Injury, Trauma And Classification Of Diseases Flashcards

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Topographical

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By body region or system

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Anatomical

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By organ or tissue

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3
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Physiological

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By function or affect

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4
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What does ICD stand for?

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International classification of diseases

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5
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When was the WHO set up?

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1948

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What does the ICD help with?

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To provide a common language through all healthcare. It keeps data standard and consistent throughout the world. It help us to keep track of statistics and and discover new treatments.

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7
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What are the three classification systems?

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Topographical, anatomical, physiological

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8
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What is an injury?

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Damage to the body cause by external force

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9
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What is a trauma?

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An injury that has the potential to cause disability or death

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10
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What is Ischaemia?

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The lack of blood flowing in an area of the body. Could be because of blood loss from a wound or a blockage.

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11
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Does a MRI use radiation?

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No it uses magnets and radio waves

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12
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Positives for MRIs

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No radiation
Non invasive
Shows hard and soft tissues
Good contrasts between tissues
Provides high resolution images

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13
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What type of radiation is in an x-ray?

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Ionising radiation

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