environmental exposure Flashcards

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Heatstroke is defined as?

A

hyperthermia usually greater than 40 C associated with severe CNS dysfunction and anhidrosis.

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What is the best management to reduce core temp with any type of hyperthermia?

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get all their clothes off and cooling blankets

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What are my rewarming strategies with mild, moderate, and severe hypothermia?

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mild: take all wet clothes off, dry, blankets
moderate: blankets, warmer, maybe IV fluids
severe: iv fluids, more invasive warming

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three effects/complications to always keep in mind when dealing with snake bites?

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compartment syndrome, coagulopathy, and neurotoxic.

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5
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What is the parkland formula for fluid resuscitaiton in burn patietns?

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BW in kg * TBSA that is burned * ml per kg

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6
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What to give for cyanide posioning?

A

hydroxocobalamin

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7
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What is normal urine output for adults and peds?

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.5 ml per kg per hour

1.2 ml per kg per hour

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best image choice for peforated viscus?

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CT is best, but unstable patietns will get x ray

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9
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3 things for treatment of perforation?

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resuscitaiton, antibiotics and surery asap

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