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Pt arrives from triage c/o neck pain status post 5 ft fall. What would be used for c-spine stabilization?
C-Collar
Use this for assistance in intubating a difficult airway. It comes in adult and pedi sizes. Can also be used as a tube exchange device.
Bougie
This would be used to continually monitor blood pressure in critical trauma/medical patients. Requires MD insertion
Arterial Line
Profuse bleeding is noted from probable arterial injury to left arm. What would you place to reduce bleeding?
Tourniquet
What is used for excessive uterine hemorrhage?
Bakri Balloon
This one is the largest of the central lines. Can be used for insertion of a temporary pacemaker too.
Cordis/Arrow kit
This would be used to help warm the patient. Has a silver side and a blue side.
Mistral Air Blankets
These 2 things are needed in order to place a 32 F chest tube.
Thoracentesis tray/Atrium
Trauma patient is needing a large amount of blood products fast. What on the cart would help facilitate infusing those?
Rapid infuser tubing
This type of preformed material can be used temporarily to stabilize extremity fractures
SAM splint
Patient arrives from triage c/o pain to lower abdomen, urge to void and pain to right upper leg/hip area after a 2 story fall. Blood pressure begins to drop. Placement of this could help improve BP.
Pelvic binder
This would be used for penetrating injury to the chest as a last ditch effort. Pt is most likely coding at this time.
Rib Spreaders/major heart tray
This tray was used for diagnosing abdominal bleeding quickly. Has fallen out of use due to rapid availability of CT.
DPL—diagnostic peritoneal lavage
This central line would be placed for multiple access ports
Triple Lumen
Smaller size chest tube. Does not have to be attached to an atrium.
Pigtail
Place this on the end of an ET tube to help confirm placement. Yellow means you are “golden”.
CO2 detector
You are needing to open the airway of an unconscious patient while preparing equipment to intubate. What would be used?
Oral Airway
*extra point for how to measure for correct size and placement
A simple laceration repair would require this tray
Suture tray
Name 2 types of splints for femur fractures
Hare and Sager
*** Bonus point for which can be used for bilateral fractures***
Your patient has been diagnosed with a tension pneumothorax. Place these to assist in relieving intrathoracic pressure.
14ga, 3 ½ in. needles
*extra point for where these are to be placed—b/t 2nd and 3rd intercostal space, mid-clavicular line. OR 4th and 5th intercostal space mid-axillary line.
Your patient has been diagnosed with a cardiac tamponade. This tray would be used.
Pericardiocentesis
If unable to obtain IV access quickly, this would be used. Comes in 3 colors—pink, blue and yellow.
IO drill