06-02-2022

Question 1

Rule of Palms

Answer 1

Patient’s palm is about 1% of the entire body.

Question 2

Postering

Answer 2

Sign of a head injury.

Looks like a seizure or electrocution.

Question 3

Epistaxis

Answer 3

Nose bleed.

Question 4

Evisceration Treatment

Answer 4

Saline, wet sterile dressing, occlusive dressing.

Question 5

Torsion Fracture

Answer 5

Twisting type of spiral bone fracture.

Question 6

Hernia

Answer 6

Intestines push through a weak spot in muscle or tissue.

Danger: circulation problem - digestion won’t take place.

Question 7

Hemiparesis

Answer 7

Weakness to one side of the body.

Question 8

Myocardial Contusion

Answer 8

Hit to the chest that causes palpitations.

Question 9

Paradoxical Motion

Answer 9

Floating section of the chest.

Treat with a bulky dressing and tape across the wound.

Dangers: floating ribs could pop a lung.

Question 10

MOI

Answer 10

Forces put on a body in a trauma incident.

Question 11

Green Stick Fracture

Answer 11

Bones that never break through.

Question 12

Hepatic Tendon

Answer 12

Middle of the liver.

Question 13

Hepatic Tear

Answer 13

Liver torn by tendon.

Question 14

Coup Contra Coup

Answer 14

Brain bouncing back and forth in skull.

Question 15

Cerebral Spinal Fluid

Answer 15

Fills the subarachnoid space in the brain and in your spinal cord.

Question 16

Cerebral Edema

Answer 16

Fluid around the brain.

Question 17

Long Bone

Answer 17

Femur

Question 18

Short Bones

Answer 18

Radial Ulna

Question 19

Flat Bone

Answer 19

Rib

Question 20

Irregular Bone

Answer 20

Vertebrae

Question 21

Storing Teeth

Answer 21

Put them in milk.