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Various aspects of trauma assessment and management, including the determination of the potential for injury, the preferred fluid for resuscitation in hemorrhagic shock, the preferred adjunct device for verifying endotracheal tube placement, and essential airway skills. It also addresses specific scenarios, such as the assessment of a patient with a suspected cerebral contusion, the management of a pregnant trauma patient, and the classification of a patient as a critical trauma patient. Detailed information on the appropriate steps to take in these situations, highlighting the importance of sound clinical judgment and knowledge in providing effective trauma care.
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PHTLSIIPOSTIITESTII9TH
EDITIONII/IIPHTLSIIPostIItestII9th
IIedition IILATESTIINewest
VERSION IIWITHII 100
IIQUESTIONSIIANDIICORRECT
IIANSWERS IIVERIFIED
IIANSWERS IIGRADED IIA+
TheIIdisplacementIIofIItissueIIawayIIfromIItheIIpathIIofIIa
IIprojectile, IIbothIItemporarilyIIandIIpermanently, IIisIIknownIIas:
A. Conization
B. Cavitation
C. Crepitation
D. ContusionII-IIANS-B.IICavitation
TheIIsingleIImost IIimportant IIfactorIIinIIdetermining IItheIIpotential
IIforIIinjuryIIdueIItoIIenergyIIexchangeIIis:
A. MassIIofIItheIIbodiesIIinvolved
B. Velocity IIofIItheIIbodies IIinvolved
C. DensityIIofIItheIItissuesIIinvolved
D. Surface IIarea IIofIItheIIimpactIIinvolved II-IIANS-B. IIVelocity IIofIIthe
IIbodies IIinvolved
InIItheIImanagementIIofIIshock,IIisotonicIIcrystalloidIIsolutions,
IIsuchIIasIIRinger's,IIareIIpreferredIIbecause:
A. TheIIproteinIImoleculesIIinIIcrystalloidIIsolutionsIIactIIas
IIvolume IIexpanders
B. Quaternary IIphase
C. SecondaryIIphase
D. Primary IIphaseII-IIANS-D. IIPrimaryIIphase
During IIthe IIprimaryIIsurvey IIandIImanagement IIofIIaIItrauma
IIpatient, IIthe IIE IIin IIABCDE IIstands IIfor II?
A. Edema
B. EyesIICIIears
C. Expose/Environment
D. Electrical IItherapy II-IIANS-C. IIExpose/Environment
TheIItimeIIinIIwhichIIsurgical IIintervention IIcanIImakeIIa
IIdifference IIin IIpatient IIoutcome IIis IIthe II?
A. GoldenIIperiod
B. GoldenIItime
C. GoldenIIera
D. GoldenIIminutesII-IIANS-A.IIGoldenIIperiodII(hour)
InIItheIIabsenceIIofIIextenuatingIIcircumstances,IItheIImaximum
IIamountIIofIItimeIIitIIshouldIItakeIItoIIidentifyIIandIImanage
IIimmediateIIthreats IItoIIlife, IIprepareIItheIIpatient IIforIItransport IIand
IIbegin IItransport IIis II?
A. 5 IIminutes
B. 10 IIminutes
C. 15 IIminutes
D. 30 IIminutesII-IIANS-B.II 10 IIminutes
InIIwhich IIofIItheIIfollowing IIsituations IIisIItheIIuse IIofIIaIIshort
IIspinal IIimmobilizationIIdeviceIIindicated?
A. 28 IIyearIIoldIImale,IIunrestrainedIIdriverIIinIIaIIfrontalIIimpact
IIcrash.IIAwake,IIasksIIrepeatedlyIIwhatIIhappened,IIcomplainsIIof
IIaIIheadache,IIhasIIaIIhematomaIIonIIhisIIforehead.IIBPII122/84, IIHR
II92, IIVR II20.
B. 40 IIyearIIoldIIfemaleIIwhoIIwasIIpushedIIdownIIaIIflightIIofIIstairs
IIandIIisIIlyingIIproneIIonIItheIIlandingIIbetweenIItwoIIflightsIIof
IIstairs,IIcomplainingIIofIIbackIIpain.IIBPII118/78,IIHRII100,IIVRII20.
C. 17 IIyear IIoldIIfemale, IIrestrained IIdriver IIinIIaIIfrontal IIimpact
IIcrash. IIAwake, IIpaleIIand IIdiaphoretic, IIcomplains IIofIIupper IIright
D. TidalIIvolumeII 600 IImL,IIventilatory IIrateII12/minute II-IIANS-D.
IITidal IIvolume II 600 IImL, IIventilatory IIrateII12/minute
WhichIIofIIthe IIfollowing IIisII100%IIaccurate IIinIIverifying IIendotracheal
IItube IIplacement?
A. PulseIIoximetry
B. End-tidal IIcapnometry
C. Syringe IIaspiration
D. NoneIIofIItheIIaboveII-IIANS-D.IINoneIIofIItheIIabove
WhenIIutilizing IIpercutaneous IItranstracheal IIventilation, IIthe
IIcorrect IIration IIofIIlung IIinflation IItoIIlung IIinflation IItime, IIinIIseconds,
IIis:
A. 1:
B. 1:
C. 1:
D. 2:2II-IIANS-A.II1:
WhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIisIIaIIpossibleIIcomplicationIIofIIusingIIa
IImanually IItriggered IIoxygen IIpowered IIdeviceIIfor IIventilation?
A. GastricIIdistention
B. Pneumothorax
C. Inability IIto IIfeel IIlung IIcompliance
D. AllIIofIItheIIaboveII-IIANS-D. IIAllIIofIItheIIabove
WhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIproceduresIIisIIconsideredIIanIIessential
IIairway IIskill?
A. NeedleIIcricothyroidotomy
B. Endotracheal IIintubation
C. Insertion IIofIIanIIoropharyngeal IIairway
D. Retrograde IIendotracheal IIintubation II-IIANS-C. IIInsertion IIofIIan
IIoropharyngeal IIairway
Pericardial IItamponade IIisIImost IIlikely IItoIIoccur IIinIIwhich IIof IIthe
IIfollowing IIsituations?
A. Stab IIwound IItoIItheIIchest
B. FallIIfromIIaIIheight
C. Frontal IIimpactIIvehicle IIcrash
D. Blood IIand IIfluid IIinIItheIIalveoli IIand IIinterstitial IIspaces IIofIIthe
IIlung II-IIANS-D.IIBloodIIandIIfluidIIinIItheIIalveoliIIandIIinterstitial
IIspaces IIof IIthe IIlung
Your IIpatient IIisIIaII 55 IIyearIIoldIImaleIIwho IIwasIIstruck IIinIItheIIright
IIside IIofIItheIIchest IIwithIIaIIpiece IIofIIsteel IIpipe. IIHeIIpresents IIwith
IIuncooperativeIIbehavior,IIhisIIskinIIisIIpaleIIandIImoist,IIthe
IIventilatory IIrateIIisII32,IIthereIIisIIaIIweakIIradialIIpulseIIofII112,IIand
IIbreathIIsoundsIIareIIdecreasedIIonIItheIIrightIIside.IITheIItrachea
IIisIImidlineIIandIIjugularIIveinsIIareIIflatIIwhileIItheIIpatientIIis
IIsupine. IIThere IIisIIisolated IIcrepitus IIover IItheII4thIIandII5thIIribsIIin
IItheIImidaxillaryIIlineIIonIItheIIpatient'sIIrightIIside.IIBasedIIonIIthe
IImechanismIIofIIinjuryIIandIItheIIassessment IIfindings,IIwhichIIof
IItheIIfollowingIIisIItheIImostIIlikelyIIcauseIIofIItheIIpatient'sIIsigns IIand
IIsymptoms?
A. TensionIIpneumothorax
B. SimpleIIpneumothorax
C. Pulmonary IIcontusion
D. HemothoraxII-IIANS-D.IIHemothorax
DeteriorationIIofIIventilationIIandIIoxygenationIIafterIIinflationIIof
IIa IIPASGIIinIIaIIpatientIIwhoIIhasIIsustained IIaIIhigh-pressure
IIcompressionIIinjury IIofIItheIIabdomen, IIsuchIIasIIaIIsudden
deceleration IIwithIItheIIlapIIbelt IIplaced IIacross IItheIIabdomen,
IImost IIlikelyIIrepresentsIIwhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIinjuries?
A. Abdominal IIaortic IIaneurysm
B. Ruptured IIdiaphragm
C. Ruptured IIesophagus
D. "PaperIIbag"IIsyndromeIIofIItheIIlungsII-IIANS-B.IIRuptured
IIdiaphragm
WhichIIofIItheIIfollowingIIisIINOTIIaIIcomponentIIofIItheIIFick
IIPrinciple?
A. Adequate IInumber IIofIIplatelets IIinIItheIIblood
B. Oxygenation IIofIIredIIbloodIIcells
C. Transportation IIof IIredIIblood IIcellsIItoIItheIItissues IIof IIthe
IIbody
D. Off-loading IIoxygen IIfromIItheIIredIIbloodIIcellsIItoIItheIItissues
- IIANS-A. IIAdequate IInumber IIofIIplatelets IIinIItheIIblood