ABC Flashcards

1
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Any Trauma patient your priority is […]

A

ABC
Airway, Breathing, Circulation
Airway coms first 😵

من تشوفين تراما دوري على ABC اول و قبل كل شي !!
Pleaseee dont be fooled :)

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Securing airway post trauma / RTA in
- conscious patient: […]
- unconscious patient: […]
- face fracture: […]

A

🔹Oxygen mask
🔹Orotracheal Intubation « face laceration
🔹Cricothyrotomy (adults) / Tracheothyrotomy (pediatrics)

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Indications of intubation:

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  1. Unconsciousness
  2. GCS <8
  3. O2 sat <88%
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4
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In cases of pneumothorax ALWAYS choose needle decompression before intubation !

A

ABC 🥶

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5
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Vomiting causes
[…] metabolic derangement
Best management with […]

A

Metabolic alkalosis
Hypokalemic (🔻K) Hypochloremic (🔻Cl)
Tx: Normal saline

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Diarrhea causes
[…] metabolic derangement
Best management with […]

A

Metabolic acidosis
(🔻K & 🔻HCO3)
Tx: Ringer lactate

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7
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The algorithm for Feeding option choice:

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  1. GI function ❌ ABSENT = TPN
    ✅ PRESENT = enteral
  2. <4-6 wk » Aspiration risk 🔻: NGT
    Aspiration risk 🔺: NJT
  3. > 4-6 wk » Aspiration risk 🔻: gastrostomy
    Aspiration risk 🔺: jejunostomy
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A case of basal ganglia stroke with difficulty swallowing and absent gag reflex. History of weight loss. How to provide nutrition?
[…]

A

Jejunostomy
“Chronic 🗝️keys: stroke, wt loss”

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9
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A case of basal ganglia bleed and dec gag reflex. Most appropriate way to initiate nutrition:
[…]

A

NJT
“Acute 🗝️Keys: bleed, initiate”

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10
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Case of anterior thigh deep laceration with heavy bleeding and unstable patient. Best next step in management:
A. Direct pressure on the wound
B. Pressure above the wound on femoral a
C. Apply tourniquet

A

Direct pressure on the wound

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11
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Open scalp wound management:

A

Primary closure (within 24 hrs window)

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Injury reached tendons & nerves wound management:

A

Primary repair of injured structures indicated

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13
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Exposed necrotic tissue / bed sores wound management:

A

Debridement & secondary closure

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14
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Postoperative infected wound after debridement is an indication of […] regarding wound management

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Vacuum-assisted closure (VAC)

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15
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Blood transfusion is associated with what electrolyte disturbance?

A

HypoCa

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16
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Which imaging modality used to clear cervical spine?

A

CT scan

17
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Best way to evaluate true insertion of orotracheal tube is […]

A

CO2 monitor

18
Q

HR of 140
What class of hypovolemic shock?

A

3

1: HR <100
2: HR 100-120
3: HR 120-140
4: HR >140

19
Q

Which of the following indicates compensated shock?

A. Dry mucus membrane
B. Rigid skin
C. Pale and cold skin
D. Warm and red skin

A

Pale and cold skin

20
Q

[…] is the IV fluid of choice for burn patient
Calculated requirement by the equation […]

A

Ringer Lactate
4 x TBSA% x weight

🔸TBSA%
🧑🏻‍🦲: 9
💪🏻: 9
🦵🏼: 18
👤: neck 1
🫂 front 18 back 18

21
Q

In the resuscitation of burn patient […] reflect a good resuscitation

A

Urine output of 0.6 ml/kg/h

22
Q

In Burn patient initial management include […] even before water irrigation

A

Powder sweeping

23
Q

Circumferential burn

A

Escharotomy