Trauma Flashcards

1
Q

What is the maximum amount of fluid that can be given without consultation in a burn patient?

A

2,000 mL

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2
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What amount of fluid bolus can be given in a hypotensive burn or trauma patient?

A

20 mL/kg LR, titrate to a systolic BP of 90 mmHg

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3
Q

According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the entire anterior torso of an adult patient?

A

18%

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4
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According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the entire arm of an infant patient?

A

9%

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5
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According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to an entire leg of a child patient?

A

16.5%

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6
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According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the head of an adult patient?

A

9%

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7
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The surface of the patient’s palm equals how much % of their body surface area?

A

1%

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8
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What age limit constitutes taking an isolated hand injured patient to a pediatric trauma center versus a hand center?

A

Patients who have not yet reached their 15th birthday must be taken to a pediatric trauma center instead of the hand center.

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9
Q

Are toe injuries from lawn mowers candidates for reimplantation?

A

No

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10
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What age must a patient be transported to a pediatric trauma center versus an adult trauma center?

A

Patients who have not yet reached their 15th birthday

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11
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What is the IV dose for Ketamine in the Pain Management protocol?

A

0.2 mg/kg IV

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12
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What is the IM dose for Ketamine in the Pain Management protocol?

A

0.5 mg/kg IM

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13
Q

GCS - What are the 4 indicators for Eye Opening?

A

4 - Spontaneously
3 - To Voice
2 - To Pain
1 - No response

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14
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GCS - What are the 6 indicators for Motor Response?

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6 - Obeys verbal commands
5 - Localizes Pain
4 - Flexion - Withdraw
3 - Flexion - Abnormal (Decorticate)
2 - Extension (Decerebrate)
1 - No response
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15
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GCS - What are the 5 indicators for Verbal Response?

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5 - Oriented and Converses
4 - Disoriented and Converses
3 - Inappropriate Words
2 - Incomprehensible Sounds
1 - No response
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16
Q

Is Epinephrine indicated in the treatment of Traumatic Cardiac Arrest?

A

No

17
Q

What 3 things constitute a category Alpha patient?

A

GCS less than or equal to 13
Systolic BP less than 90 (less than 60 in peds)
Respiratory Rate less than 10 or greater than 29 (<20 for infants)

18
Q

What 8 things constitute a category Bravo patient?

A

2 or more proximal long-bone fractures
Amputation proximal to wrist/ankle
Chest wall instability/deformity (flail chest)
Crushed, degloved, mangled, pulseless extremity
Open or depressed skull fracture
Penetrating injuries proximal to elbow/knee
Pelvic Fracture
Paralysis

19
Q

What is the dose for Fentanyl in the pain management protocol?

A

1 mcg/kg, max dose of 200 mcg, can be repeated once without consult