Chapter 19 Emergent Ultrasound Procedures Flashcards

1
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Used to sample intraperitoneal space for evidence of damage to viscera and blood vessels

A

Peritoneal lavage

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2
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Limited examination of abdomen/pelvis to evaluate free fluid/pericardial fluid

A

FAST scan

Focus
Assessment with
Sonography for
Trauma

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3
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FAST scan, where do they look?

A
  • perihepatic(Morrison’s pouch)
  • perisplenic(splenorenal recess)
  • parabolic gutters
  • cul de sac
  • pericardium
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4
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FAST exam takes ____ minutes

A

4 minutes

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5
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Bloody fluid In abdomen

A

Hemoperitoneum

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6
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Most common areas for fluid/blood to collect:

A

Subhepatic space and pelvis

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7
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Hematomas and localized lacerations initially appear:

A

Hypoechoic, low-level echoes

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8
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Hematomas and localized lacerations appear _____ as blood begins to coagulate

A

Echogenic

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9
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Hematomas and localized lacerations over time appear:

A

Anechoic due to hemolysis(destruction of RBC)

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10
Q

Epigastric pain radiating to the back is consistent with:

A

Pancreatitis

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11
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Pancreatitis will initially have elevated _____

A

Amylase

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12
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Pancreatitis will later have elevated ___

A

Lipase

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13
Q

Pancreatitis sonographically:

A

Irregular borders, increased vascularity, Normal to edematous hypoechoic texture

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14
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Abdominal/chest pain radiating to the back is consistent with:

A

Aortic aneurysm/dissection

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15
Q

Sonographic findings for aortic aneurysms/dissection:

A
  • false lumen
  • intimal flap
  • most are ascending
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16
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With aortic aneurysms/dissection, you must document the location of aneurysm to renal veins/arteries because:

A

This determines treatment

17
Q

aortic aneurysms/dissection clinical signs:

A

Syncope
Hypotension
Abdominal/chest pain radiating to back

18
Q

Most common cause of abdominal aortic dissection:

A

Hypertension(70-90%)

19
Q

cause of abdominal aortic dissection: 16% of the time

A

Marfan syndrome

20
Q

Urolithiasis: hematuria presents in ____% of cases

A

85%

21
Q

Scrotal rupture sonographic findings:

A
  • scrotal wall thickening
  • interruption of outer layer(tunica albuginea
  • irregular contour
22
Q

4-6 hours after testicular torsion, testis appear:

A

Swollen and hypoechoic

23
Q

24 hours after testicular torsion, testis appear:

A

Heterogeneous due to hemorrhage