29, 31 Flashcards

1
Q

Which will result is most blood loss?

A

Pelvic ring fracture

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2
Q

Which of the following is a sign of late stage hemorrhagic shock?

A

Decreasing blood pressure (not AMS)

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3
Q

Which of the following is the latest sign of hypoperfusion to become apparent?

A

Decreased blood pressure

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4
Q

Which of the following signs would you expect to see in a patient with decompensated shock?

A

Weak central pulses

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5
Q

During your rapid secondary assessment of a trauma patient, you discover a sucking chest wound on the right lateral chest. What should you do next?

A

Seal the wound with a gloved hand and continue the assessment

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6
Q

On an inter-facility transport, caring for a patient with 50 body covered in 2nd degree burns 12 hrs ago, no face or respiratory system, what primary complication will you focus upon at this time interval of care?

A

Hypovolemic shock

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7
Q

A patient is bleeding from a lower arm laceration, can’t control bleeding with pressure alone, what do you do?

A

Tourniquet

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8
Q

When air enters the chest from an open wound and is unable to escape, it puts pressure on the lung tissue causing it to collapse, it also causes a major problem for:

A

impeding blood return

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9
Q

Which thorasic injuries are associated with with paradoxical movement

A

Flail Chest

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10
Q

Best way to stop flail chest?

A

Ventilate the patient

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11
Q

Which of the following organs, if fractured, will cause the most collateral damage?

A

Pancreas

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12
Q

Normal capillary refill for an infant

A

<2 secs (same as adult)

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13
Q

Which initial hemorage assessment finding ?

A

A lacerated femoral artery with weak spurting of bright red blood

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14
Q

Medical term for nosebleed?

A

Epistaxis

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15
Q

Fluid loss in children is important because:

A

Children generally have less fluid reserves

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16
Q

Reassess a critical bleeding patient how often?

A

5 Minutes

17
Q

WOTF has the greatest chance of transfering disaster scene?

A

Transportation officer

18
Q

WOTF is most important to include on a radio report on MCI?

A

A: Priority, destination, ETA, transport unit, principle injury

19
Q

What can EMS do at the scene of a hazmat incident?

A

Identify Placard

20
Q

WOTF is a multiple casualty incident?

A

5 patients with 3 ambulance (overwhelming medical resources)

21
Q

Who is the best resource on identifying chemical at a HAZMAT incident?

A

Firefighters

22
Q

What does I.C. do?

A

Coordinate all emergency services