Trauma Lecture 3 Flashcards
1
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function of skeletal muscles
A
- striated, voluntary
- movement
- body heat
- posture
- protection
2
Q
function of bones
A
- skeleton
- movement
- support
- mineral storage
- red blood cell production
3
Q
function of joints
A
area where two or more bones connect to allow mobility
4
Q
function of ligaments
A
- connect bone to bone
- provide stability and function
5
Q
function of tendons
A
- connect bone to muscle
- provide stability and function
6
Q
types of mechanism of injury
A
- direct blows
- indirect forces
- twisting forces
- crush injury
7
Q
what is a sprain
A
ligaments
8
Q
what is a strain
A
muscle
9
Q
what is a fracture
A
bone
10
Q
closed injuries
A
does not break the skin
11
Q
what is a dislocation
A
disruption of a jointi n which the bone ends are no longer in contact
12
Q
open injuries
A
breaks the skin
13
Q
what can we splint
A
- joints: splint the long bone above and below
- long bone: splint the join above and below
- reduces pain
14
Q
how to spint closed injuries
A
- stabilize in normal anatomic position
- do not reduce dislocations
15
Q
how to splint open injuries
A
- stabilize in position found
- control bleeding