TRAUMA
PEDIATRICS
NEURO
CARDIAC
SAFETY
100
Failure of the circulatory system to maintain cellular perfusion and function
What is Shock
100
16 + age / 4
What is ET tube size
100
CPP
What is MAP-ICP
100
Average cardiac output for an adult is
What is 2.5-4.0 Liters/minute
100
1st priority after safely evacuating everyone from crash if no help is expected.
What is Shelter.
200
this clinical manifestation indicates the late stages of shock in a pediatric patient
What is hypotension
200
2cm below the tibial tuberosity
What is interosseous insertion site
200
Triad of hypertension, bradycardia and abnormal respirations
What is cushings triad
200
MONA
What is Morphine, oxygen, nitroglycerin and asprin
200
121.5
What is emergency distress frequency
300
The preferred neurological exams for a trauma patient
Glasgow coma scale and AVPU
300
LEAN
What is medications that can go down the ET tube
300
immediate loss of consciousness followed by lucid period and then unconsciousness
What is Epidural hematoma
300
30/2
What is the correct ratie of compressions to breaths in an unintubated adult.
300
all to go only 1 to stay home
What is crew resource management.
400
applied to open sucking chest wounds
What is dressing taped on three sides
400
SCIWORA
What is spinal cord injury without radiographic abnormality
400
nonverbal, eyes closed and no motor response
What is GCS =3
400
Heart rate x stroke volume =
What is Cardiac Output
400
inform pilot, shut off O2, close vents and open windows
What is procdure for smoke in the cabin
500
Parkland formula
What is 4ml/kg x's % of body surface area burned. 1st half in 1st 8 hours.
500
steeple sign
What is epiglotitis
500
Hemorraghic or thrombolic
What is stroke
500
This type of angina should be treated as a true medical emergency
What is Printzmetal
500
save yourself and exit aircraft after rotors have stopped, left the aircraft or PIC indicates it is safe to exit.
What is 1st priority after crash
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