Chapter 35 Vocab Flashcards

1
Q

Abrasion

A

open injury that results from the skin being removed by friction

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2
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Amputation

A

removal of a body part

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3
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Arterial bleeding

A

red, spurting blood from an injury to an artery

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4
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Avulsion

A

injury in which a flap of skin and possible muscle have been torn away to some degree

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5
Q

Bandage

A

material used to hold a dressing in place

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6
Q

Capillary bleeding

A

slow-oozing bright or dark red blood

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7
Q

Chemical burns

A

tissue injury as result from exposure to strong acidic or alkali substance

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8
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Closed soft-tissue injury

A

injury to soft tissues where skin remains intact

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9
Q

Coagulation necrosis

A

destruction of skin that makes skin thicker, from exposure to strong acids

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10
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Compartment syndrome

A

where swelling within the fascia around a muscle increases pressure that cuts off circulation, causing ischemia

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11
Q

Contact burns

A

burns from where skin touches a hot surface

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12
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Contusion

A

closed tissue injury where vessels are damaged, aka, bruise

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13
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Crush injuries

A

injury caused by tremendous pressure

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14
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Direct pressure

A

used to control bleeding by pressing on it

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15
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Dressing

A

material that is put on an open injury to control bleeding and promote healing

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16
Q

Electrical burns

A

tissue damage caused by electric currents passing through them

17
Q

Epidermis

A

the outermost layer of the skin

18
Q

Eschar

A

burned tissue with no elasticity, looks leathery

19
Q

External bleeding

A

bleeding that is outside of the body

20
Q

Flame burns

A

tissue damage caused by direct contact with fire

21
Q

Flash burns

A

tissue damage from heat and flame that ignites and burns very rapidly

22
Q

Full-thickness burns

A

aka, 3rd degree burn, that destroys all layers of the skin

23
Q

Gas burns

A

tissue and airway tissue damage from hot gases

24
Q

Hematoma

A

collection of blood in the tissue causing swelling

25
Q

Hemostatic Agents

A

substances that promote clotting process when applied to bleeding injury

26
Q

Impaled object

A

object that penetrates the tissues and remains partly embedded

27
Q

Lacerations

A

open injuries to skin as result from cutting or tearing

28
Q

Linear laceration

A

injury where tissues are seperated in a straight line, like from knife

29
Q

Liquefaction necrosis

A

breakdown of tissues to liquid form as result from strong alkali substances

30
Q

Open injury

A

injury where integrity of skin is breached

31
Q

Parkland formula

A

calculation used to determine how much fluid a severe burn pt should get in 24 hours

32
Q

Partial amputation

A

when a body part has been partially separated from the body

33
Q

Partial-thickness burns

A

2nd degree burns, that involved the epidermis and dermis

34
Q

Pressure dressing

A

dressing tightly applied above dressings used to control bleeding

35
Q

Puncture/penetration injury

A

injury that occurs from objects being forced into the tissues

36
Q

Rule of nines

A

method that assigns multiples of 9’s to body regions to determine the amount of body surface affected by burn