Initial Assessment Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
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3 vitals criteria for immediate trauma center transport

A

Dypnea/tachypnea, BP<90, GCS <13

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2
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motor cycle speed for transfer

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20

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3
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fall height for adult transfer

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20ft 6 m

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4
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What important vital may be misleading in adults over 55? What number may indicate shock

A

BP<110

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5
Q

what is primary survey?
Secondary?

A

ABCDE
Head to toe

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6
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1.5 L infusion of crystalloid for trauma patients is and independent indicator of increase in _____

A

mortality

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7
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Within what time should TXA be given? repeat when

A

3 hours; 8 hours

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8
Q

Blood at meatus, next move?

A

RUG

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9
Q

Good EMS hand over mnemonic

A

MIST

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10
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MC site of spinal fracture

A

C5

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11
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If tourniquet is up for one hour prior to operative availabilitiy, what can be attempted?

A

tourniquet release

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12
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What is an MSK adjunct in the TB?

A

splint

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13
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The most significant differnce between burns and other injuries is that the consequence of burn are directly related to ….

A

inflammatory response

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14
Q

4 unique early intubation considerations for burns

A

Severe burns for patient pending transfer
40-50s TBSA
Facial burns
mouth burns

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15
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Half life of CO association with oxygen? Treatment?

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4 hours, high flow non rebreather to red to 40

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16
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Parkland formula Adults vs kids

A

2ml LR x kg x TBSA

3ml LR x kg x TBSA

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17
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Target burn uops adults v kids

A

30-50ml/h or 0.5ml/kg/h

1ml/kg/h

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18
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Electrical burn parkland

A

4ml

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19
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adult burn % v babies

A

Head 9 v 4.5
legs 7 v 9

rule of 9s for adults

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20
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Hand trick for burns

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1% for a palm

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21
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what degree is a superficial burn? what kind of common burn does this equate to ?

22
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partial superficial v partial deep characteristics

A

moist, hyper sens

dry, less painful, DO NOT BLANCH

23
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full thickness burn appearance

24
Q

how to clean burn wound?

A

room temp saline

25
dry chemical on skin, first step?
brush off then lots of warm saline
26
what metabolic disorder is associated with electrical burn
rhabdo
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4 non obvious transfer criteria for burns
TBSA >10% face, perineum, genitals 3rd degree electrical burns
28
what to do for frost bite
warm in 40 C or 104 F
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Where do the main fluid losses occur for burns
Interstitial losses from inflammatory response
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Where do the main fluid losses occur for burns
Interstitial losses from inflammatory response
30
urine goals for electric burns, why
100ml/h to combat rhabdo
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important position for babies concerning airway patency
sniffing position
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Childrens ETT size trick
nares or little finger
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Always do this prior to attempting intubation for children
pre ox
34
equation for childrens sbp
90 + (2x age)
35
Severe ped blood loss percent
45
36
At what age to heart rate norms catch up to adults?
13
37
Infant normal HR? school age?
160 120
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Normal UOP for infant v 13y In between?
2 v .5 1-1.5
39
Peds hemorrhage resuscitation protocol
20 ml/kg crystalloid bolus then 10-20 ml/kg blood then 10-20 ml/kg ffp
40
MC life threatening injury in kids? why?
Tension Ptx very mobile mediastinal structures
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ALARA?
As low as reasonably achievable
42
Fatal cancer rate in children who have CT scans
1 in 1000
43
Normal pCO2 in pregnancy?
normal low
44
acute blood loss effect on fetus initially
uterine blood supply constriction
45
effects of pregnancy on fibrinogen? wbc? plasma? crit?
up up up down
46
pa co2 in preg? why?
25-30; progesterone sensitizes central co2 receptors leading to increase in TV
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First line treatment for eclampsia seizures?
Mg
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Pregnant patient positioning in TB?
left tilt
49
Main cause of traumatic fetal death
Maternal shock and death