Chapter 15-Trauma Flashcards

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relief of pain

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Analgesic

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2
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a drug or treatment that reduces or relieves fever

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Antipyretic

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3
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a substance that inhibits the growth of microorganisms

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Antiseptic

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4
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the prevention of disease

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Prophylaxis

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5
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inflammation of a tendon

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Tendinitis

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6
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carrier of infectious agent of disease from one person to another (usually insects)

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Vector

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7
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a sensation or phenomenon that signals the onset of

an epileptic seizure or a migraine

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Aura

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overly dramatic & the theatrical mannerism; have a conscious & unconscious pervasive need to be the center of attention

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Histrionic

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any of several disorders that frequently interfere w. sleep, occurring specially among children & including sleepwalking, nigh terrors, & bed-wetting

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Parasomnias

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10
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process of wearing down or rubbing away by means of

friction

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Abrasion

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separation of a body art by tearing

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Avulsion

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12
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instrument or chemical that destroys tissue, as a therapeutic
measure

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instrument or chemical that destroys tissue, as a therapeutic
measure

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13
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remove foreign material or dead tissue in a wound

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Debride

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14
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the science concerned w. people & their work; it explores
mechanical principles enhancing efficiency & well-being in the work environment

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Ergonomic

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15
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abduction beyond normal limits by to draw away
from midline of the boy or from an adjacent part
or limb

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Hyperabduction

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16
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unusually high body temperature

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Hyperthermia

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17
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a jagged wound or cut

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Laceration

18
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results when a pointed or sharp foreign object penetrates the soft tissue
tetanus required, needle sticks

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puncture wound

19
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results when a sharp object cuts the skin & possibly underlying soft tissue

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laceration

20
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3 types of burns based on depth
percentage determined by Rule of Nines
first-degree = superficial = redness
second-degree = partial-thickness = blisters
third-degree = full-thickness = into adipose, fascia, muscle
tx–cool water, do not use ice

21
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heat stroke  (over 105 degrees)
heat exhaustion (normal or subnormal)
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Hyperthermia

22
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eneralized severe 
cooling (below 95)
sx–shivering, fatigue, 
disorientation
etio –wind, cold, cold 
water
A

Hypothermia

23
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ace, fingers, toes, ears
skin becomes white
little pain
etio–cold air, water, objects
ice crystals form in between 
cells of skin
24
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may be local or systemic, if systemic, then itching (hands, soles), if allergic, then edema, dyspnea, shock,
unconsciousness

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Insect Bites

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= tick-borne disease, systemic infection etio–wood tick, feces of infected ticks sx–fever, malaise, rash, vasculitis dx–difficult to make, blood test shows + complement fixation reaction
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
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acute or chronic sx–cycle of chills, fever, sweats signs–enlarged spleen, enlarged liver, anemia; often recurs etio–protozoan, transmitted by mosquito bite, blood transfusion, IV
Malaria
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sx–bite, teeth marks, bruising, puncture etio–domestic animals, wild animals, human dx–hx and exam
Animal Bites
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sx–bite, burning pain, swelling coral snakes leave chew-type small teeth marks poisoning takes 1 to 2 days to develop dx–hx and exam tx–clean with soap and water; remove rings; immobilize, below heart
Snake Bites
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``` =repetitive motion trauma = overuse syndrome includes: carpal tunnel syndrome tennis elbow trigger finger thoracic outlet syndrome tendinitis ```
Cumulative Trauma
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tendonsin the tunnel become inflamed from repetitive overuseseen in certain occupations dx–Tinel sign and Phalen test tx–physical therapy, cessation of repetitive motion, anti-inflammatories, surgery as indicated
Carpal tunnel syndrome
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pain in outer aspect of elbow with weakness, also known as lateral humeral epicondylitis
tennis elbow
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knot on flexor tendon of index finger
trigger finger
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compression of brachial plexus nerves
thoracic outlet syndrome
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along route of any tendon
tendinitis
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bruises with telltale appearances (finger marks, imprints, burns) sx–include withdrawal, avoiding eye contact, protects abuser (prevention is best)
child abuse
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bruising, fx, malnutrition, difficult to dx, complex situation
elder abuse
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usually children are the victims who often turn anger | and rage inward (anorexia, bulimia, suicide)
psychological or emotional abuse:
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causes intracerebral bleeding with resulting closed head injury may lose consciousness etio–blood vessels rupture causing bleeding, may lead to death dx–subdural hematoma, cerebral edema, retinal hemorrhage tx–control bleeding and edema
Shaken Baby Syndrome
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often female, bruising, avoids eye contact
battered spouse syndrome
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any form of nonconsensual sexual activity
sexual abuse
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symptoms vary; rape crisis center assistance available in | most communities
rape