Trauma/Emergency Flashcards

1
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Cushing’s triad?

A

Bradycardia, HTN, Wide pulse pressure

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2
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Dose of adrenaline in anaphylaxis?

A

0.5mg 1:1000 IM

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3
Q

Dose of adrenaline in cardiac arrest?

A

1mg - 10ml 1:10000 IV
1ml 1:1000

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4
Q

In a non-urgent scenario how quickly should 1 unit of RBCs be transfused?

A

90 -120 minutes

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5
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4 criteria for brainstem testing?

A
  1. Deep coma of unknown cause
  2. Reversible causes excluded
  3. No sedation
  4. Normal electrolytes
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6
Q

6 tests to confirm brainstem death?

A

Pupillary light reflex
Corneal reflex
Ocular vesitublar reflex
Cough reflex
Absent response to super-orbitl pressure
No spontaneous respiratory effort

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7
Q

ABG in salicylate poisoning?
1. Immediately
2. A few hours later

A
  1. Respiratory alkalosis
  2. Metabolic acidosis
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8
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Respiratory alkalosis affect in calcium and phosphate?

A

Hypocalcaemia
Normal phosphate

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9
Q

Brainstem testing should be carried out by?

A

2 separate doctors on separate occasions

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10
Q

What deficiency increases risk of anaphylactic reaction to a blood transfusion?

A

IgA deficiency

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11
Q

Management of patients on anticoagulation with head injury?

A

CT head within 8 hours

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12
Q

At what paracetamol OD should NAC be started before return of plasma-paracetamol concentration?

A

150mg/kg (if presented 8-24 hours post ingestion)

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13
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Maintenance fluid requirement?

A

20-30ml/kg

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14
Q

Management of paracetamol OD if > 24 hours since ingestion and patient is jaundice, hepatic tenderness or raised ALT?

A

Start NAC immediately

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15
Q

Signs and symptoms of hypernatraemia?

A

Jittery movements
Increased muscle tone
Hyperreflexia
Convulsions
Drowsiness
Coma

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16
Q

Inidications for IV Magnesium Sulphate in hypomagnesaemia?

A

Mg < 0.4 or
tetany/ arrythmia/ seizures

17
Q

Management of patient requiring immediate surgery, that is on Warfarin?

A

4 factor prothrombin complex concentrate

18
Q

Widened QRS or arrhythmia in tricyclic overdose?

A

Give bicarbonate IV

19
Q

LSD intoxication symptoms?

A

Colourful visual hallucinations
Depersonalisation
Psyhcosis
Paranoia

20
Q

Overdose of what illicit drugs can cause serotonin syndrome?

21
Q

Which other electrolyte abnormally has a similar presentation to hypomagnesiaemia?

A

Hypocalcaemia

22
Q

ASA if BMI is > 40?

23
Q

Hypothyroidism VT?

24
Q

Type of reaction that NAC can cause ?

A

Non-IgE mediated mast cell release

25
Pulmonary oedema and severe metabolic acidosis are indications for what?
Haemodialysis
26
What markers are raised in neuroleptic malignant syndrome?
CK and WCC
27
Single most important prognostic factor in paracetamol OD?
Arterial pH
28
Management of high altitude cerebral oedema?
Prevention = acetazolamide Treatment = dexamethasone
29
In trauma what do you measure from fluid leaking from nose or ear to check if it is CSF?
Glucose