Rule of 9s
Anterior torso and groin
What is 19%?
JVD, hypotension, unilateral lung sounds.
What is a tension pneumothorax?
The first step of hemorrhage control.
What is direct pressure?
No eye opening, no verbal response, no motor response.
What is 3?
What is neurogenic?
What is 27%
Pain, chest wall instability, paradoxical movement.
What is a flail chest?
The maneuver that should be utilized to open an airway when there is suspected spinal trauma.
What is jaw thrust?
Eyes open spontaneously, confused, obeys commands.
What is 14?
Dehydration
What is hypovolemic shock?
Anterior head and anterior chest.
What is 13.5%?
Muffled heart tones, hypotension, JVD.
What is cardiac tamponade?
The only injury where a traction splint is utilized.
What is a mid-shaft femur fracture?
Eyes open to pain, incomprehensible moaning, decorticate posturing.
What is 7?
Urinary tract infection
What is septic shock?
Circumferential left and right arms and circumferential torso
What is 54%?
Hypertension, bradycardia, irregular respirations.
What is increased ICP?
These devices are contraindicated in patients with suspected airway burns.
What are supraglottic airways?
Eyes open to pain, inappropriate words, withdraws from pain.
What is 9?
Acute myocardial infarction
What is cardiogenic shock?
Posterior left and right arms, anterior torso, groin, anterior left and right legs.
What is 46%?
Unilateral lung sounds, hypotension, flat neck veins
What is a hemothorax?
The two types of dressings that should be used to manage an abdominal evisceration.
What are moist sterile and occlusive?
Eyes open to pain, no verbal response, decerebrate posturing.
What is 5?
Tension pneumothorax
What is obstructive shock?