Stick it to em
Burn baby burn
That's so basic
Cellular Data
Get low, get low, get low
100

What are the signs of blood transfusion reaction? 

back pain, fever, trouble breathing

100

What is a common GI complication of burns

Paralytic ileus

100

What constitutes an acidodic and an alkalotic state? 

acidosis- ABG less than <7.35

Alkalosis- ABG less than >7.45

100

Why would kidney failure lead to anemia

because erythropoietin is produced in the kidneys

100

What is DIC

Disseminated intravascular coagulation; must watch the patient for echymoses and massive bleeding

200

What is it called when fluid from an IV leaks into the surrounding tissue

infiltration

200

What are the signs of compartment syndrome?

Paresthesia, Paralysis, Pain, Pallor, Pulselessness 

200

A patient is hyperventilating, what kind of acid-base imbalance can this cause

Respiratory Alkalosis 

200

How many days does a red blood cell live? 

120

200

What are s/s of unmanaged sickle cell disease 

Pain, low blood counts, jaundice 

300

name two isotonic solutions 

normal saline and lactated ringers 

300

What is an electrolyte imbalance caused by burns

hyperkalemia

300

What is compensatory breathing for metabolic acidosis 

Kussmaul respirations 

300

What is the most numerous type of blood cell in the body? 

erythrocytes 

300

Below what value constitutes thrombocytopenia? What will you watch for in thrombocytopenia? 

below 150,000; bleeding 

400

Name a hypotonic solution 

0.45% NS

400

In what time ranges do you administer fluid resuscitation to a burn victim 

First half of fluid given over the first 8 hours, second half given over the next 16 hours

400

Interpret this ABG: 

pH- 7.50; CO2- 50; HCO3- 30

Metabolic Alkalosis 

400

What type of blood cell is correlated with allergic reactions?

eosinophils

400

What is a care to take when transferring a patient with multiple myeloma? 

you must take care to avoid pathological fractures 

500

Name a hypertonic solution

D5NS; 3%NS

500

What is the rule of nines?

       Head and Neck: 9% total (4.5% front, 4.5% back)

  • Each Arm: 9% total (4.5% front, 4.5% back)
  • Anterior Trunk (Chest and Abdomen): 18% total
  • Posterior Trunk (Back): 18% total
  • Each Leg: 18% total (9% front, 9% back)
  • Perineum / Genitalia: 1% total


500

Interpret this ABG: 

pH- 7.43; CO2- 30; HCO3- 19

Fully Compensated Respiratory Alkalosis 

500

What are B-cells and t-cells considered? 

Lymphocytes 

500

What are interventions for a patient with polycythemia vera

therapeutic phlebotomy, aspirin, encourage fluids  

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