V97.32

Clinical Causes: Accidental contact with a rotating propeller during maintenance or operation. Collision with a boat or aircraft propeller due to improper handling or misjudgment. Failure to follow safety protocols near operational propellers. Mechanical failure leading to unexpected rotation or movement of the propeller.

Key Symptoms: Severe bleeding from the affected area. Deep cuts or penetrating wounds on limbs, torso, or head. Pain and swelling around the injury site. Loss of mobility or function in the affected area. Possible fractures or dislocations if the impact is forceful. Signs of shock, such as pale skin, rapid heartbeat, or faintness in severe cases.

Diagnosis Path: Physical examination to assess the extent of injuries and bleeding. Imaging studies such as X-rays to identify fractures or embedded foreign objects. Assessment of vital signs and overall stability. Evaluation of potential organ damage or other internal injuries in severe cases.

Treatment Protocols: Immediate control of bleeding using direct pressure, dressings, or tourniquets if necessary. Cleaning and debridement of wounds to prevent infection. Surgical intervention may be required for deep wounds, fractures, or embedded foreign objects. Administration of antibiotics to prevent infections. Pain management with appropriate medications. Rehabilitation and physical therapy to recover function and mobility after the initial treatment.