Pelvic fracture

●Critical

⚠️ Check: Is the area safe for you to approach?

Do not roll, twist, or bend the pelvis.

Call 112. Keep flat and still. Do not move hips. Watch for shock.

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DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT sit them up or move to a chair.

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DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT force legs together with a tight belt unless specifically trained — wrong technique can worsen bleeding.

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DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT give food or drink.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112. Say: "Major trauma. Suspected pelvic fracture. Person flat. Possible internal bleeding."

Suspected pelvic fracture after major trauma is always an emergency.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Pelvic fractures after high-energy trauma require emergency hospital care.

Know your limits: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do not bind the pelvis tightly unless trained — focus on stillness and calling for help.

This helper does not contact emergency services. You must call yourself.

When you are safe, you can read more about this emergency.

This content is in Draft and has not been professionally reviewed. Use alongside calling emergency services.

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