Trauma Flashcards by Rachel Wheeler

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Musculoskeletal system mass

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where is soft tissue found

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articulations

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Tendons

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ligaments

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types of bone marrow

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Meninsci

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what causes fractures

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fracture signs and symptoms

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acute vs chronic fractures

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hormonal effects on bones

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bone cells and their formation

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types of cartilage

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fractures and bone healing

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fracture treatment

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fracture healing times

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Epiphyseal growth plate

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Synovial membrane

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fracture treatments for open vs closed healing

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traumatic tension pneumothorax

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Hemothorax

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compartment syndrome

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complex regional pain syndrome

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fat embolism syndrome

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Thromboembolism

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Hypoxia causing mitochondrial dysfunction

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Calcium cacasde from hypoxia

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Hypoxia causing free radicals

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Anti oxidants

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Burns overview

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Skin grafts

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Superficial burns

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partial thickness

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full thickness

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fourth degree burn

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Rule of 9s

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Dos and Don’ts of superficial burns

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Hemodyamic instability

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Hypervolemic and hypermetabolic state

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Burn treatment

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Burn inflammatory effects

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Hypermetabolic injury response

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Electrical burn affects

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Inhalation injuries

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Extreme temperature

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