Soft tissue Flashcards
gastilo class
1- > 1cm 2- <1cm 3 all have severe contamination 3a- soft tissue coverage is adequate 3b-inadequate soft tissue coverage 3c- inadequate soft tissue coverage with vascular injury
which vertigo comes on faster
peripheral
which have type of vertigo have auditory findings
peripheral
causes of central vertigo
MS, infection, CVA, subclavian steal
red flags of vertigo
other neuro defs (gait), vertical nystagmus, hearing loss on the affected side, (age,-fib,htn) indications of CVA
history taking of vertigo
onset, duration and pattern, meds, associated auditory symptoms
TILE score
pelvic #
a- intact posterior arch
b-seperated posterior arch
c-splayed posterior arch
stages of wound healing
coagulation wound contraction fibrin collagen epithelialization
what type of soft tissue injuries requirement ABX
bites, foot, exposed tendon or joint, open #, through and through intraoral lac
5 P of compartment
pallor paresthesia paralysis pulslessness pain
complications of compartment syndrome
hyper K, rhado, myoglobinia, AKI, lattice acidosis
crush syndrome
systemic manifestation of crushed muscle tissue
nec fac
type 1 invasive group a strep (more common/severe)
type 2 polymicobial
signs of nec fac
gas pockets on x-ray, fever, hypernatremia, tachycardia,
azotemia
aki from disease or injury
3 zones of the neck
1 clavicle to cricoid cartilage
2 cricoid cartilage to angle of mandible
3 angle of mandible to base of skull
what CN control eye
3,4,6
1 pupil down and out
CN 3 lesion
1 pupil elevated above the other (double vision corrected with tilting head)
CN 4 lesion
1 eye rotated inwards
CN 6 lesion
lafort 1
float maxilla
lafort 2
plates and nose
lafort 3
floating face
Ludwigs angina
polymicrobial infection from ENT progressing to deep neck tissue
truisms can result from injury to what CN
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