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Triage And Tramua Flashcards

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What is the definition of triage?

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Means to sort, Rapidly determine the priority of need and placement of therapy

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What are the 4 classifications of triage?

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Class I-catastrophic: immediate therapy required
Class II-critical: therapy within minutes to less than 1 hour
Class III-serious: therapy initiated within a few hours
Class IV-pressing: therapy initiated within 24 hours

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What is included in the primary survey?

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Level of safety, level of consciousness, and A B C.

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What are the levels of consciousness?

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A = alert, oriented
V = depressed; responds to voice/vision
P = responds to pain only
U = unresponsive
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What does A B C stand for?

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Airway patency (is it open?)
Breathing
Circulation (bleeding)/cardiovascular

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What is included in the second survey?

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A CRASH PLAN

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7
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What does A CRASH PLAN stand for?

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A=Airway
C=Cardiovascular
R=Respiratory
A= Abdomen
S=Spine
H= Head
P= Pelvis
L=Limbs
A=Arteries
N=Nerves
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8
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What is included in trauma preparation?

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Training
Team approach
“Trauma drills”
Protocols
Equipment and supplies
Constant readiness
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After initial stabilization what is included in the second survey?

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Meticulous PE, radiology, laboratory tests, monitoring, modify therapy

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When should you start respiratory efforts and how long should they be for?

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After 2 minutes loss of consciousness and respiratory efforts should be around 6 minutes

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Airway obstruction is classified as what class of triage?

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Class 1: catastrophic

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What should you do if there is an airway obstruction?

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Secure the airway by clearing the mouth/pharynx

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What are some examples that you can secure the airway?

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Mechanical retrieval, Heimlich, Tracheostomy.

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What is pneumothorax?

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Air/gas within pleura space (between the parietal and visceral pleura) of the thorax

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What is the percent of chest trauma caused by pneumothorax?

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47%

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16
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What are the clinical signs of of pneumothorax?

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Rapid/shallow respiration, anxious expression, orthopneic, muffled heart/ lung sounds

17
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What is the treatment of pneumothorax?

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Thoracocentesis, chest tube

18
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What can be used for chest tubes?

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Commercial or red rubber feeding tubes

19
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Where is the incision of the chest tube placement?

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10th or 11th intercostal space, 3-4 spaces cranioventral

20
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Where is the placement of the chest tube?

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Tunneled through the 7th or 8th intercostal and popped through pleura

21
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What are the connections and equipment are need for the chest tube?

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Christmas tree, 3-way stopcock, wire suture and glue

22
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Cardiac arrest is ___________ induced.

A

Trauma

23
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What is cardiac arrest?

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Severe respiratory dysfunction, hemorrhage and arrhythmia

24
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What class of triage is cardiac arrest?

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Class 1 catastrophic

25
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What does EMD stand for?

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Electrical mechanical association

26
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What does PEA stand for?

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Pulseless electrical activity

27
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What is asystole?

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Flatline

28
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What do you need to do for cardiac arrest?

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Resuscitation

29
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What are the 2 types of resuscitation?

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Closed-chest and open-chest.

30
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What are the 2 types of closed-chest resuscitations and what are the differences?

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Cardiac pump which squeezes the heart muscles and thoracic pump which increases internal pressure when you push on the chest cavity

31
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How do you check for effectiveness while giving resuscitations during cardiac arrest?

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MM color, pulse, direct blood pressure, ETCO2

32
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During closed chest resuscitation how many ventilations should be given each minute?

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12-20 times per minute

33
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What position should an animal be in for closed chest resuscitation?

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Lateral recumbency

34
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In closed chest resuscitations how many over the heart compressions should be given each minute?

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100-120 times per minute

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