Trauma Flashcards
What is the maximum amount of fluid that can be given without consultation in a burn patient?
2,000 mL
What amount of fluid bolus can be given in a hypotensive burn or trauma patient?
20 mL/kg LR, titrate to a systolic BP of 90 mmHg
According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the entire anterior torso of an adult patient?
18%
According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the entire arm of an infant patient?
9%
According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to an entire leg of a child patient?
16.5%
According to the rule of 9s, what percentage is given to the head of an adult patient?
9%
The surface of the patient’s palm equals how much % of their body surface area?
1%
What age limit constitutes taking an isolated hand injured patient to a pediatric trauma center versus a hand center?
Patients who have not yet reached their 15th birthday must be taken to a pediatric trauma center instead of the hand center.
Are toe injuries from lawn mowers candidates for reimplantation?
No
What age must a patient be transported to a pediatric trauma center versus an adult trauma center?
Patients who have not yet reached their 15th birthday
What is the IV dose for Ketamine in the Pain Management protocol?
0.2 mg/kg IV
What is the IM dose for Ketamine in the Pain Management protocol?
0.5 mg/kg IM
GCS - What are the 4 indicators for Eye Opening?
4 - Spontaneously
3 - To Voice
2 - To Pain
1 - No response
GCS - What are the 6 indicators for Motor Response?
6 - Obeys verbal commands 5 - Localizes Pain 4 - Flexion - Withdraw 3 - Flexion - Abnormal (Decorticate) 2 - Extension (Decerebrate) 1 - No response
GCS - What are the 5 indicators for Verbal Response?
5 - Oriented and Converses 4 - Disoriented and Converses 3 - Inappropriate Words 2 - Incomprehensible Sounds 1 - No response
Is Epinephrine indicated in the treatment of Traumatic Cardiac Arrest?
No
What 3 things constitute a category Alpha patient?
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)
What 8 things constitute a category Bravo patient?
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
What is the dose for Fentanyl in the pain management protocol?
1 mcg/kg, max dose of 200 mcg, can be repeated once without consult