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Chapter 15 - Trauma - Part 3 Flashcards

1
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What do all kneed dislocations need?

A

angiogram unless pulses absent, then or

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2
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What is the best indicator of renal trauma?

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hematuria

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3
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Where can left renal vein be ligated?

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near IVC, has collaterals from adreanal and gonadal veins

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4
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Anterior to posterior, what are the renal hilum structures?

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vein, artery, pelvis

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5
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What are indications for renal trauma requiring OR?

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acute hemorrhage with instability, major collecting system disruption, unresolving urine extravasation, severe hematuria

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6
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What can be used after renal trauma operative case to look for leak?

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methylene blue

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7
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When at exploration for another blunt or penetrating injury a renal hematoma is noted, what do you do?

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blunt- leave unless CT/IVP shows no function or significant urine extravasation. For penetrating, open unless preop CT/IVP shows good function without urine extravasation

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8
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What is best indicator of bladder trauma?

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hematuria

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9
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> 95% of bladder injuries are associated with what?

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pelvic fx

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10
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Extraperitoneal bladder rupture shows what on cystogram and is treated how?

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starbursts on cystogram, foley for 7-14 days

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11
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Intraperitoneal bladder rupures shows what on cystogram and is treated how?

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cystogram shows leak, OR to repair defect followed by folley. More common in kids

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12
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What are best tests for ureteral trauma?

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IVP and retrograde urethrogram

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13
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If a large segment of urethra is missing (>2cm) and you cant reanastamose, what do you do?

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upper and middle 1/3’s- temporize with percutaneous nephrostomy if unstable. If stable- ileal inerposition or transuretouretostomy
-lower 1/3 reimplant to bladder

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14
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If there is a small ureteral segment missing (<2cm) what do you do?

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mobilize and perform primary repair over stent in mid or upper 1/3, lower 1/3 reimplant.

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15
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What is best sign of urethral injury?

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blood at meatus or hematuria, free floating prostate, usually associated with pelvic fx

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16
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what is best test for urethral trauma?

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urethrogram

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17
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What portion of urethra is at risk for transection?

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membranous

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18
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What do you do with significant tears of urethra?

A

suprapubic cystostomy and repair after 2-3 months

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19
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small partial tears or urethra get treated how?

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bridging urethral catheter across area and repair in 2-3 months

20
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How do you get a broken dick?

A

vigorous banging (per J. Meyers doggie style and reverse cowgirl most problematic) repair tunica and buck’s fascia

21
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What do you do with ball trauma?

A

u/s to see if tunica albuginea is violated, then repair

22
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With kids, what is not a good indicator of blood loss?

A

BP - last to go

23
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What are best indicators of shock in kids?

A

RR, mental stauts, clinical exam

24
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What are kids at an increased risk of in trauma?

A

hypothermia- increased BSA compared to wt, and head injury

25
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Trauma during precnancy, what do you do

A

Save the baby mama first

26
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how much blood volume loss can preggers have without signs?

A

1/3

27
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Fundul height of umbilicus is how many weeks?

A

20cm=20 weeks

28
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When is baby mature enough for delivery?

A

Lecithin:sphingomyelin ratio >2:1, +phosphatidylcholine

29
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Placental abruption of what percentage is almost 100% fetal mortality?

A

50%

30
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What percentage of traumatic placental abruptions result in fetal demise?

A

> 50%

31
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What are signs of placental abruption?

A

uterine tenderness, contractions, fetal HR <120

32
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What is the test for fetal blood in the maternal circulation, a test for placental abruption?

A

Kleihauer-Betke test

33
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Where are uterine ruptures most likely to occur?

A

posterior fundus

34
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What are the indications for c-section during ex-lap for trauma?

A
  • persistent maternal shock
  • > 34 weeks
  • pregnancy threat to mom- hemorrhage, DIC
  • mechanical limitation to life-threatening vessel injury
  • direct uterine trauma
35
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Pelvic hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; leave

36
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Paraduodenal hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; open

37
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portal triad hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; open

38
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retrohepatic hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

leave; leave

39
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midline supramesocolic hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; open

40
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midline infra mesocolic hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; open

41
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pericolonic hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; open

42
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perirenal hematoma managed how in penetrating, blunt trauma?

A

open; leave

43
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What is zone 1 or the peritoneum?

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central retroperitoneum- pancreaticoduodenal or major abdominal vascular injuries

44
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What is zone 2 of the peritoneum?

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flank; perinephric. GU tract or colon injuries

45
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What is zone 3 of the peritoneum?

A

pelvis- pelvic fractures

46
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What injury areas always require drains?

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panceatic
liver
biliary
urinary
duodenal
47
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What do snake bites cause, and what do you do?

A

shock, bradycardia, arrythmias, neur sx

-stabilize, anti-venin, tetanus

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