21,22,23,24,25

Question 1

behavioral emergency

Answer 1

abnormal behavior that is unacceptable to the adults

Question 2

physiological

Answer 2

hypo,head injury, drugs ,seizures

Question 3

physiological

Answer 3

anxiety, bipolar,depression

Question 4

agitated delirium

Answer 4

unusual strength and pain, associated with meth

Question 5

first collision

Answer 5

vehicle strikes an object,

Question 6

second collision

Answer 6

patient strikes SRS

Question 7

third collision

Answer 7

internal organs strike structure of the body

Question 8

coup-contrecoup

Answer 8

brain injury on the opposite side of the injury

Question 9

a significant fall is greater than

Answer 9

15 feet

Question 10

fora a child a fall greater than what is significant

Answer 10

10 feet

Question 11

primary blast wave

Answer 11

pressure wave of blast

Question 12

secondary blast

Answer 12

injuries due to flying debris

Question 13

tertiary

Answer 13

injuries caused by being thrown against a stationary object

Question 14

signs of internal bleeding

Answer 14

bruising, hematoma,dart,tary stool

Question 15

arteries

Answer 15

spurt bright red blood

Question 16

veins

Answer 16

steady dark red blood

Question 17

cappilaries

Answer 17

slow, oozing dark red blood

Question 18

If the wound is in a location where you can’t get a tourniquet

Answer 18

apply hemostatic agent and apply direct pressure

Question 19

nosebleeds indicate what

Answer 19

skull fracture and apply a loose dressing

Question 20

management of soft tissue injuries

Answer 20

Rest,ICe,compression,elevation

Question 21

Compartment syndrome

Answer 21

compression of the nerves and blood vessels usually do to a crush injury

Question 22

superficial burns

Answer 22

first degree is usually painful, red,no blisters

Question 23

partial thickness

Answer 23

second degree, painful,blisters

Question 24

full thickness

Answer 24

third degree, through the dermal layer and is dry leathery skin

Question 25

patents who are at great risk for burn injuries

Answer 25

under 5 and over 55

Question 26

severe burn injuries

Answer 26

partial thickness covering more than 30% | Full thickness covering more than 10%

Question 27

moderate burns

Answer 27

full thickness covering 2% to 10% of total body partial thickness covering more than 15-30% superficial covering more than 50%

Question 28

minor burns

Answer 28

full thickness covering less than 2% partial thickness covering less than 15% superficial burns covering less than 50%

Question 29

open fracture

Answer 29

open soft tissue injury

Question 30

closed fracture

Answer 30

skin is not broken, swelling ,painful, deformity,tenderness

Question 31

strain

Answer 31

stretching injury to a muscle or tendon

Question 32

sprain

Answer 32

injury to the ligament, Pain and tenderness immediate, swelling and discoloration will be delayed

Question 33

contraindications of a traction splint

Answer 33

open femur fracture, injury to the hip, knee,lower leg, or ankle on same side as femur fracture

Question 34

depressed skull fracture

Answer 34

bone is displaced within the brain tissue

Question 35

basal skull fracture

Answer 35

cerebrospinal fluid leaks from the nose or ears, raccoon eyes which is bruising under eyes

Question 36

anterograde amnesia

Answer 36

can't remember events after the injury

Question 37

retrograde amnesia

Answer 37

can't remember events before injury

Question 38

epidural hematoma

Answer 38

bleeding beneath the skull but above the duramatter

Question 39

signs of epidural hematoma

Answer 39

significant arterial bleeding, increase in intracranial pressure, temporal skull fracture

Question 40

subdural hematoma

Answer 40

bleeding above the brain but beneath the duramatter

Question 41

signs of subdural hematoma

Answer 41

one-sided body weakness, hypertension

Question 42

subarachnoid hemorrhage

Answer 42

bleeding within the subarachnoid space, blood enters the cerebrospinal fluid

Question 43

signs of subarachnoid hemorrage

Answer 43

headache, stiff neck, seizures

Question 44

intracranial hemorrhage

Answer 44

bleeding within the brain

Question 45

signs of intracranial pressure

Answer 45

Cushings response - hypertension,bradycardia,altered reparatory pattern

Question 46

flexion

Answer 46

chin to chest movement

Question 47

extension

Answer 47

backward movement of the headgear impact

Question 48

compression

Answer 48

head against the body ,diving incident

Question 49

rotation

Answer 49

side to side

Question 50

distraction

Answer 50

stretching of the spinal cord

Question 51

lateral

Answer 51

ear to shoulder

Question 52

signs of transected cord

Answer 52

paralysis below level of injury, loss of bladder or bowl control, respiratory arrest

Question 53

spinal shock

Answer 53

subsides within 24 hours

Question 54

athletic helmets

Answer 54

should be unsnapped or unscrewed prior to transport, only time you should remove helmet is if it interferes with airway or spinal immobilization

Question 55

pediatric stabilization

Answer 55

place pad behind shoulders before immobilization