Pedemonte Flashcards
looks like milk, last 5 mins, good for cardioversion or relocation
propofol
disadvantages -> resp depression and poor analgesi
what are the 5 prophylaxis principles
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
what medx do we use to treat hyperthermia
dantrolene sodium
What are the 5 places you can hemorrhage
chest abdomen retroperitoneal thighs street
what is a chance fracture
most commonly its the seatbelt going through the thoracolumbar junction and its a complete break through and just watch our for ischemic problems
what type of tube thoracostomy are you going to use?
36 fr or >
where does aortic disruption usually occur?
@ ligamentum arteriosum and due to rapid deceleration
what are the 3 nerve areas you want to avoid with pressure for prolonged periods of time
brachial plexus, ulnar/radial nerves, peroneal and tibial nerves
if i have a 1st rib or scapular fracture what should you yo?
look for other injuries
what 3 areas you want to look for ulcers?
occiput, sacram, heels
how you going to treat a retrobulbar hematoma?
lateral canthotomy
what does SCIWORA stand for?
spinal chorad injury w/o obvious abnormality
what are the 4 rules for lytes
1.replace blood with blood
2. rescucitate with isotonic or colloid
3.
4.
80% of trauma deaths occur when?
in the first hour
whats the fatal triad?
hypothermia, coagulopathy and acidosis