Ch. 12 Trauma MGMT Flashcards

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Newton’s Three Laws

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1) inertia, 2) F=MA, 3) “for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction

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Predictable Patterns of Head-On Collisions. Two subgroups with three patterns.

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Up and Over
1) chest 2) head 3) pelvis
Down and Under
1) femur 2) pelvis 3) ABD

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Predictable Injuries of Head-On Collisions. Two subgroups with four/three patterns.

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Up and Over
1) pneumo 2) aortic arch tear 3) cervical 4) head
Down and Under
1) pelvis/femur(blood loss) 2) liver 3) spleen

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4
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Predictable Injuries of Rear-end Collisions. 5 types:

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1) C2 2) thoracic&lumbar spine fx 3) femur 4) lower extremity fx 5) 2nd impact injuries

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Predictable Injuries of T-bone collisions 7 types:

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severe internal injuries i.e. pelvic fx, femur, liver/spleen, head, chest/flail segments, cardiac tamponade, hemo/pneumo

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Rollover Accidents 5 types:

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axial loading, head, cervical, internal, ejection from vehicle

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Motorcycle Accidents. What type? What predictable injuries?

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[up and over] 1) chest 2) head 3) pelvis

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Motorcycle Accidents.

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helmet vs no helmet

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Agricultural Accidents considerations. 4.

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1) delay in access and extraction 2) crush injuries due to heavy equipment 3) high rollover probability caused by high center of gravity 4) possible HAZMAT involvement

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10
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Vertical deceleration. Children consideration.

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head heavy, look for impact to head

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Vertical deceleration. Adult injuries

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fractures to feet/legs; axial loading, vertical deceleration of organs, Colles’ fractures of wrists

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