Anatomy
GCS
Terminology
Medical
Trauma
100

The kidneys are vital components of what system:

Urinary system

100

name a single quality that would give a patient 4 points on a GCS scale

Eyes: opens spontaneously

Verbal: Disoriented

Motor: Withdrawals from pain

100

if your patient presents with hives and itching, what system is affected?

integumentary

100

you are examining a 24-year old female patient with lower quadrant abdominal pain. what is the most lethal possibility?

ectopic pregnancy

100

Describe an occlusive dressing.

dressing in which air can not penetrate that may allow inside air out, and does not allow outside air in.

200

name two organs that are located in the left upper quadrant

Spleen, pancreas, part of the liver, stomach, duodenum, descending colon

200

What category is worth 6 points in the GCS scale.

*Daily Double: how does a patient obtain a score of 6 in this category?

Motor

*(Obeys commands)

200

Define the meaning of the prefix "sub"

under/below

200

what position should the patient complaining of severe abdominal pain be placed if there are no signs or symptoms of shock.

one of comfort

(fetal position usually)

200
the substance that assists the patient's ability to clot. usually impregnated in gauze or in powder form

hemostatic agent

300

The thyroid gland and adrenal glands are parts of the:

Endocrine system

300

Eyes: eyes briefly open when name is called

Verbal: patient says only "that hurts" with painful stimuli

Motor: joints flex to pain

Eyes: 3

Verbal: 3

Motor: 3

GCS: 9

300

What is the term "Nephritis" used to explain

Inflammation of the Kidneys

300

pain felt in the epigastric region of the abdomen is of concern because of the possibility of what?

myocardial infarction/ heart attack

300

What is your treatment for hypovolemic shock due to an external arterial bleed?

stop the bleed (TQ/ pressure dressing/ direct pressure)

lay patient supine

high flow oxygen

keep patient warm

400

what type of muscle is located in the myocardium

cardiac muscle cells/Cardiomyocytes

400

Eyes: open to loud voice

Verbal: no response to pain

Motor: wiggles fingers on command

eyes: 3

verbal: 1

Motor: 6

GCS:10

400

Define the prefix "poly"

*daily double: name one of the words with this prefix that describes the symptoms of hyperglycemia

Many/excessive

*(polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia)

400

you have preformed a head tilt-chin lift maneuver on a 17month old boy and you are attempting to ventilate him with a BVM. you are experiencing a lot of resistance with each breath and the chest is barely rising. prior to attempting ventilations again, you should:

readjust the head of the patient

400

Hollow organs are mostly affected in which phase of a blast injury?

*daily double: name three of the phases

primary phase/ phase 1

*( primary, secondary, tertiary, quatentary, quinary)

500

Cells produce energy MOST efificiently from:

*Daily Double: how many ATP molecules are made from this process

aerobic metabolism

*(32 ATP)

500

Eyes: eyes do not open to pain

Verbal: no verbal response to pain

Motor: wrist extends to pain

Eyes: 1

Verbal: 1

Motor: 2

GCS: 4

500

"________" is the term meaning death of cells/tissues.

infarct

500

a 16 yo M presents with labored breathing and increased respiratory rate, increased heart rate, and leaning forward with his hands on his knees. his skin is a normal color and is pulse oximetry is 96%. this patient is suffering from respiratory _____:

distress

500

describe venous bleeding

usually slow bleeding with dark red blood