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Trauma Anesthesia (Exam II) Flashcards

1
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What is the “Lethal Triad” associated with hemorrhage?

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  • Hypothermia
  • Metabolic Acidosis
  • Coagulopathy
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2
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Resuscitation using ________ increases blood loss, transfusion requirements, and mortality.

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Crystalloids

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3
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What is Class I Hypovolemic Shock?

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15% blood loss, normal vitals

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4
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What is Class II Hypovolemic Shock?

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  • 15 - 30% blood loss
  • ↑ HR
  • Normal sBP
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5
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What is Class III Hypovolemic Shock?

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  • 30 - 40% blood loss
  • ↓ BP
  • ↓ mentation
  • HR > 120
  • Delayed capillary refill
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What is Class IV Hypovolemic Shock?

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  • > 40% blood loss
  • ↓BP w/ narrowed pulse pressure
  • Absent UO
  • Significantly altered mentation
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7
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Components of the GCS.

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12 - 15: sick but okay
8 - 12: needs help
< 8: bad

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8
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Components of damage control resuscitation.

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9
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What are the two things we are concerned about with crystalloid over-resuscitation?

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  • Abdominal Compartment Syndrome
  • Hemodilution
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10
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What is the order of crystalloid preference for trauma patients?

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  1. Plasmalyte
  2. LR
  3. NS
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11
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What are the early and late effects of shock on the renal system?

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  • Early: GFR maintained
  • Late: ATN, inability to concentrate urine
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12
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What is one of the earliest organs effected by shock? Why?

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Intestines due to blood being shunted away to more vital organs

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13
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Which organ metabolizes citrate?

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Liver

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14
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What is the classic trauma dose of TXA?

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2g IV bolus

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15
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What is the pediatric dose of TXA?

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15mg/kg bolus
2mg/kg/hr over 8 hours

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16
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What two things in trauma patients result in decreased citrate metabolism?

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  • Hypothermia
  • Liver injury
17
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Compare whole blood to a PRBC:FFP:PLT:Cryo combination.

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18
Q

What is REBOA?

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Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta.

19
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What are contraindications to REBOA?

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Pericardial Tamponade & Aortic Dissection

20
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Does REBOA work?

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21
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Compare mild, moderate, and severe TBI.

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22
Q

Epidural hematomas are most often caused by injury to the….

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middle meningeal artery

23
Q

What is the classic “sign” associated with epidural hematoma?

What other signs are there?

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LOC → consciousness → LOC (Lucid Interval)

  • Mydriasis
  • ↓ HR
24
Q

“Lucid Interval” is commonly associated with…..

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Epidural Hematomas

25
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Subdural hematomas are typically due to a tear in the….

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Sagittal venous sinus

26
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What s/s are common with a subdural hematoma?

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  • Headache
  • Progressive drowsiness
  • Visual issues
  • Gait issues
27
Q

What PaCO₂ is typically needed to induce brain relaxation?

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PaCO₂ of 30 - 35 mmHg

Can intermittently hyperventilate to 25 if necessary.

28
Q

Differentiate complete and incomplete spinal cord injuries.

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29
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What are the 5 “P’s” of acute compartment syndrome?

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  • Pallor
  • Paralysis
  • Paresthesia
  • Pain
  • Pulselessness
30
Q

What long bone fracture is compartment syndrome most common with?

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Tibia

31
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What is the triad associated with pericardial tamponade?

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Beck’s Triad

  • Hypotension
  • Muffled Heart tones
  • Distended neck veins
32
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A sBP goal of _____ if bleeding is non-compressible.

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90 mmHg

33
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Where are the 4 areas of the body where non-compressible bleeding can occur?

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  • Abdomen
  • Chest
  • Brain
34
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What 3 areas of the body are semi-compressible or difficult to compress?

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35
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What is the ET-Tube size formula for pediatric patients older than two years?

A

(Age + 16) ÷ 4

36
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What is the formula for determining what depth an ETT should be placed at in a pediatric patient (cm)?

A

(Age ÷ 2) + 12

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