Trauma CEN

Question 1

Estimated fracture on femur fracture?

Answer 1

1000 ml

Question 2

Estimated blood loss on pelvis fracture?

Answer 2

3000 ml

Question 3

Estimated blood loss on tibia fracture?

Answer 3

650 ml

Question 4

Estimated fracture on intra-abdominal injury?

Answer 4

2000 ml

Question 5

Estimated blood loss on thoracic injury?

Answer 5

2000 ml

Question 6

IV fluid to administer to hypovolemic pt secondary to trauma? And how much? For peds too?

Answer 6

Initiate warmed IV isotonic crystalloids, usually a 1- to 2- liter bolus for adults or 20mL/kg for pediatric patients.

Question 7

Fx involves the lateral orbital wall, inferior orbital wall, and zygomatic arch.

Answer 7

Tripod fracture

Question 8

transverse fx of the maxilla above the upper teeth at the level of the nasal floor.

Answer 8

Le Fort I fracture

Question 9

Is a complete separation of the central attachement from the facial bones, resulting in craniofacial dysfunction.

Answer 9

Le Fort III fracture

Question 10

Is a pyramidal-shaped fracture that involves a triangular segment of the midportion of the face and nasal bones.

Answer 10

Le Fort II fracture

Question 11

Which organ is most prone to injury by blunt trauma to the abdomen?

Answer 11

Small bowel

Question 12

Pharmacological management of hyphema are?

Answer 12

Beta blocker and antifibrinolytic

Question 13

What is the recommnedation for non immunized pt with dirty finger laceration?

Answer 13

TIG and dT