Didactics 2 Flashcards

1
Q

etomidate s/e

A

adrenal insuf

probably not for sepsis

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2
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ketamine s/e

A

larygnospasam
inc ICP

maybe not awesome for head injury

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3
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succinylcholine s/e

A

hyperK
malignant hyperthermian

bad in burns, crush injuries, muscular injury

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4
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Sugammadex

A

rocuronium reversal agent

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5
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Tension Pneumothorax rx

A

treatment is a needle decompression using 14-16 gauge long angiocath inserted at midclavicular line in the second intercostal space, over the rib to avoid the neurovascular bundle

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6
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The “D” for disability represents a quick check to assess neurologic status. You can quickly assess mental status via the AVPU scale

A
  • Alert – a fully awake patient.
  • Voice – responds (verbal, motor, with eyes) when verbally addressed
  • Pain – response with pain stimulus
  • Unresponsive – no Eye, Voice or Motor response to voice or painful stimuli.
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7
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Hemorrhagic shock class
normal to low BP
A

class 2

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8
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Hemorrhagic shock usually first finding

A

Narrowed Pulse Pressure- class 2

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9
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Glascow Coma Score (GCS) is part of what abc?

A

disability

evaluates mental status via assessment of eye opening, motor response, verbal response.

scores between 3-15

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10
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Disability assessment

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wiggle finger, wiggle toe to command

following commands to responsive

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11
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Motor/ Strength Grading

A

0: Total paralysis
1: Palpable/visible contraction
2: FROM w/gravity eliminated
3: FROM against gravity
4: FROM, less than normal strength
5: Normal strength

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12
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what eye muscle tends to get entrapped in orbital floor fx

A

inferior rectus

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13
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In order to clear the cervical spine and remove the patient’s collar, they must have the following findings

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Alert, not intoxicated
Absence of neck pain
Absence of midline neck tenderness
Absence of distracting injury
Absence of sensory or motor complaint
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14
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Neck zone 1

A

sternal notch to circhoid

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15
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Neck zone 2

A

crichoid to angle

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16
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Neck zone 3

A

ANGLE TO SKULL BASE

17
Q

hard neck sign rx

A

pretty bad injury, needs OR quickly

hard signs are related to vasculature-
pulsitile bleed
hemotoma
hypotension

18
Q

soft neck signs

A

s/s that can be worked up prior to OR

stridor
sub q emphysema
hoarseness

19
Q

1 solid organ hurt in blunt ab injury

A

spleen

20
Q

National Emergency X-Radiography Utilization Study (NEXUS) low-risk criteria

A

Cervical spine radiography is indicated for patients with neck trauma unless they meet ALL of the following criteria:

  • No posterior midline cervical-spine tenderness
  • No evidence of intoxication
  • A normal level of alertness (GCS 15)
  • No focal neurologic deficit
  • No painful distracting injuries