Thorax
This injury is considered life threatening, athlete presents w/ dyspnea, point tenderness, and deformity.
What is a Sternum Fx?
Assessing blood flow after an injury (fall, dislocation, suspected FX, etc).
What is Distal CMS?
These conditions are preventable
What are heat-related emergencies?
Sodium deficiency
What is Hypoatremia?
How completely a drug is absorbed by the system?
What is bioavailability?
Liver, Spleen, and Kidneys are examples of...
What is a solid organ?
Wrist, Hand, Forearm, Shoulder, or Clavicle injuries
What is a FOOSH?
Often referred to as orthostatic dizziness
What is syncope?
12-20 BPM
What is normal respiration rate for adults?
Flovent, Singuliar, or Advair
What are drugs for Asthma?
You heard a dull reverberating sound with auscultations.
What is a Hemothorax?
Athlete dislocated their ankle at a cheer competition, they need to be immobilized
What is a vacuum splint?
What is a rectal thermometer?
Typically used to measure one's BP
What is a Sphygomomanometer?
Anti-inflammatory, antipyretic analgesic properties
What are NSAIDs?
What is the Spleen?
Rigid
Soft
Formable
Vacuum
Traction
What are different types of splints?
It measures humidity, wind chill, and temperature.
What is a Wet Bulb Thermometer?
After sustaining a direct blow to the back, Athlete presents with hematuria
What is a renal injury?
Main organ for excreting medications from the body
What are the kidneys?
Air entry into the pleural cavity or collapsed lung.
What is a Pneumothorax?
Pain
Paresthesia
Pallor
Paralysis
Pulselessness
Poikilothermic
What is Acute Compartment Syndrome?
Inability to continue exercise due to cardiovascular insufficiency, often while exercising in hot and humid environments.
What is Exertional Heat Exhaustion?
Tonic-clonic seizures
What is Grand Mal?
Inhaler, Epi-Pens, and Narcan
What are rescue medications?