Surgery- Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

Seen in anaphylactic reactions and high spinal cord transection or high spinal anesthetic. Flushed, pink & warm, low CVP

A

Vasomotor shock

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2
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Linear skull fractures tx

A
  • left alone if they are closed

- if depressed treated in OR

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3
Q

Anyone with head trauma who have become unconscious gets a

A

CT

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4
Q

The 3 components of neurologic damage from trauma are

A
  • Initial blow
  • development of hematoma(displaces the midline structure)
  • increased ICP
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5
Q

Acute Subdural hematoma with no deviation, tx?

A
ICP monitoring
elevate head
hyperventilate
avoid fluid overload
give mannitol or furosemide
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6
Q

Acute Subdural hematoma with deviation, tx?

A

-Craniotomy (prognosis is bad)

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7
Q

rib fracture can be deadly in the elderly, tx

A

local nerve block and epidural catheter

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8
Q

untreated sucking chest wounds can lead to __ & Tx?

A

deadly tension pneumothorax

occlusive dressing with air out but not in

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9
Q

Can be seen right after chest trauma, in ABG and “white out” of the lung or in 48hr, Dx? Tx?

A
  • Pulmonary Contusion

- fluid restriction and diuretics

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10
Q

Stab wound with clear penetration has occurred, NSIM?

A

Exploratory laparotomy

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11
Q

Gunshot wounds to the abdomen with low caliber gunshot wounds in RUQ, NSIM

A

-conservative therapy with proper monitored with close follow up

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12
Q

Gunshot wounds to the abdomen with entrance or exit wound

A

exploratory laparotomy

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13
Q

Blunt trauma to the abd with peritoneal irritation sign

A

exploratory laparotomy

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14
Q

After 3rd degree burn in extremities, monitoring is needed to

A

peripheral pulses and capillary filling

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15
Q

Limited burn <20% can have wound care with

A

immediate excision and grafting

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16
Q

The standard topical agent for burn is

A

silver sulfadiazine

17
Q

For deep penetration need topical agent for burn is

A

Mafenide acetate (it hurts and produces acidosis)

18
Q

Burns around the eye the topical are

A

triple abx ointment