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EMT Trauma-223 Flashcards

1
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Compensated shock SS

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HR-Mild Tachy, LOC, Lethargic, confused, combative, Skin- cool, delayed cap refill, BP normal to elevated.

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2
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What is true of epistaxis?

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Worst anterior because of compromise to the airway

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3
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Dermatomes at umbilicus

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T-10

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4
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Dermatomes at xiphoid

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T-6

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5
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Dermatomes at nipple line

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T-4

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6
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Definitive of a fracture

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mid-shaft angulation

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7
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What part of the eye is a affected by chemical exposure

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Conjunctiva

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8
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Vertigo is caused by a rupture of what part of the ear drum

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The semi-circle canals

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9
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If 1000 Ml of blood is lost what vital sign could you expect

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A decreased BP

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10
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The Liver is

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a solid organ

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11
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Fact about drowning?

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Fresh water drownings flushes surfactant and causes shunting

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12
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What is the least bad type of radiation exposure to external?

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Alpha

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13
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Classification of rib bones?

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Flat

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14
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Calcanean tendon allows for?

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plantar Flexion

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15
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Ripping and tearing after a fall from a ladder might be?

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A AAA, check for different pulse pressures

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16
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If a patient has an internal dfib where are the pads placed?

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Use your pads and don’t place them over the defib.

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17
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What is a very ominous sign?

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Rigid abdomen

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18
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Cause of a lower airway?

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Hot steam

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19
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A patient with bad facial trauma would lead you to be concerned of?

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Airway management

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20
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What injury could you expect if someone got hit on the left side?

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Kehr’s sign, Spleen injury

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21
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Black charred skin

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Full thickness

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22
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Knee is dislocated with no pulses

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Try setting it once to get pulses back

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23
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In late decompensated shock you will see LOC because?

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Not a high enough BP to allow for brain perfusion

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24
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What nerve is responsible for swallowing?

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Hypoglossal XII

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25
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How to transport a pregnant patient on C-spine

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Tilt the board to the left side

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26
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What injury could a FF have after being in a fire without their SCBA

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Glottic injury

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27
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Why would a rapid trauma assessment be stopped?

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Life threat found, sucking chest wound

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28
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How much fluid can the pericardial hold

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60-100 ML

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29
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Zone of coagulation is located where?

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The area with the greatest damage

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30
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What sign to be looking for with an abdomen injury?

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Firmness

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31
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Carbon monoxide binds to hemoglobin

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250 times

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32
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If JVD goes away upon inspiration what should be suspected

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Pulsus paradoxus

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33
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Best drug for compensated shock

A

o2

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34
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What is the middle shaft fracture called?

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Diaphysis

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35
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What is the tip of the shaft fracture called/

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Epiphysis

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36
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What is one joint that should not be manipulated

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Elbow

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37
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What should be taken into consideration with burn patients

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Peds have a greater surface area to weight ratio

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38
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What is the law of kinetic energy?

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1/2 the mass X velocity squared

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39
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Percentage of inspired air is oxygen?

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21%

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40
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Severe allergic reaction caused by histamine release, exposure to antigen?

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Anaphylactic

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41
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What happens at the cellular level during the 3rd stage of shock?

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Disseminated intravascular coagulation

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42
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Jacksons thermal wound theory?

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zone of burn injury patterns (bullseye pattern)

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43
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Most common injury to spinal cord?

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C5-C7

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44
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True of peritonitis?

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Localized via somatic nerve fibers

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45
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Burns associated with potassium

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Hypovolemia

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46
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When would you not remove a helmet?

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When the bad out weighs the good

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47
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If a patient has a bleed from the left AC what should you do?

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Look for any other life threats

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48
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Where should an anterior needle D be performed

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Mid clavicular 2nd intracoastal space above the 3rd rib

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49
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What is the top of the skin called?

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epidermis

50
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What is the purpose of the dermis and epidermis?

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Organ pertection

51
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What is a closed soft tissue collection of pooling blood outside the vessel?

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Hematoma

52
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What is a breakage of veins and capaliiaries called

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contusion

53
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What are factors of radiation exposures?

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Time, Distance, shielding (not humidity)

54
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Hydrochloric acid

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important if they have a respiratory complaint

55
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Important to understand about A and P for electrical burns?

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The current travels with blood vessels and nerves.

56
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This medication could have a negative impact on bleeding?

A

Coumadin

57
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Liver damage from rapid deceleration

A

Ligamentum teres laceration

58
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Management for right radial laceration

A

Direct pressure

59
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Lac to soft tissue to the eye may result in from this type of injury?

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Laceration to the cornea

60
Q

What part of the body doesn’t respond well to chemicals?

A

eyes

61
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Cigarette lighter burn description

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Red and painful with no blistering

62
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Where to check pulses on a adult trauma patient

A

Carotid

63
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Blood anterior chamber of front of iris?

A

hyphema

64
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can’t cool down

A

heat stroke

65
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partial thickness burn presents with?

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Blistering

66
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Why use a short board for MVC

A

Because it immobilizes the c and thoracic spine

67
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When to post burn patients need nutrients

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hypermetabolic phase

68
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Law of inertia

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There are three collisions in every MVC

69
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Life threat during explosion

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Damage to lungs

70
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Impulses from the skin to CNS

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Afferent

71
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Impulses from brain to muscle

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Efferent

72
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What vessels can’t constrict if lacerated

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Capillaries

73
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After a clavicle fracture what vessel can be injured

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Subclavian

74
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Where can arteries, veins, and nerves be found?

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Under the ribs

75
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What is not an acceptable term to describe a burn

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Mild

76
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Why is there a high BP in a dissecting aortic

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Sympathetic nerve fibers stretching aorta

77
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Why a low BP in a tension Pnuemo

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Increased intrathoracic pressure decreases blood return

78
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What social que might you take notice of if they look uncomfortable

A

A Female flexes her abdomen when you lift her shirt

79
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Tension Pnuemo creates what type of shock

A

Obstructive

80
Q

If a patient is severely injured and hypotensive what could be used

A

PASG

81
Q

Organ located in the retroperitoneal space

A

Kidney

82
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Hanging can be described as this type of injury

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Distracting

83
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Hydrochloric acid exposure may cause what?

A

Systemic damage even if external signs are mild

84
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What can be true for facial traumas?

A

They can bleed a lot but are rarely a life threat

85
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If bleeding can’t be controlled by direct pressure what will be the next step?

A

Tourniquet

86
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How to open a trauma patient airway

A

Jaw thrust

87
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Why would fluid replacement be important during a hemorrhagic shock

A

to keep the pre-load

88
Q

Chemical exposure into respiratory tract management

A

ventilate and get ready to intubate

89
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How to handle amputated body parts

A

Wrap the bart in gauze that is moistened with gauze with NS or LR, then place the parts in a bag and on ice.

90
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Stage 1 of shock

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vasoconstriction up to 15% blood loss

91
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Stage 2 of shock

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Capillary and venule opening, 15-25% blood loss

92
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Stage 3 of shock

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Disseminated intravascular coagulation, 25-35% blood loss

93
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Stage 4 of shock

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Multiple organ failure, 35-45% blood loss

94
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Becks triad

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JVD, muffled heart tones, narrowing BP

95
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Management of abdominal bleed

A

attempt to stabilize and rapidly transport for surgical interventions

96
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When the pressure goes up, the volume goes down. trapped gases expand when the pressure decreases to cause barotrauma.

A

Boyle’s Law

97
Q

Who is more susceptible to an inhalation injury

A

Peds

98
Q

The pressure exerted by each gas in a mixture of gases is the same pressure that the gas would exert if it alone occupied the same volume.

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Dalton’s Law

99
Q

Most common organ in penetrating trauma

A

Liver (Ligamentum teres)

100
Q

A term related to blood in the eye

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Hyphema

101
Q

This type of disability will make it more likely to be bedridden

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Quadriplegic

102
Q

When given fluid replacement to an older person

A

be careful not to overload them

103
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This drug can reduce ICP and also increase CPP

A

Mannitol

104
Q

As the body compensates for shock, peripheral vasoconstriction happens leading to what

A

A switch from aerobic metabolism to anaerobic

105
Q

When responding to a call that involves severe energy injury what should be taken into account?

A

Scene safety

106
Q

If you have a patient that is pinned and requires extensive extrication what should you do?

A

Perform supportive care and call for an Engine Co. for further extrication

107
Q

You respond to a patient that is in respiratory distress, cyanosis, subQ emphysema what should be performed

A

Bilateral needle D

108
Q

What is a definitive sign of spinal injury?

A

Paralysis

109
Q

Your patient is complaining of redness on her wound following her injury that occurred yesterday, what would this tell you.

A

This is normal inflammation

110
Q

Considered a very important ALS skill

A

Needle D

111
Q

Burns that are associated with hyper K

A

Hypovolemia

112
Q

Caused by inflammation of the labyrinth in the inner ear or damage from a blast injury

A

Vertigo

113
Q

Post arrest care

A

1-2L, temp of 34 C

114
Q

During any trauma if a patient takes this it increases the severity

A

Blood thinners

115
Q

Parkland formula

A

4cc X BSA over 8 hours

116
Q

These cells are more susceptible to radiation exposure

A

Reproductive

117
Q

Primary blast can effect

A

hollow organs

118
Q

If you respond to a football game for a down player what should you consider

A

Consult with trainer as they have a better understanding with the equipment

119
Q

This condition the patient will have high potassium

A

Rhabdo

120
Q

treatment for cyanide poisoning

A

Sodium thiosulfate

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