ITLS Review

Burns

100

This is used to calculate fluid replacement

Parkland Formula

200

Pt weight is 100kg and has partial and full thickness burns to 30% of the body.  How much fluid needs administered using the modified parkland formula?

375ml is 2mlxKgxBSA

750ml is 4mlxKgxBSA

300

Vascular access on scene for burn management is indicated because

To administer medication

400

25% partial thickness burns, and the burned areas are hot to the touch. This would be applied

Dry sterile dressings

500

This is the name for the leathery type skin

Eschar

Airway

100

What indicates a state of hyperventilation?

An end tidal carbon dioxide level less than 30 mmHg

200

Most compelling reason to immediately intubate

Inability to ventilate

300

What would indicate the airway needs to be suctioned

Gurgling sounds with respiration

400

Your patient is unresponsive and you observe asymmetrical chest wall movement with a flail segment on the right, you should?

Consider bag-mask ventilation

500

Overinflation of an LMA mask can cause

Malposition, Vomiting and Trauma

Shock/ Bleeding

100

Most common cause of cardiopulmonary arrest in the trauma patient

Hypoxemia

200

This type of metabolism uses oxygen

Aerobic

300

Your patient fell and has the following vital signs are BP 74/40, P 54 and weak, and R 16. You should suspect?

Relative hypovolemic (high-space) shock

400

Easiest to landmark for intraosseous infusion

Proximal tibia

500

This type of metabolism creates Lactic Acid

Anabolic

Scene Size Up

100

Upon arrival at a trauma scene, you should complete a(n):

Scene size-up

200

We do this survey to identify all immediate life threats within the first 2 minutes

ITLS Primary Survey

300

Prolonged scene times may reflect:

Ineffective team collaboration

400

Injuries caused by objects propelled by an explosion is called

Secondary blast injury

500

Due to the sudden release of toxic fumes this type of rescue should be performed

Emergency

Neuro

100

Decrease blood pressure is a result of using these medications

Barbiturates

200

BP 170/100; P 50 would indicated?

Increase intercranial pressure

300

As intracerebral pressure rises BP does this

Increases

400

Sign most useful to monitor in the child with head injury?

Level of consciousness

500

Neurologic exam of an altered mental status patient includes

Glasgow Coma Scale, glucose check, pupil examination