Trauma Flashcards by Simon Weber | Brainscape

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How do you manage a patient with an anterior abdominal trauma?

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Head injury

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Head II and spine injury

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Scalp lacerations – hair removal is generally not necessary

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What are the zones of the neck?

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Neck Trauma

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Chest trauma

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Tensions pneumo, sternal fracture

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What is the classification of pelvic fractures?

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Pelvic trauma

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Pelvic trauma II

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What are the steps of gastrojejunostomy and pyloric exclusion for complex duodenal injury

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Small bowel trauma

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Colon trauma

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Rectal trauma

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Liver trauma

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Spleen trauma

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Pancreatic trauma

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Vascular trauma

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Vascular trauma II

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Orthopedic trauma

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Renal trauma

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Bladder trauma

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Ureteral injury

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Urethral injury

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Principles of pediatric trauma

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Assessement of the pregnant uterus during celiotomy

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Trauma during pregnancy

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Management of hematomas

penetrating vs blunt trauma

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What are the zones of the peritoneum?

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Drains - Snakebites - Hypothermia - Electrical injury

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cataracts • MCC of immediate death – cardiac arrest from ventricular fibrillation