Review

Question 1

How many goals of JTTS?

Answer 1

6

Question 2

Establish and maintain a trauma outcomes database to analyze and evaluate clinical
decision-making and measure subsequent outcomes for improving treatment
modalities.

Answer 2

One of the goals of JTTS

Question 3

Triage, what should not be considered?

Answer 3

Finality, continue to treat

Question 4

5 principles of triage

Answer 4

Degree of life threat posed by the injuries sustained
Injury severity
Salvageability
Resources
Time, distance, and environment

Question 5

How do you choose CCP?

Answer 5

(a) Proximity to patients
(b) Proximity to vehicular access.
(c) Proximity to HLZ
(d) Geography, safety “geographic triage.”

Question 6

Examples of immediate?

Answer 6

Massive hemorrhage
Shock
Anything needs to be treated within 2 hours
Tension pnuemo

Question 7

Delayed?

Answer 7

Without shock

No compromised airway

Question 8

Expectant burns?

Answer 8

> 85%

Question 9

Primary triage?

Answer 9

Quick categorizing
Break down to smaller groups
Stop massive hemorrhage

Question 10

Secondary triage?

Answer 10

Reevaluation

Question 11

Tertiary triage?

Answer 11

Continue management

Question 12

Any patient with UXO?

Answer 12

Segregate and treat last

Question 13

Combat stress patient categories?

Answer 13

Light

Heavy

Question 14

Heavy stress patient return to duty?

Answer 14

3 days

Question 15

BICEPS stands for?

Answer 15

Brief
Immediate
Central
Expectant (affirmation)
Proximal
Simple

Question 16

Tactical field care vs concealment

Answer 16

look up

Question 17

Tacevac is umbrella term for?

Answer 17

MEDEVAC

CASEVAC

Question 18

4 choices for CCP choosing?

Answer 18

(a) Proximity to patients
(b) Proximity to vehicular access.
(c) Proximity to HLZ
(d) Geography, safety “geographic triage.”

Question 19

Ech 1

Answer 19

Us, SOCOMs, CLS

Question 20

Ech 2

Answer 20

CRTS (LHD, LHA, CVN) - Casualty receiving treatment ships

Med bat
Shock trauma (no
FRSS ( Forward deployed surgical suite - attached to med bat)

Question 21

Ech 3

Answer 21

Fleet hospital, hospital ships (HIGHEST level of care in COMBAT zone)

Question 22

FRSS stands for?

Answer 22

Forward deployed surgical suite

Question 23

Definitive care OCONUS?

Answer 23

Ech 4

Question 24

Rehab care CONUS?

Answer 24

Ech 5

Question 25

Aeromedical ?

Answer 25

Fixed wing aircraft (intra theater to intra theater)

Question 26

Standard, stokes, sked, improvised?

Answer 26

Different litters

Question 27

Liter carry for patients?

Answer 27

Feet first unless up hill

Question 28

MEDEVAC priorities? (UPR)

Answer 28

Urgent - 2 hours Priority - 4 hours Routine - 24 hours

Question 29

9 line needs Also?

Answer 29

A MIST report

Question 30

Medium energy example?

Answer 30

9mm, 357, 45

Question 31

High energy example?

Answer 31

.44, .50

Question 32

Secondary blast?

Answer 32

Fragments

Question 33

Tertiary blast?

Answer 33

You are blown to a wall

Question 34

Quartenary blast?

Answer 34

Burns

Question 35

Approved tourniquets?

Answer 35

Cat Softt EMT

Question 36

pressure dressing

Answer 36

Combat gauze Chito/celox Xstat

Question 37

What is FDA APPROVED

Answer 37

Xstat

Question 38

What does combat gauze have

Answer 38

khaloin

Question 39

Celox/chito is?

Answer 39

muco adhesive

Question 40

Application of tourniquets?

Answer 40

2-3 inches above or high and tight if can't see

Question 41

Junctional

Answer 41

JETT Sam CRoC

Question 42

What is in cello/chito?

Answer 42

chotosan, a mucoadhesive, it functions independent of | the coagulation cascade

Question 43

What is best for Best for deep narrow tract Junctional wounds?

Answer 43

Xstat

Question 44

What is sellick;s maneuver for?

Answer 44

Prevention of gastric aspiration applying gentle posterior pressure to the patient's cricoid cartilage

Question 45

What is BRUP method?

Answer 45

Key identification of the larynx for ease of intubation

Question 46

Advantages of npa?

Answer 46

ease and rapid, comfort

Question 47

contraindication for npa?

Answer 47

Suspected basilar skull fracture

Question 48

Igel advantage

Answer 48

gel cuffed (specifically for medievac)

Question 49

Igel size 5?

Answer 49

>200 lbs

Question 50

ET tube indications?

Answer 50

cardiac arrest

Question 51

ET contraindications?

Answer 51

Epiglottitis Obstructions Lack of training

Question 52

Complications of ET?

Answer 52

Conversion of a cervical spine injury without neurologic deficit to one with neurologic deficit

Question 53

Combitube complications?

Answer 53

Combitube™ includes an increased incidence of sore throat, dysphagia and upper airway hematoma when compared to endotracheal intubation and LMA

Question 54

LTA stands for?

Answer 54

Laryngeal tube airway

Question 55

Emergency definitive airway?

Answer 55

Cric

Question 56

Why not to give Cric?

Answer 56

Laryngeal disease or trauma

Question 57

TXA is given no later than how many hours?

Answer 57

3 hours

Question 58

2 biggest predictors of poor outcome with head trauma?

Answer 58

ICP > 20 | BP < 90

Question 59

FAST exam for évaluation of?

Answer 59

Pneumothorax - sep of pleural lining

Question 60

retrograde urethrogram

Answer 60

Used for signs of urethral injury from pelvic fracture

Question 61

AMPLE history happens when?

Answer 61

Between primary and secondary

Question 62

ABCDE of PHTLS?

Answer 62

``` Airway Breathing Circulation Deformities Exposure ```

Question 63

When trauma naked what are you concerned with at the end of the MARCH algorithm?

Answer 63

Hypothermia, TREAT THE PATIENT

Question 64

arrhythmia from hypothermia?

Answer 64

Osborne waves