Burning.. in the name of love
Are you SHOCKED?
Pick Your Poison
Use your head.. or DON’T!
Where’s the Ambulance?
100

This quick tool is used to help estimate burn surface area

What is the Rule of Nines?

100

This age group in particular are extremely good at hiding shock symptoms until it is too late

What are Pediatrics?

100

If a limb looks pulseless, pale, and cold after a fracture, you should suspect this complication

What is Compartment Syndrome?

100

This scale is used to assess a patients level of consciousness after a head injury

What is the Glasgow Coma Scale?

100
The standardized system used to manage multiple agencies during large-scale incidents
What is the Incident Command System?
200

This layer of skin contains nerve endings, blood vessels, and sweat glands.. making burns that reach it extra spicy

What is the Dermis?

200

Cold, clammy skin in a trauma patient often means the body is doing this to maintain blood flow to vital organs

What is Vasoconstriction?

200

In a patient with unequal chest rise and fall, absent breath sounds on the right and tracheal deviation, suspect this life-threatening condition

What is a Tension Pneumothorax?

200

Battle signs and raccoon eyes are indicators of this type of fracture

What is a Basilar Skull Fracture?

200

The federal law that protects patient medical information

What is HIPPA?

300

A 28-year-old female was caught in warehouse fire. She has burns to her entire right arm, front of her torso, and the front of her right leg. What percentage of her body is burned?

What is 36%?

300

Altered mental status accompanied with pale, cool, & clammy skin are all _____ signs and symptoms of internal hemorrhage.

What is Late?

300

This antifibrinolytic medication can be life-saving if given within 3 hours of major trauma to help control bleeding? What is your dosage?

What is Tranexamic Acid? What is 2g?
300

Cushing‘s triad (bradycardia, hypotension, and irregular respirations) are a sign of what deadly condition?

What is Increased Intracranial Pressure (ICP)?

300

The person responsible for overall coordination and command at an incident

What is the Incident Commander?

400

You have a 42-year-old male who threw gasoline on a grill fire. He has burns to his face, chest, and both arms. Nasal hairs are singed, soot around the mouth, and hoarseness. What is your immediate priority?

What is Securing an Airway?

400

In this type of shock, the skin is often warm and dry instead of cold and blame due to the loss of sympathetic nervous system tone

What is Neurogenic Shock?
400
The term for the first 60 minutes after a traumatic injury occurs

What is the “Golden Hour”?

400

A patient with a severe head injury from an ejection MVC suddenly postures with arms flexed outward. What is this called and what does it indicate?

What is Decerebrate Posturing indicating brainstem damage?

400

The safe area for staging EMS units at a HazMat scene

What is the Cold Zone?

500

Electrical burns often hide this sneaky danger that can stop the heart faster than you can yell “clear”

What is Cardiac Arrhythmias?

500

A 21-year-old male was thrown from his motorcycle. He is pale, cool, clammy, tachycardic at 130 and a BP of 86/50. There is an obvious open femur fracture with active bleeding. What kind of shock is he experiencing?

What is Hypovolemic Shock?

500

A fractured femur may result in a blood loss of up to how many milliliters?

What is 1,500 mL?

500
This osmotic agent can reduce intracranial pressure (ICP) by drawing fluid from the brain

What is Hypertonic Solution?

500

This federal agency enforces hazardous materials transportation and responder safety standards

What is OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration)?