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  • Stretching and tearing of muscle or tendon fibres
    Strain
  • Compression depth in an adult patient is
    2 inches
  • The traction splint is used for what bone?
    Femur
  • A term to describe a temporary reduction of blood flow to the brain. AKA Fainting
    Syncope
  • Multiple rib fractures can result in a section of the rib cage breaking free from the surrounding tissues, a condition referred to as...
    Flail Chest
  • In a severe bleed, a tourniquet should be placed when?
    After direction pressure does not work.
  • A patient with a chest injury who has absent lung sounds on the left, with hypotension and severe respiratory distress is suffer from this.
    Tension pneumothorax
  • Hypovolemic shock can be caused by these two things.
    bleeding or dehydration
  • A condition when there is no electrical activity in the heart
    Asystole
  • A patient showing signs and symptoms of shock should be treated with what 3-4 things.
    High flow oxygen, blanket, and immediate transport. (bleeding control if needed)
  • This type of shock is caused by a severe infection.
    Septic shock
  • Partial or complete stretching or tearing of ligaments and other tissues at a joint
    Sprain
  • When do we check for CMS when splinting?
    before any movement and after the splint is applied.
  • A patient has a severe allergic reaction to eggs, after being exposed to eggs, the patient develops respiratory distress and an altered mental status, this patient can be diagnosed with what?
    anaphylactic shock
  • Which type of Diabetes is Insulin dependent where the body does not produce enough insulin for its needs
    Type 1 Diabetese
  • Four routes through which a poison can enter the body
    Ingestion, Inhalation, Absorption, Injection
  • When a major open wound occurs to the abdomen, abdominal organs may begin to protrude through the wound.
    Evisceration
  • Which type of bleeding is the worst?
    Arterial
  • When a patient suffered an electrocution, which burn could be worse, the entrance or the exit?
    Exit could be much worse
  • The primary skin color a patient in shock would exhibit is what?
    Pale or pallor
  • How many people are needed to splint properly?
    At least 2
  • The best splinting for a shoulder injury is this.
    Sling and swathe.
  • Bleeding into the pleural space around the lungs is known as
    Hemothorax