Shoulders on Up
Don't Go Breaking My Heart or Lungs
Achy Breaky Parts
Everyone Loves Drugs
Under Pressure
Skin Deep
100
Large opening at the base of the skull where the brain and spinal cord meet.
What is the foramen magnum
100
Non-permeable dressing applied to sucking chest wound
What is occlusive dressing?
100
Two or more adjacent ribs broken in two or more places
What is a flail chest/ segment?
100
The dose of tetracaine
2 drops in affected eye (q5 for bonus 100pts)
100
Tiny mark...Major Damage.
This wound is difficult to determine the extent of internal damage.
What is a stab wound?
100
The most common type of soft tissue closed wounds.
What is a contusion?
200
The Blue Line indicates this type of fracture
What is La Forte II
200
Rice Krispie feeling on palpation of neck and shoulders is most indicative of this type of injury
What is a pneumothorax?
200
Two signs that indicate a basilar skull fracture
What are racoon eyes/ battle sign?
200
The classification of Toradol
What is an NSAID?
200
The ______ ________ connects the right and left hemispheres of the brain
What is the corpus callosum?
200
This is "B" in DCAPBTLS
What is burns?
300
Bradycardia/Widening pulse pressures/Irregular breathing
What is Cushing's Triad?
300
Shallow breathing, decreased breath sounds on the injured side, and hemoptysis are signs of this.
What is a hemothorax?
300
The four types of skull fracture
What are linear, depressed, open and basilar?
300
Indications for entanox
What are moderate to severe pain, anxiety, apprehension?
300
Needle decompression is used to treat this type of injury
What is a tension pneumothorax?
300
Your patient has extensive facial soft tissue injuries. This is your primary concern
What is Airway?
400
Your patient reports vision loss similar to a curtain obstructing their view after being hit in the face with a softball. You suspect this is most likely the cause
What is a Detached Retina?
400
The heart, esophagus, and great vessels are encompassed in this anatomic region.
What is the mediastinum?
400
Temporary dysfunction of the spinal cord that usually lasts 24-48 hours
What is spinal cord concussion?
400
Contraindications of entanox
Impaired level of consciousness, head injury, inability to comply with instructions
Decompression sickness
Undiagnosed abdominal pain or marked distention, bowel obstruction
Hypotension, shock
COPD (carbon dioxide retention)
Cyanosis
Chest trauma with pneumothorax
400
CPP=____________
What is MAP-ICP?
400
The spinal cord ends at this vertebrae
What is L2?
500
Your patient is now unresponsive with irregular respirations and bounding radial pulse. Witnesses tell you that he was unconscious immediately after the wreck, he woke up and was trying to get out of the vehicle before falling back asleep. This most likely indicates this type of head injury.
What is an Epidural Bleed?
500
Your patient presents unresponsive with JVD, clear lung sounds, narrowing pulse pressures, and tachycardia after being stabbed in the Left anterior chest. This most likely indicates what injury
What is Pericardial Tamponade?
500
Hyperventilating an unresponsive/ head injured patient should only be done if you suspect this condition
What is cerebral herniation?
500
Contraindications of Toradol
Hypersensitivity to ASA or NSAIDs
Hypovolemia
Patients on anticoagulants
CVA or Head Trauma in last 24 hours
Peptic ulcer disease or history of GI bleeding
Pregnancy (Third Trimester)
Known renal insufficiency
500
These 3 things help determine injury potential from a fall.
What are:
1. Height of the fall
2. Type of surface struck
3. Part of the body that is struck
500
Pts in neurogenic shock present with warm, dry, red skin because....
What is vasodilation, blood pooling, relative hypovolemia?