M12 Acute injury and illness

Question 1

Epidural hematoma

Question 2

Subdural hematoma

Question 3

Scalp injuries

Question 4

Tongue injury

Question 5

Chipped tooth

Question 6

Crown (Ellis) fx

Question 7

Tooth luxation

Question 8

Tooth Avulsion

Answer 8

No chance of re-implant =RTP 48 hours
Replant and splinting = 2-4 weeks

Question 9

Auricular hematoma

Question 10

Tympanic Membrane Rupture

Question 11

Otitis Externa

Question 12

Ototitis Media

Question 13

Epistaxis

Question 14

Nasal fx

Question 15

Deviated septum

Question 16

Laryngeal injury

Question 17

Carotid artery dissection

Question 18

Mandibular fx

Question 19

Zygomatic fx

Question 20

Maxillary fx Le Fort (I, II, III)

Question 21

Orbital hematoma

Question 22

Orbital blowout fx

Question 23

Eye globe rupture

Question 24

Corneal abrasion

Question 25

Corneal laceration

Question 26

Hyphema

Question 27

Detached retina

Question 28

Acute conjunctivitis

Question 29

Eye Holdoleum (Sty)

Answer 29

Blocked lacrimal gland

Question 30

Periorbital lacerations

Answer 30

Sutures > 1/2 inch

Question 31

Foreign body

Question 33

Abdominal Femoral Hernia

Answer 33

More common in women

Question 34

Abdominal injuries Inguinal hernia

Answer 34

Groin More common in men

Question 35

Kidney contusion

Answer 35

12th rib blow from back or under rib cage in front of Abdominal pain, blood in urine, nausea/ vomiting Urinalysis needed Out two weeks on be rest. If hematuria present may be out for the season

Question 36

Bladder contusion

Answer 36

MVA, fall, or assault Hematuria, suprapubic pain, difficulty voiding Urinalysis needed Catheter then can heal in 3 weeks

Question 37

Liver laceration

Answer 37

Right shoulder discomfort Right upper quadrant tenderness Guarding pain/stiffness Bleeding CT or MRI Monitor hemoglobin and hematocrit, surgery needed for higher grades of injury

Question 38

Appendicitis

Answer 38

Pain around belly button Reduced appetite Low fever Pain in right lower abdomen Chills Constipation or diarrhea May require surgical intervention CT/ultrasound

Question 39

Splenic rupture

Answer 39

Trauma to abdomen Left abdominal pain Left shoulder pain Decreased BP Blurred vision Confusion Lightheaded Kerr’s sign (shoulder pain above) May not need entire organ removed

Question 40

Spermatic cord torsion

Answer 40

Severe scrotal pain Swelling in scrotum Nausea vomiting Nuclear scan/ultrasound Surgery in first 6 hours to save affected testes. 24 hours won’t be saved. Only one needed in life.

Question 41

Asthma

Answer 41

Prevention: Recognition: Treatment and Management:

Question 42

Concussion

Question 43

Cervical Spine Injuries

Question 44

Diabetes Mellitus

Question 45

Exertional Heat Stroke

Question 46

Exertional Hyponatremia

Question 47

Exertional Sickling

Question 48

Head down contact Football

Question 49

Lightning

Question 50

Sudden Cardiac Arrest

Question 51

Best prevention for orofacial injuries

Answer 51

Mouth guard