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EM & Surg quick associations Flashcards

1
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Burn with pain, erythema, No blisters, intact capillary refill

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1st degree - superficial, only epidermis

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Burn with pain and erythema, blisters, intact capillary refill

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2nd degree - superficial partial-thickness; epidermis and partial thickness of dermis

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3
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Burn with pain, erythema, blisters, does not blanch with pressure

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2nd degree - deep partial thickness; epidermis and partial thickness of dermis

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4
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Burn that is painless, White and/or charred, does not blanch with pressure

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3rd degree, full thickness - possibly deeper tissues involved

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5
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Burning associated with electric shock

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4th degree - involves muscle and bone

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6
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Acetaminophen overdose/toxicity

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N-acetylcysteine

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7
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B-blocker overdose/toxicity

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Glucagon

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8
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Anticholinergic overdose/toxicity (atropine, benadryl)

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physostigmine

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9
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Digoxin overdose/toxicity

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Digoxin Ab fragments

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10
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Heparin overdose/toxicity

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protamine sulfate

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11
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Isoniazid overdose/toxicity

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Vit B6

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12
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Sulfonylurea overdose/toxicity

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Octreotide + dextrose

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13
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TCA overdose/toxicity

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Sodium bicarb and diazepam

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14
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Aspirin overdose/toxicity

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sodium bicarb

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15
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Warfarin overdose/toxicity

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Vit K, FFP

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16
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Methanol overdose/toxicity

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Sodium bicarb

Fomepizole

17
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Ethylene glycol overdose/toxicity

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Sodium bicarb

Fomepizole

18
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Organophosphate poisoning

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Atropine

Pralidoxime

19
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Iron poisoning

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deferoxamine

20
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Lead poisoning

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Peds 45-69 mcg/dL - succimer
Peds>70 mcg/dL - dimercaprol and calcium disodium edetate

Adults - succimer

21
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renal insufficiency, tremor, AMS after eating large quantity of sword fish

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Mercury poisoning

Dimercaprol

22
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Arsenic poisoning

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dimercaprol, succimer, or penicillamine

23
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Copper poisoning

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penicillamine

Wilson dz, homeopathic medicine, blue color to skin

24
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Cyanide poisoning

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Sodium thiosulfate
hydroxocobalamin
Amyl nitrite and sodium nitrite

25
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Carbon monoxide poisoning

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100% oxygen, hyperbaric oxygen therapy

26
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Pelvic fracture + DPL shows blood in pelvis

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Emergent laparotomy

27
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Pelvic fracture + DPL urine in the pelvis

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Urgent laparotomy

28
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Pelvic fracture + DPL shows nothing + hemodynamic instability

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Angiography Plus embolization

29
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Blunt abdominal trauma + unstable V/S + FAST shows fluid in pelvis

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Emergent laparotomy

30
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Blunt abdominal trauma + unstable V/S + Fast shows no fluid in pelvis

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Angiography plus embolization

31
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Blunt abdominal trauma + unstable V/S + FAST inconclusive

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DPL

32
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Blunt abdominal trauma + stable V/S

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CT abd/pelvis

33
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Abdominal stab wound + hypotension or signs of peritonitis

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Emergent laparotomy

34
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tPA antidote

A

aminocaproic acid

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