Bleeding and Soft Tissues Injuries Flashcards

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1
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Hematoma

A

bleeding under the skin due to trauma

black or blue color

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2
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Hematemesis

A

Vomiting blood

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3
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Signs and Symptoms of Internal Bleeding

A

Bruising
Hematoma
Hematesis
Fractured Bones

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4
Q

Spurting, bright red blood comes from?

A

Arteries

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5
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Steady Flow of dark red blood comes from?

A

Veins

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6
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Slow oozing dark red blood comes from?

A

Capillaries

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7
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How much blood can be lost from a femur fracture?

A

a Liter

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8
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First step to controlling External Hemorrhage

A

Apply direct pressure w/ sterile dressing

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9
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Second step to controlling external hemorrhage

A

Apply a tourniquet

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10
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Epistaxis

A

Nose Bleed

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11
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What may be an indication of a skull fracture?

A

bloody nose

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12
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3 Types of soft tissue injuries

A

Open
Closed
Burn

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13
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Abrasion

A

scrape to the skin due to surface friction

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14
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Laceration

A

Jagged cut

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15
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Penetrating Wound

A

Puncture wound

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16
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Incision

A

sharp, clean cut

17
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Avulsion

A

flap of skin torn partially or completely loose

18
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Crush Injury

A

Blunt force, open or closed

19
Q

Management of Soft Tissue Inuries

A

Same as external bleeding

20
Q

Types of Closed injuries

A

Contusion
Hematoma
Crush injury

21
Q

RICES

A
Rest
Ice
Compress
Elevate
Splint
22
Q

Compartment Syndrome

A

Caused by compression of nerves, blood vessels, and muscle in a closed space within the body

23
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Evisceration

A

Open abdominal injury w/ external organs protruding

24
Q

How to treat an evisceration

A

Cover with moist sterile dressing

25
Q

When should you move impaled objects?

A

if it creates an airway obstruction or prevents from adequate CPR

26
Q

How do you treat open neck wound injuries?

A

cover with an occlusive dressing to prevent air embolism

27
Q

5 Basic Interventions for Bleeding and symptoms of Shock

A
Direct pressure
High Flow oxygen
Place patient supine
Prevent heat loss
High priority transport