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Head/Neck/Spinal
Arms & Legs
Ortho/Bleed/Shock
Tx/Triage/Transport
Splinting is hard
100
When putting a patient in spinal immobilization, this part of the body is secured last.
What is the head?
100

This is the largest bone in the human body

Femur

100

Bright red spurting blood is a sign of this ._____. and if left untreated the patient will soon be in ._____. shock

What is 

Arterial bleed 

Hypovolemic shock

100

When performing rapid triage at a mass casualty incident, patients with this color tag need the most immediate attention.

What is red tag?

100

When is it appropriate to splint an injured patient

What is any time 

200
The portion of the spine that helps form the pelvic girdle.
What is the sacrum?
200

These 2 areas of the body have 2 bones running parallel to each other 

Lower arm

Lower leg

200
A traction splint is indicated for this type of injury.
What is an isolated and closed femur fracture?
200

In the event of an MVA where one patient was killed and one survived with minor injuries, the living patient is considered a critical patient for this reason.

What is mechanism of injury?

200

The vast majority of pain following an ortho injury is a result of this

What is Movement

300
The first two cervical vertebrae that allow for movement of the head.
What are the atlas and axis?
300

When splinting a long bone, what is the indicator the you have the appropriately sized splint

What is encompasses the joint above and below the injury

300

What are we doing when we;

Maintain the airway

Keeping a patient warm 

administer high flow oxygen

What is treating for shock

300

When is it appropriate to triage a scene

What are when number of patients is greater than resources available 

300

This is also called a short spine board

Keds board

400

These are the 5 separate portions of the spine in order

Cervical

Thoracic

Lumbar

Sacrum

Coccyx

400

This is the name of the recommended IO site, its "funny" we usually get this wrong. 

What is the humoral head

400

If this area of the body becomes injured, it can hold 4-6 liters of blood, with no sign of bleeding

What is the pelvic area

400

This is the handy saying to remember triage parameters. 

What is 30 & 2 Can Do

400

To relieve pain in this form of injury, we actually want to pull on the injured extremity

What is Mid shaft femur fractures

500

This is the large hole at the base of the skull

What is the Foramen Magnum

500

This type of fracture, usually seen in children, is most often occurs to the radius and ulna

What is a Greenstick Fracture

500
Your patient has incurred multi-system trauma after a vehicle accident. The patient has lost 2 liters of blood, which has been replaced by 2 liters normal saline. Why would your patient have shortness of breath after fluids?
What is lack of oxygen carrying ability?
500

You arrive on scene to find a patient in cardiac arrest. Per the family, the patient has a DNR in place, but they are unable to locate it. How do you proceed?

What is WORK THE CODE!!!

500

Multiple injury locations with deformities, or suspected pelvis injury we use this splint

What is Vac Mattress