Trauma Flashcards
Principle
What needs to be done for a patient based upon the assessment
Preference
How the principle is accomplished
Mechanism of injury
1/2 mass x velocity squared
Mechanism of injury
1/2 mass x velocity squared
hypovolemic
Dehydration Hemorrhage (Cool, clammy skins)
Distributive
PE
Neurogenic
Spinal injury (Pink, warm, dry skins with normal HR and low BP)
Cardiogenic
Intrinsic- MI (Cool, clammy skins)
Extrinsic- Cardiac Tamponade
Cardiogenic
Intrinsic- MI (Cool, clammy skins)
Extrinsic- Cardiac Tamponade
ETCO2 for trauma PT needs to be around
30-35
ETCO2 for trauma PT needs to be around
30-35
3 types of pneumothorax
Simple, Tension, Open
3 types of pneumothorax
Simple, Tension, Open
combination hemathorax and pneumothrax
Hemapneumo
Distributive
Neurogenic shock
PE