MDT Emergency Trauma medicine

Impaired coagulaition and Cardiac Abnormalities are metabolic changes associated with poor prognosis in what condition if not treated

What is a temporary space created as a result of kinetic energy from a missle dispersing into moving body tissue

Pulmonary edema, Head injuries, pregnant females or those that are immediate post partum are all contraindicated for the use of what intervention in a traumatic scenario

What makes IV administration over IM administration the preferred method for opiate analgesia in the trauma patient

A patient with critical injuries who will require minimal intervention to ensure the preservation of life limb or eye sight

For optimal survival of a trauma patient what injury is the most important to recognize and treat effectivly first

How many cavities are produced by a missile wound

THis type of cavity is caused by the direct path of the progectile and permenantly necroses and crushes tissue

This cavity is tissue damaged by the cavitation of the cavity due to kenetic energy

Upper airway trauma, thermal/toxic inhalation and anaphylactic reaction are all clear indicators to perform what procedure

What is the goal of fluid resuscitation in an electrocuted patient

what factors influence mortality and recovery in burn patients in relation to burn mortality and recovery

which type of tissue has the greatest resistance to high voltage current

The spalling affect is when bone fragments during an injury become what kind of missiles

What is a blow out kit?

NSAIDS should be avoided in a tactical enviroment because they decrease platelet aggregation and prolong bleeding times, due to this patients should switch to what prior to deployment

Life saving drugs should be used regardless of fetal effects in what type of patient

supine hypotension is caused when a pregnant trauma patient does what

During tactical field care phase two: what 2 factors provide the biggest challenge for the care of the wounded

What is the specific drug that may be used to correct respiratoty depression in a patient who has been over medicated with morphine or nubain

Patient with injuries so severe that they have minimal chance of survival or injuries incompatible with life

Patient with minimal injuries that can wait for treatment or even assist with medical task are categorized as what for triage

What is definitive treatment for tension pnuemothorax

Which of the following organs is the most sensitive to a primary blast injury

What is the criteria for burns to be classified as minor

excess cooling of large burns may lead to what complication

What is the criteria for a reprofusion break for after applying a tornique

which of the following is the most reliable field indicators of shock

Cricothyroidotomy has a questionable efficacy airway procedure for use in what type of trauma patients

What are the three catagories used by the glasgow coma scale to evaluate head injury patients

What is a common failure of quick clot if bleeding is not controlled prior to application

What are the benefits of tylenol for use in operational pain control

What is the leading cause of fetal death, second only to maternal death

Underwater blast have a lethal radius how many times greater than air burst

Peritoneal sensitivity is common due to passive stretching of the abdominal wall, after what week of gestational age

urinary output goal of .5-1ml/kg/hr when usiong fluid infusion in what type of patients

what is the most common narcotic medication used for pain control of trauma patients and dosage

which of the following conditions should a inhalation burn patient closely monitored for

What organ would be most likely injured in blunt force trauma to the abdomen when the victims present with symptoms of hypovolemic shock but no obvious bleeding

Shear trauma is most frequently produced from what type of injury to the body

What are the examples of PPE for preventions of combat trauma

What is the parkland-baxter formula what is the proper infusion rate for a burn patient and how is it administered

What are two preferred medication used for thier anesthestic effects? describe the benefits of each of them

patients with injuries not requiring immediate intervention to prevent loss of life, eyesight or limb

Describe all the components of MARCH mnemonic used for the extended field care

A pregnant female presentsing with vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain and tetanic uterine contractions is likely experiencing what condition

What evacustion priority would you give to a patient tht you feel needs to be CASEVAC within 2 hrs

Evacuation priority for a routine catagory should be CASEVAC in what time frame

You recieve an injured person with multiple puncture wounds to neck and face. Minimal bleeding, but increasing difficulty breathing. What should be your first course of action in this person

In a sucking chest wound, what secondary complication must you monitor the patient for

What is the fluid challenfe in an electrocution injury patient

Rhabdomylosis is a condition that can be a result of a patient being electrocuted, aggressive fluid resuscitation is vital to prevent which complication

Patients that sustain an electrical shock injury should be monitored for 24 hrs for what complication

What are some potential complications for the patient skin and provider are associated with quick clot

Severe acidosis and toxic shock can result in rapid release of a tornique left inplace longer than what time frame

In the absence of hemorrhage control what is contraindicated in a trauma patient

What volume expander draws in 800 cc for 8 hours

You may give 500cc Hetastarch infusions every 30 minutes to what maximum amount of fluid

Using insulation for warming a hypothermic casualty, is an example of what type f technique

In severe hypothermia cases, core temp below 82.4 what is a severe life threatening event that can occur

All trauma patients are susceptibe to what regardless of envromental conditions, even the warmest desert conditions

Adequate direct pressure must be applied long enough to provide what

How many patient catagories are there n a CASEVAC decesion path

What blast injury is the direct effect of an overpressure wave

Secondary blast injury effect is caused how

What are two indicators that ventilations of a closed head injury patient are effetive if unable to obtain pCO2

What are the five p's pf compartment syndrom

In blunt force trauma evaluation of the GCS is <7 what action is needed

In secondary trauma assesment what does the p in the mnemonic AMPLE mean

Penicillin should be avoided in wound care for what purpose

How many patient catagories are there in the truage decesion path

displacement of the diaphram up to 4 cm, causes decreased maternal ability to tolerate what

A poor fetal prognosis is ecpected when a patient has how many contactions in 4 hours following a major trauma

What opiod analgesic has less affect to the respiratory system than morphoine

narcan is a narcotic competitive inhibitor with a half life of how long

What is the process of sorting casualities to identify the priority of treatment