Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

things falling on the ground

A

Crushing injuries

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1
Q

usually cause focal damage to
a part of the brain

A

Penetrating injuries

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2
Q

gunshot wounds

A

Missile injuries

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2
Q

thrown in vehicular accidents, falls

A

Acceleration/deceleration

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2
Q

hit a solid object

A

Deceleration

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2
Q

brain inside the cranium is moving
through space

A

Acceleration

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3
Q

Pathophysiological mechanisms that cause trauma

A

Brain contusion
Diffused axonal injury

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4
Q

contusion is directly underneath the
area of trauma

A

coup lesion

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5
Q

contusion is directly opposite to
the area of trauma

A

contre coup lesion

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6
Q

clinical manifestations of diffused axonal injury

A

amnesia/memory loss
behavioral changes

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7
Q

upon trauma, pt loses consciousness within or less than 24 hrs

A

contusion

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8
Q

upon trauma, pt loses consciousness for more than 24 hrs

A

concussion

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9
Q

Located in the epidural space and is associated with skull fractures

A

Acute Epidural Hematoma

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10
Q

Presentation of acute epidural hematoma in CT scan

A

crescent shape hyper density blood clot

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11
Q

Blood in the subdural space

A

Subdural hematoma

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12
Q

What happens in an an acute subdural hematoma is

A

Many veins are involved in rapid filling up.

13
Q

What happens in an a chronic subdural hematoma is

A

small number of veins ruptured and slow filling up

14
Q

Clinical manifestations of subdural hematoma

A

Increasing headaches
Increased sleeping time
Paralysis
Possible changes in cognition

15
Q

brain contusion
that develop a bleed, may be found in multiple areas, and can occur anywhere

A

Intra parenchymal Hematoma

16
Q

prognosis for intra parenchymal hematoma

A

the more medial the bleed, the lesser the improvement
the more lateral the bleed, the better the prognosis is

17
Q

Conservative treatment for subdural and intra parenchymal hematoma

A

osmotic diuretics

18
Q

Signs of skull fractures

A

Raccoon eyes
Rhinorrhea
Battle sign

19
Q

upper lid has the hematoma

A

Raccoon eyes

20
Q

CSF coming out of the nose; tip test

A

Rhinorrhea