Interventions for fractures Flashcards

1
Q

Where are we to support a fracture

A

Above and below a site

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2
Q

How are we to move the extremity

A

As little as possible

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3
Q

Which part of the bone should be immobilized

A

the adjacent and bone ends

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4
Q

Purpose of a splint

A

prevent fat emboli and muscle spasms

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5
Q

Fat emboli?

A

when fat blocks blood circulation

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6
Q

Generally, the cause of a fatty embolism

A

Trauma or a fracture

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7
Q

What do you do with an open fracture

A

Cover them, hopefully with something sterile

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8
Q

Most important assessment for a fracture

A

Neurovascular check

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9
Q

What does a neurovascular check consist of

A
Pulse
Color
Movement
Sensation
Capillary refill
Temperature
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