61. Traumas and their consequences Flashcards
1
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Forms of trauma
A
- Open wound/covered lesion
- Superficial or deep
2
Q
Causes of trauma
A
- Force, high sudden pressure
- Tension (stretching)
- Torsion
- Penetration into tissues
- Explosion
- Ultrasound
3
Q
Consequences of trauma are dependent on…
A
- Causing agent
- Strength of conjunction
- Types of organ or tissue
- Soft tissues
- Bones, head
4
Q
Forms of wound (vulnus) on soft tissues
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- Abrasion
- Contusion
- Laceration
- Incision/cut
- Puncture
- Bite
- Surgical wound
5
Q
Forms of wound (vulnus) in the body
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- Bleeding
- Split
- Perforation
- Trituration
- Compression
6
Q
Local effects of trauma
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- Lesions
- Tissue damage
- Port of entry
7
Q
General effects of trauma
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- General effect of a local infection
- Blood loss
- Functional disturbances (fracture/luxations)
- Embolism (fat/bone marrow)
- Traumatic shock
8
Q
Lesion types in the tissue
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- Microscopical
- Fibrillary ruptures
- Macroscopical
- Ruptures
- Fractures
- Luxation
- Fissure
- Concussion
9
Q
Which animals are more susceptible to:
- Fracture
- Rupture
- Luxation
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- Sick animals
- Bad conditions
- Dietical problems
10
Q
Fracture
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- Open/covered
- usually need by trauma
- cahectic animal –> not big trauma needed