Hemorrhage

Question 1

Disseminated intravascular coagulation

Answer 1

A grave coagulopathy that results from the overstimulation of the clotting and anti clotting processes in response to disease or injury

Question 2

Hemostasis

Answer 2

The cessation of bleeding by mechanical or chemical means or by substances that arrest the blood flow

Question 3

Pulse pressure

Answer 3

The difference between systemic and pulmonic pressure

Question 4

External hemorrhage

Answer 4

Results from soft tissue injury

Question 5

Internal hemorrhage

Answer 5

Result from a blunt or penetrating trauma and can also result from acute or chronic illnesses

Question 6

Clotting

Answer 6

Clotting of blood is the initial response of the body to hemorrhage

Question 7

Vascular system

Answer 7

Lined up with smooth low friction endothelial cells

Question 8

Distributive shock

Answer 8

Neurogenic shock
Anaphylactic shock
Septic shock

Question 9

Obstructive shock

Answer 9

Obstruction to blood flow

Major chest injury usually penetrating injury recent surgery or long bone fracture

Question 10

PASG mast pants

Answer 10

Contraindication
Pulmonary edema 
Cardiogenic shock 
Ruptured diaphragm 
Hemorrhage within the chest cavity 
Impaled objects in the abdomen
Advanced pregnancy 
Evisceration

Question 11

Hemorrhage goal

Answer 11

Rapid recognition of the event
Initiation of treatment
Prevention of additional injury
Rapid transport