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100
Superior segment of the sternum.
What is the manubrium?
100
Role of intercostal muscles on inspiration.
What is contracting?
100
The criteria for a flail chest.
What is two or more adjacent ribs broken in two or more places?
100
This is preformed to correct a closed pneumothorax.
What is a needle decompression?
100
Process by which the stomach is moved through the diaphragm.
What is herniation?
200
Articulation point of the scapula and clavicle.
What is the acromion process?
200
Bone in the thoracic cage that produces blood.
What is the sternum?
200
In order to be considered JVD, veins must be distended _____ mm above the clavicle.
What is 1-2 cm?
200
Management for an acromioclavicular separation.
What is using a sling and swathe?
200
Hyporesonance is a sign of what condition.
What is blood in the lungs?
300
Number of "true ribs".
What is 7?
300
Receptor responsible for stimulation of breathing.
What are the chemo receptors?
300
Place air accumulates in a pneumothorax in a standing patient.
What is the apex of the lung?
300
Caution that should be given for a pulmonary contusion.
What is giving IV fluids?
300
The intercostal spaces are numbered based off of what feature.
What is the rib superior?
400
Collection of artery, vein, and nerve that lie inferior to each rib.
What is the neurovascular bundle?
400
Percentage of oxygen in room air.
What is 21%?
400
Amount of fluid needed to accumulate to cause cardiac tamponade.
What is 1,000-1,500 mL?
400
Heart rhythms that are found with myocardial contusions.
What is sinus tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, and atrial flutter?
400
The three layers of the aorta (interior-exterior).
What is the tunica intima, tunica media, tunica adventitia?
500
Protrusion of the eyes from the normal position within the socket.
What is exophthalmos?
500
Stroke volume is measured in.
What is milliliters per beat?
500
This is caused by pressure waves from either penetrating or blunt trauma that disrupt capillary alveolar membranes resulting in hemorrhage.
What is the Spalding effect?
500
Facilities capable of _____ should receive myocardial rupture patients.
What is a thoracotomy?
500
Three physical mechanisms that contribute to pulmonary contusion.
What is implosion, inertial effects, Spalding effect?