S1: Prehospital Care - Bomb, Blast, And Crush Injuries Flashcards

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What is a primary injury?

A

Direct efficacy of blast wave overpressure on tissue

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2
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What is a secondary blast injury?

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Collateral damage feom flying objects and shrapnel

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3
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What is a tertiary blast injury?

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Results from the victime being propelled through the air and striking stationay objects

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4
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What is a quaternary blast injury?

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a result of burns, smoke inhalation, or chemical agent release

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5
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What is spalling?

A

the displacemebt and fragmentation of a dense medium into a less dense medium

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6
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What is shearing?

A

Sometimes called as inertia
A stress caused by the blast wave travelling through different tissue densities at different velocities.

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7
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What is an implosion?

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Opposite of spalling
Less dense material is displaced into denser material

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8
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What is the most commom fatal primary blast injury?

A

Pulmonary barotrauma

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9
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What is the most serious complication of crush injury?

A

Renal failure

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10
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What is the normal compartment pressure?

A

<10mmhg

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11
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At what pressures does the muscle ischemia, irreversible nerve damage and muscle damage occur?

A

> 30mmhg

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12
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What are the 5ps of compartment syndrome?

A

Pain
Paresethesia
Passive stretch
Pressure
Pulselessness

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