CIRRUCULUM VITAE

Nama
Tempat dan Tanggal Lahir
Jenis Kelamin
Status Perkawinan
Agama
Alamat Rumah
Telp./Faks.
Alamat e-mail

Tahun
Lulus
1977
19811984
19841986
1986
2003
2010
2014

Jenjang

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DR. Dr. H. M. Rizal Chaidir, SpOT(K)., M.Kes(MMR)., MH.Kes

Bandung, 10 Juli 1950
Laki-laki
Menikah
Islam
Jl. Wira Angun Angun 44 Bandung
022-84469482
rizal_chaidir@yahoo.com

RIWAYAT PENDIDIKAN PERGURUAN TINGGI

Perguruan Tinggi

S1
Training Bedah Umum
Orthopaedi
Training Orthopaedi
Fellow Ilmu Bedah Tangan
dan Bedah Mikro
S2
S2
S3

Jurusan/Bidang Studi

FK UNPAD
FK UNPAD

Kedokteran
Ilmu Bedah

National Orthopaedic Hospital

Philippines
Chinese Hongkong University

Orthopaedi

Universitas Gajah Mada

Universitas Islam Bandung
Pasca Sarjana UNPAD

Magister Manajemen Rumah Sakit

Magister Hukum Kesehatan
Kedokteran

Bedah Tangan dan Bedah Mikro

PENGALAMAN JABATAN
Jabatan
Institusi
Asisten Luar Biasa Bagian Ilmu Faal FK UNPAD
UNPAD
Perwira wajib Militer ABRI,
TNI AU
Kepala Urusan Kesehatan Pangkalan Udara Singkawang II dan
TNI AU
Supadio, Kalimantan Barat
Staff Departemen/SMF Orthopaedi & Traumatologi
FK UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan
Sadikin
Sekretaris Bagian Bedah Orthopaedi RSUP Dr.Hasan Sadikin
FK UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan
Sadikin
Ketua Program Studi Orthopaedi & Traumatologi FK
FK UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan
UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan Sadikin
Sadikin
Ketua Komite Etik & Hukum RSUP Dr.Hasan Sadikin
RSUP Dr.Hasan Sadikin

Tahun ... s.d. ...

1972 1975
1977 1981
1978 1981
1988 Sekarang
1992 2002
2001 2005

2004 2006

Direktur Medik & Keperawatan RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin

Depkes

2006 2009

Direktur Utama RSUP Dr.Hasan Sadikin

Depkes

2009 2010

Kepala Divisi Hand and Microsurgery FK UNPAD / RSUP

Dr.Hasan Sadikin
Wakil Direktur Rumah Sakit Pendidikan UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan
Sadikin
Direkur Utama RSKB Melinda 2, Bandung

FK UNPAD/RSUP Dr.Hasan
Sadikin
UNPAD

2010 - 2015

RSKB Melinda 2

2015 - sekarang

2011 - 2013

FIRST AID PRINCIPLE IN

MUSCULOSKELETAL TRAUMA
M. Rizal Chaidir
Abdul Kadir Hadar

DEPARTMENT OF ORTHOPAEDIC DAN TRAUMATOLOGY

FACULTY OF MEDICINE PADJADJARAN UNIVERSITY
HASAN SADIKIN HOSPITAL BANDUNG
2015

CURRICULUM VITAE
Nama : Dr. dr. Mohammad Rizal Chaidir SpOT(K)., Mkes
(MMR)., MHKes., FICS

Tempat Tanggal Lahir

: Bandung, 10 Juli 1950

Pendidikan :
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2.
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Doktor, Program Pasca Sarjana S-3 FK-UNPAD : Lulus Tahun 2014.

Magister Hukum Kesehatan, Universitas Islam Bandung : Lulus Tahun 2010
Magister Manajemen Rumah Sakit, Universitas Gadjah Mada : Lulus Tahun 2004
Fellowship Ilmu Bedah Tangan / Ilmu Bedah Mikro Chinese Hongkong
University, Lulus Tahun 1986.
Residensi Training Orthopaedi pada National Orthopaedic Hospital, Filipina, 19841986
Residensi Training Bedah Umum pada Bagian Bedah FK-UNPAD/RSUP Dr. Hasan
Sadikin, 1981-1984.
Sekolah Perwira Wajib Militer (SEPAWAMIL ABRI) Surakarta, Lulus Tahun 1977
Kedokteran Umum, FK-UNPAD, Lulus Tahun 1977.

CURRICULUM VITAE
Riwayat Pekerjaan :
1.
2.
3.
4.

Direktur Utama RS Melinda 2 2014 sekarang

Wakil Direktur Rumah Sakit Pendidikan UNPAD RSHS : 2010-2013
Direktur Utama RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin, Bandung : Periode 2009 2010
Direktur Medik dan Keperawatan RSUP Dr. Hasan Sadikin, Bandung : Periode 2006 2009

Riwayat Organisasi :
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.

Ketua Dewan Etik Profesi PABOI 2012-2016

Ketua Majelis Kehormatan dan Etika Rumah Sakit (MAKERSI) Jawa Barat 2011 2013
Ketua Majelis Kehormatan dan Etik Kedokteran (MKEK) IDI cabang Bandung
Sekretaris Jenderal Asosiasi Rumah Sakit Vertikal Indonesia (ARVI) 2009 2010
Wakil Ketua Persatuan Rumah Sakit Indonesia (PERSI) Jawa Barat 2008 2010
Anggota MKEK Ikatatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) Wil Jawa Barat Jawa Barat . 2007 - 2010
Ketua MPPK Ikatatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) Wil Jawa Barat . 2004-2007.
Ketua Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) Wil. Jawa Barat . 2001-2004
Ketua Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI) Cabang Bandung 1998 - 2001

MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Also
known

Locomotor
system, gives human ability to
move using muscular and skeletal
systems.

Musculoskeletal system provides :

Form

Support
Stability
Movement

BONE
JOINTS
MUSCLE
TENDON
LIGAMENT

BONE
The skeletal system (Bone) serves many important
functions :
-

Shape and form for the body,

Support and protection,

Allows bodily movement,

Produces blood for the body,

Store Minerals

5 general classifications of bones : Long bones, short

bones, flat bones, irregular bones, and sesamoid
bones.

BONE
A fracture is a break in the continuity of a bone

Closed fracture

Open fracture

Sign and symtomps :

Deformity

Crepitus

Tenderness

False motion

Guarding

Exposed fragments

Swelling

Pain

Bruising

Locked joint

Across the room assessment

Initial Assessment - ABCs
History :

Chief Complaint
Mechanism of injury
Onset of symptoms

Focused Physical Assessment :

-

Look
Feel
Movement

BONE

X-Ray :
Principle (Rules of two) :
Two View,
Two joint,
Two limb,
Two injuries,
Two occasion

BONE
5P:
PAIN
PULSE
PALLOR
PARASTHESIA
PARALYSIS

Compartment syndrome

TRUE EMERGENCY
CONSULT ORTHOPAEDIC

Traumatic amputation
Put
amputated
in a seal bag
put ice in
outside bag

TRUE EMERGENCY
CONSULT ORTHOPAEDIC

OR

Put
amputated
in a moist
gauze
plastic bag
put ice in
outside bag

BONE
First Aid Care For Fracture
1. Remove any clothes that cover the injured area. Cut clothing at the seams to avoid
unnecessary movement of the injured area.
2. Cover any open wounds with sterile dressings to control bleeding and prevent
infection. Gently wipe away dirt and debris, and irrigate the exposed bone end
with normal saline or clean water.
3. Assess blood flow and nerve function.
4. If there is severe deformity or angulation, apply minimal tractiona firm, steady
pull to bring the limb into more normal alignmentexcept for crushing injuries;
immobilize joints above and below the fracture.
5. Check distal pulses and capillary refill and sensation after the splint is in place to
make sure circulation is still adequate.
6. Give analgetic, Antibiotic if there is wound, and ATS/TT
7. Consult to Orthopaedic surgeon

BONE
EARLY ASSESSMENT
Immobilization
For open fracture : Wound cleansing
Immobilization

BONE
SPLINTING INDICATIONS
Prevention of further injury

Decrease pain
Decrease swelling
Stabilize fracture or dislocation
Relieve impaired neurological
function or muscle spasms

Reduce blood and fluid loss

into tissues

Key Points Splinting

o Immobilize joint above and below injury
o Assess neurovascular status distal to injury
prior to splint application and again right after
splint application

o If angulation at fracture site without

neurovascular compromise, immobilize as
presented
o Minimize movement of extremity during
splinting
o Secure splint to provide support and
compression

o Reassess/monitor neurovascular status

every 5-10 minutes

JOINTS
Connect individual bones and may allow bones to move
against each other to cause movement.
There are two divisions of joints,

Diarthroses - extensive mobility between two or more

articular heads

False joints or synarthroses - immovable, that allow little

or no movement and are predominantly fibrous.

Synovial joints lubricated by a solution called synovial fluid

that is produced by the synovial membranes.

JOINTS
Dislocation - An injury in which the joint
comes apart and stays apart; the bone
ends are no longer in contact with each
other
Signs and symptoms include:

pain

feeling of pressure over the involved

joint

loss of motion in the joint

deformity

JOINTS
First Aid Care
1. Immobilize all dislocations in the position found. Splint above and
below the dislocated joint with an appropriate splint that will keep the
joint immobile.
2. Use the RICE method.
3. Treat for shock; keep the victim warm and quiet and in the position
most comfortable.
4. Give Analgetid
5. Consult to Orthopaedic surgeon

MUSCLE
There are three types of muscles :
Cardiac Heart
Skeletal Move body

Smooth Flow substance in hollow organ

Strain - An injury to a muscle that occurs when

the muscle is stretched beyond its normal
range of motion, causing the muscle to tear
Cramp - Uncontrolled spasm of a muscle
Contusion - A bruise to the tissue of a muscle

MUSCLE
Strain

First Aid (RICE)

Contusion

CONSULT TO
ORTHOPAEDIC
SURGEON

Rupture Muscle

Analgetic, Antibiotic (Wound)

TENDON
Is a tough, flexible band of fibrous connective
tissue that connects muscles to bones.
As muscles contract, tendons transmit the
forces to the relatively rigid bones, pulling on
them and causing movement.
Tendons can stretch substantially, allowing
them
to
function
as
springs
during
locomotion, thereby saving energy.

TENDON
Tendon injury
Tendon rupture

Give Analgetic

Wound cleansing Cover

wound (if any)
immobilization
Antibiotic, Analgetic
Consult to Orthopaedic
Surgeon

LIGAMENT
Is a small band of dense, white, fibrous elastic
tissue connects between bone.
Most ligaments limit dislocation, or prevent certain
movements that may cause breaks.
Since they are only elastic they increasingly
lengthen when under pressure.
When this occurs the ligament may be susceptible
to break resulting in an unstable joint.

LIGAMENT
SPRAINS
An injury in which ligaments are
stretched and partially or completely torn

Signs and symptoms include:

Pain
Swelling
Deformity
Discoloration of the skin
Inability to use the affected part
normally

LIGAMENT
First Aid (RICE)

Give Analgetic

Rupture Consult
to Orthopaedic
Surgeon

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