Other Related Injuries/Conditions

Question 1

anxiety-induced stress; asthma

Answer 1

Hyperventilation MOI

Question 2

difficulty breathing;
panic state;
gasping;
wheezing

Answer 2

Hyperventilation S/S

Question 3

decrease the rate of carbon dioxide loss

Answer 3

Hyperventilation TX

Question 4

vertical and horizontal movement;
direct blow

Answer 4

Breast Injury MOI

Question 5

bruising;
stretch of the Cooper’s ligament, which may cause premature sagging of the breast

Answer 5

Breast Injury S/S

Question 6

wear well designed bra that has minimal elasticity and allows little vertical or horizontal movement, as well as appropriate protective padding

Answer 6

Breast Injury TX

Question 7

Indigestion

Answer 7

Dyspepsia DEF

Question 8

Emotional stress
esophageal & stomach spasms
inflammation of the mucous lining of the esophagus & stomach

Answer 8

Dyspepsia MOI

Question 9

Nausea
Flatulence (gas)
increased secretion of hydrochloric acid

Answer 9

Dyspepsia MOI

Question 10

eliminate irritating foods
regular eating habits
refer to MD if worse

Answer 10

Dyspepsia TX

Question 11

acids secreted in the stomach destroy the mucous lining of the stomach or small intestine;
severe anxiety

Answer 11

Peptic Ulcer MOI

Question 12

gnawing pain;
dyspepsia;
heartburn;
nausea;
vomiting

Answer 12

Peptic Ulcer S/S

Question 13

antacids;
altering the diet

Answer 13

Peptic Ulcer TX

Question 14

a condition occurs when there is a reflux or backward flow of the acidic gastric contents into the esophagus

Answer 14

Gastroesophageal Reflux DEF

Question 15

malfunction of the lower esophageal sphincter;
hiatal hernia

Answer 15

Gastroesophageal Reflux MOI

Question 16

heartburn retrosternal pain;
burning feeling;
sour liquid taste;
difficulty swallowing

Answer 16

Gastroesophageal Reflux

Question 17

Medication
Refer to MD

Answer 17

Gastroesophageal Reflux TX