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Trauma Flashcards

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After a car accident your pt is experiencing weakness in their arms that is worse than the weakness in their legs

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Central Cord Syndrome

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After a car accident your pt is experiencing weakness, loss of pain, and loss of temperature sensation below the site where a coffee cup hit their back

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Anterior Cord Syndrome

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Adult Rule of Nines

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Head: 9
Chest: 18
Back: 18
Arms: 9
Legs: 18
Pubic: 1

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Ped Rule of Nines

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Head: 18
Chest: 18
Back: 18
Arms: 9
Legs: 14

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Infant Rule of Nines:

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Head: 18
Chest: 18
Back: 18
Arms: 9
Legs: 14

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Blood Loss for “Massive Hemo”

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> 1.5L
or
200 ml/hr >4 hrs

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Tracheal Shift is a ____ sign

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Early on xray
Late on physical

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Flail Chest Tx

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Stabilize
PPV
Injured Side Down
Limit Fluids
Pain Relief

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Beck’s Triaf

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Hypotension
JVD
Muffled Heart Tones

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Cardiac Tamponade Causes

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Small penetrating injuries
Chest Surgery
Pericarditis
Stents
Aortic Dissection

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What will POCUS reveal in cardiac tamponade

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RV Collapse
LV Collapse
IVC Collapse

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Aortic Rupture Causes

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Acute Deceleration injuries

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Aortic Rupture SS

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CP, Midscapular pain
Dyspnea
Hoarseness
HARSH Systolic Murmur

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Aortic Rupture Xray

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Widened mediastinum
Rightward Tracheal Deviation

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Aortic Rupture Treatment

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Supportive
Slow HR
Low BP
BLOOD

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Diaphragmatic Rupture

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Bowel sounds in chest
Scaphoid abdomen
Blunt>Penetrating 3:1

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Diaphragmatic Rupture what else commonly presents with

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VC Laceration
Hepatic Vein Lac
SUPERIOR displacement of lung on CXR

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Tracheobronchial Disruption

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Constantly leaking tube
Pneumomediastinum
SubQ emphysema

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Tracheobronchial disruption

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Keep head flexed
Intubate only if necessary
Mainstem
Armored tube
Minimum occlusion pressure

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Esophageal Perforation SS

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Hematemesis
Dysphagia
Fever
ETOH Abuse
Swallowing difficuty

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Esophageal Perforation TX

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NG/OG
Antiemetics
Paralysis
ABX

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Le Fort 1

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Le Fort 2

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Le Fort 3

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Orbital walls

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Newton's First aw
Motion in motion
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Newton's Second Law
F = MA
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Newton's Third Law
Equal and Opposite Rxn
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Types of Motorcylce Crashes
Head On/Up and over Side Impact/Lay it down
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Head on motorcycle MOI
Head Neck Thorax Femurs
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Side impact motorcycle MOI
Femurs Pelvis
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Urine output
30-50 ADULT 1 PED
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Parkland Burn Formula
4 ml/kg
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Brooke Burn Formula
2 ml/kg
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Consensus Burn Formula
2-4 ml/kg Adult 3-4 ml/kg Ped
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Acids do what?
Coagulative necrosis with denaturing of proteins
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Alkalis do what?
Sopanification w/dissolving protein and collagen
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Hydrofluoric acid Burns tx
Water and 10% CaGlu topically
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Alkali metals tx
NO WATER Absorb/irrigate with OIL
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Blast Injuries
Primary Plume Secondary Shrapnel Tertiary Tumble Quaternary Quark Hot
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High Velocity Projectile
>2000 ft/s
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GSW injury based on
Type of(handgun/rifle) Distance Bullet Construction
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Penetration MOI factors
Area of body penetration Blade Length Angle of penetration
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Lover's Leap
Calcaneus Fx Axial Loading Colles Fx Hip/Pelvic Organs
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Head on up and over collision injury pattern
Face Head Neck Chest
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Head on down and under injury pattern
Ankles Knees Hips Pelvis Abdomen/Neck from seatbelt
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Read End Injury Pattern
T12-L1 femur, tib/fib, ankle C2
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T Bone Injury Pattern
Ribs Pneumo Hip Upper Extremities Aortic Rupture Head injury from objects
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Hamman's Crunch
Crunching, raspong over chest Tracheobronchial disruption
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