Human Body
These muscles allow you to wave your arms and dance like no one is looking
Voluntary
This type of burn involves only the epidermis.
Superficial/First Degree
When an electrical burn occurs, you should be alert for issue with this body organ
Abrasion
This artery carries blood which contains no oxygen
Pulmonary ARTERY
This is where gas exchange take place in the lungs
Alveoli
This is the conduit for air entry into the lungs.
Trachea
You will want to lay a woman who is in her 6th month of pregnancy in this position
Left Lateral Recumbent
When determining the depth of a burn you may see blisters with this burn
Partial Thickness/Second Degree
The 3 layers of the skin from outside to in
Epidermis, Dermis, SQ
This vein carries oxygenated blood
Pulmonary VEIN
The lungs are covered by this membrane
Pleura
This is a muscular tube extending from the nose and mouth to the level of the esophagus and trachea.
Pharynx
These chambers of the heart pump blood to lungs and the body
Right & Left Ventricles
Using the rule of 9’s to calculate amount of body surface area burned the head of an infant is what % of BSA burned
18%
When flaps of skin or tissue are torn loose or completely pulled off
Avulsion
This artery sends blood to the body
Aorta
Penetrating trauma to the lungs can cause this
Pneumothorax
The upper portion of the pharynx that humidifies air and filters out dust.
Nasopharynx.
This part of the CNS is responsible for the “flight or fight” response
Sympathetic NS
Your adult patient has burns to his entire Right arm and Right leg what is the % of BSA burned
27%
Some say this soft tissue injury looks like a goose egg
Hematoma
This single pill can be given to a patient who is experiencing cardiac-related chest pain or discomfort
Nitroglycerine
This contracts and relaxes, causing the lungs to inflate and deflate during ventilation.
Diaphragm
This is made up of the trachea, bronchi, and lungs.
Lower airway
This sac surrounds the heart
Pericardial Sac
When an electrical burn occurs, you should be alert for issue with this body organ
Heart
You would transport this wrapped in gauze in plastic bag on ice
Amputated body part
Aspirin can be given to a patient who is experiencing acute coronary syndrome because it does this
Prevents a clot from getting bigger/ thins blood clot
This is the term for when blood enters the space around the lungs in a trauma situation
Hemothorax
Volume inhaled to and exhaled from the lungs with each breath (500 mL) is
Tidal Volume
This complex structure marks where the upper and lower airways end and begin.
Larynx