Chapter 15-Trauma Flashcards

1
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relief of pain

A

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

A

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

A

Aura

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8
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overly dramatic & the theatrical mannerism; have a conscious & unconscious pervasive need to be the center of attention

A

Histrionic

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9
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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
Q

process of wearing down or rubbing away by means of

friction

A

Abrasion

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11
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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

A

Debride

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14
Q

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

A

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

A

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

A

Laceration

18
Q

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

A

puncture wound

19
Q

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

A

laceration

20
Q

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

A

burns

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

Hyperthermia

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

Hypothermia

23
Q
ace, fingers, toes, ears
skin becomes white
little pain
etio–cold air, water, objects
ice crystals form in between 
cells of skin
A

Frostbite

24
Q

may be local or systemic, if systemic, then itching (hands, soles), if allergic, then edema, dyspnea, shock,
unconsciousness

A

Insect Bites

25
Q

= 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

A

Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever

26
Q

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

A

Malaria

27
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sx–bite, teeth marks, bruising, puncture
etio–domestic animals, wild animals, human
dx–hx and exam

A

Animal Bites

28
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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

A

Snake Bites

29
Q
=repetitive motion trauma = overuse syndrome
includes:
carpal tunnel syndrome
tennis elbow
trigger finger
thoracic outlet syndrome
tendinitis
A

Cumulative Trauma

30
Q

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

A

Carpal tunnel syndrome

31
Q

pain in outer aspect of elbow with weakness, also known as lateral humeral epicondylitis

A

tennis elbow

32
Q

knot on flexor tendon of index finger

A

trigger finger

33
Q

compression of brachial plexus nerves

A

thoracic outlet syndrome

34
Q

along route of any tendon

A

tendinitis

35
Q

bruises with telltale appearances (finger marks, imprints, burns)
sx–include withdrawal, avoiding eye contact, protects abuser (prevention is best)

A

child abuse

36
Q

bruising, fx, malnutrition, difficult to dx, complex situation

A

elder abuse

37
Q

usually children are the victims who often turn anger

and rage inward (anorexia, bulimia, suicide)

A

psychological or emotional abuse:

38
Q

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

A

Shaken Baby Syndrome

39
Q

often female, bruising, avoids eye contact

A

battered spouse syndrome

40
Q

any form of nonconsensual sexual activity

A

sexual abuse

41
Q

symptoms vary; rape crisis center assistance available in

most communities

A

rape