Trauma
The prioritization that stomps all priorities when a patient is bleeding profusely is...
What is stop the hemorrhage?
What is bradycardia, vasodilation, hypothermia?
Signs and symptoms of increased intracranial pressure include...
What is Vomiting without nausea, altered LOC, constant headache, Cushing's triad, Cheyne-stokes respiration?
What is sucking, rooting, Moro, asymmetric tonic neck, stepping, palmer/plantar grasp, startle?
Key signs and symptoms of meningitis
What is fever, headache, stiff neck (nuchal rigidity), irritability, lethargy?
AVPU stands for...
What is Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive?
Differentiate between spinal and neurogenic shock...
What is Spinal has a temporary loss of sensation, motor function, and reflexes below the level of injury vs. Neurogenic involves SNS hemodynamic changes (bradycardia, hypotension, hypothermia)?
What is keeping neck midline, elevate HOB 30-45 degrees, Space out stressful activities, Mannitol, CSF draining through ventriculostomy, avoid increasing abdominal pressure?
An example of a fine motor skill for a 10-month-old includes...
What is Picking up objects using a pincer grasp or grasping rattle by the handle?
A patient who is 5 years old would use the __ scale for pain assessment.
What is the Wong-Baker Faces Scale?
A patient who presents with rapid and shallow breathing, weak and rapid pulse, and pale/sweating would be presenting with...
A) Impending MI
B) Hemorrhagic Shock
C) Closed Head Injury
D) Pulmonary Embolism
What is B?
The level of injury that would mostly cause autonomic dysreflexia is...
What is at T6 or above?
A patient with a skull fracture needs gastric decompression and a __ tube would be used.
What is an orogastric (OG) tube ?
A baby can sit up unsupported at __ months of age
What is 6-8 months?
The treatment for a pediatric patient with hydrocephalus is...
What is a ventriculoperitoneal shunt?
Management for a patient with compartment syndrome includes...
What is elevate extremity but not above level of the heart, call the provider, and expect a fasciotomy, do neurovascular check?
What is vasodilation above the injury and vasoconstriction below the injury?
Name some complications of TBI.
What is SIADH, seizures, hydrocephalus, hematomas/hemorrhages, Brain herniation, and long-term disabilites?
Describe Erikson's Cognitive and psychosocial Development theory for infants.
What is "When I cry, does somebody come? , When I have a need, Is it met?"
The difference between viral and bacterial meningitis is that...
What is bacterial requires immediate hospitalization and has a positive gram stain and decreased glucose (cloudy CSF)? (viral = Clear CSF, negative gram stain, normal glucose, slight increase in protein)
What is the next step after controlling the hemorrhage and getting vital signs for BP and HR?
What is a check for Disabilities?
The level of injury that would paralyze the diaphragm is...
What is at C4 or above?
A strict aseptic technique is used for ventriculostomy because...
What is a patient with Increased ICP needs to lower O2 demand, infection would increase metabolic rate and cause further increased ICP?
The age group where nightmares are common is...
What is Preschool age (3-6 years)?
Children that fall under the _ and _ percentile of the trend of growth require further investigation
What is 5th and 95th?