaneous emphysema Hemothorax Right Hemithorax Left Hemithorax # of CT cuts # of CT cuts No Yes Comments No Yes Comments if yes : widest dimension in mm: if yes : widest dimension in mm: Rib fractures (# fractured ribs?) (# fractured ribs?) Flail chest 3

RESPIRATORY DATA: Reason for intubation: n/a - not intubated (check all that apply) decreased LOC/GCS respiratory distress / thoracic trauma for safe patient transfer (i.e., to protect airway en route to CT, etc.) pre-op for OR other (please specify): Date last intra-pleural drain removed (on side with randomized OPTX): (yyyy/mm/dd) / / t applicable (no intra-pleural drains placed) Total ventilator days (enter 0 and go to next page if intubated only for an operative procedure and extubated immediately following) Date of first extubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Re-intubated? (go to next page) yes date of reintubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / date of 2 nd extubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Re-intubated? (go to next page) yes date of reintubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / date of 3 rd extubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Re-intubated? (go to next page) yes date of reintubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / date of 4 th extubation (yyyy/mm/dd) / / 4

DAILY PHYSIOLOGIC AND LABORATORY DATA: FIRST 7 DAYS IN ICU/HOSPITAL Mean arterial pressure (MAP) - minimum Mean arterial pressure (MAP) - maximum Heart rate - minimum Heart rate - maximum Ventilated at any point during the day? (yes/no) If ventilated: PaO 2 / FiO 2 ratio - minimum If ventilated: PaO 2 / FiO 2 ratio - maximum If ventilated: mean airway pressure - minimum If ventilated: mean airway pressure - maximum If ventilated: PEEP - minimum If ventilated: PEEP - maximum If not ventilated: maximum supplemental O 2 (please indicate litres/min or % / FiO 2 ) Intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) - minimum Intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) - maximum Intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) at any point? (yes / no / unknown) a Abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) at any point? (yes /no / unknown) b Minimum and maximum WBC - units of measurement: ICU / Inpatient Day Day 1* Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7 Minimum and maximum lactate - units of measurement: Arterial blood gas results** ph PCO 2 PaO 2 base excess HCO 3 O 2 sat (measured) FiO 2 (enter 0.21 if on room air) * Day 1 = time of admission to 23:59 of the same day a IAH = 3+ consecutive (4-6 hours apart) standardized IAP readings 12 mmhg, or 2+ consecutive (1-6 hours apart) standardized abdominal perfusion pressures 60 mmhg b ACS = 3+ consecutive (1-6 hours apart) standardized IAP readings 20 mmhg and single or multiple organ system failure that was not previously present ** If more than one ABG done on a given day, enter two: the one with the lowest PaO 2 and the one with the highest PCO 2 5

WEEKLY PHYSIOLOGIC AND LABORATORY DATA: DAY 8 OF ADMISSION TO HOSPITAL DISCHARGE OR THE END OF WEEK 6 Mean arterial pressure (MAP) - minimum Mean arterial pressure (MAP) - maximum Heart rate - minimum Heart rate - maximum Ventilated at any point during the week? (yes/no) If ventilated: PaO 2 / FiO 2 ratio - minimum If ventilated: PaO 2 / FiO 2 ratio - maximum If ventilated: mean airway pressure - minimum If ventilated: mean airway pressure - maximum If ventilated: PEEP - minimum If ventilated: PEEP - maximum If not ventilated: maximum supplemental O 2 (please indicate litres/min or % / FiO 2 ) Intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) - minimum Intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) - maximum Intra-abdominal hypertension (IAH) at any point? (yes / no / unknown) a Abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) at any point? (yes /no / unknown) b Minimum and maximum WBC - units of measurement: ICU / Inpatient Week Week 2 Week 3 Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Minimum and maximum lactate - units of measurement: Arterial blood gas results** ph PCO 2 PaO 2 base excess HCO 3 O 2 sat (measured) FiO 2 (enter 0.21 if on room air) a IAH = 3+ consecutive (4-6 hours apart) standardized IAP readings 12 mmhg, or 2+ consecutive (1-6 hours apart) standardized abdominal perfusion pressures 60 mmhg b ACS = 3+ consecutive (1-6 hours apart) standardized IAP readings 20 mmhg and single or multiple organ system failure that was not previously present ** If more than one ABG done during the week, enter two: the one with the lowest PaO 2 and the one with the highest PCO 2 6

INDICATORS OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS / ADVERSE EVENTS -- TO HOSPITAL DISCHARGE OR THE END OF WEEK 6 NB: Please photocopy this sheet if more space is needed For each of the following, please indicate the date and time of onset of any events. Please document all events, including (if applicable) multiple events per day. Any new pneumothorax (please indicate right, left or bilateral and size) Any worsening pneumothorax (please indicate right, left or bilateral and size) Any new pleural effusion (please indicate right, left or bilateral and size) Any worsening pleural effusion (please indicate right, left or bilateral and size) PaO 2 / FiO 2 < 300 Event Date and Time (yyyy/mm/dd and hh:mm) Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Unplanned and non-procedural acute increase in FiO 2 of 0.2 or more Pharmacologic paralysis to improve ventilation Urgent hand-bagging for acute distress Prone ventilation Urgent placement of a chest drain (please indicate right, left or bilateral) Non-urgent placement of a chest drain (please indicate right, left or bilateral) Insertion of a tracheostomy Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) Hemothorax (please indicate right, left or bilateral) Culture-proven ventilator associated pneumonia (VAP) (please specify organism isolated) 7

INDICATORS OF RESPIRATORY DISTRESS / ADVERSE EVENTS (CONTINUED) -- TO HOSPITAL DISCHARGE OR THE END OF WEEK 6 NB: Please photocopy this sheet if more space is needed For each of the following, please indicate the date and time of onset of any events. Please document all events, including (if applicable) multiple events per day. Culture-proven empyema (please specify organism isolated) Event Date and Time (yyyy/mm/dd and hh:mm) Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 Other documented adverse respiratory event (please specify type of event) e.g., episodes of SOB, stridor, self-reported respiratory distress, etc. Cardiac shock or use of vasopressors Creatinine > 140 units or initiation of CRRT Other documented organ dysfunction (please specify) CHEST TUBE COMPLICATIONS: FOR THE TUBE USED TO TREAT THE RANDOMIZED OPTX (DOCUMENT COMPLICATIONS FOR OTHER TUBES ABOVE) For each of the following, please indicate the date and time of any complications. Please document all events, including (if applicable) multiple events per day. Malposition of chest tube noted on x-ray/ct Non-functioning chest tube Inadvertent removal of chest tube Replacement of chest tube Bleeding Infection Other Complication Date and Time (yyyy/mm/dd and hh:mm) Event 1 Event 2 Event 3 Event 4 Event 5 8

TRANSFUSION REQUIREMENTS DURING ICU STAY (OR TRAUMA UNIT STAY IF NEVER ADMITTED TO ICU) Were any PRBCs (or whole blood products) infused during the ICU stay?: If yes, please indicate total amounts infused: units PRBCs units whole blood yes FOLLOW-UP IMAGING DURING ICU STAY (OR TRAUMA UNIT STAY IF NEVER ADMITTED TO ICU) Total number of follow-up chest radiographs (not including initial radiograph): Total number of follow-up chest CTs (not including initial CT): DISPOSITION ICU discharge: Hospital discharge: alive deceased (please indicate date (yyyy/mm/dd): / / ) alive deceased (please indicate date (yyyy/mm/dd): / / ) If deceased, cause of death: ANY ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: 9

POST-DISCHARGE (30-60 DAYS) FOLLOW-UP Contacted by: principal investigator other site investigator (please specify: ) Date of follow-up (yyyy/mm/dd) / / Respondent patient proxy (please specify: ) Patient location: home other (please specify: ) Supplemental O 2 : yes (please specify: ) If yes : Was patient on O 2 before his/her injury? yes (please specify: ) Respiratory Symptoms/Care Do you (or Does the patient ) have any breathlessness or breathing difficulties when at rest? yes mild Is this new since the time of injury? moderate yes severe Do you (or Does the patient ) have any breathlessness or breathing difficulties on exertion? yes mild Is this new since the time of injury? moderate yes severe 10

Are you (or Is the patient ) able to work and exercise like you did before your injury without having any breathing difficulties? yes n/a had breathing difficulties with work/exercise before the injury n/a not currently working/exercising Since discharge, have you (or has the patient ) required any medical care for breathing-related complaints? yes please specify: Other comments: 11