Chapter 35 Trauma Overview Quiz

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Chapter 35 Trauma Overview Quiz


Froggy Jumps Chapter 35 Trauma Overview QuizVersion en ligne Test core trauma concepts quickly. par Lindsay Sarno 1 What does the ABCDE in trauma assessment stand for? a Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure b Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Environment, Exposure c Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Evaluation 2 How should massive external bleeding be controlled? a Elevate the head only b Direct pressure on the wound c Administer IV fluids first 3 Signs of tension pneumothorax include? a Bradycardia without breathing issues b Neck vein distension with hypotension c Elevated intracranial pressure 4 Flail chest is defined by? a Paradoxical movement of a chest segment b Single rib fracture with stable breathing c Collapsed lung without movement 5 When is spinal immobilization indicated in trauma? a Only in penetrating trauma b When spinal injury is suspected c Only if the patient is conscious 6 What is the purpose of the secondary survey? a Identify injuries missed in the primary survey b Transport immediately without exam c Stabilize the airway only 7 Load and go vs stay and play guidance refers to? a Stay and manage at site only b Always perform full tests first c Unstable patients should be rapidly transported 8 A temporary/ permanent opening produced by a force that pushes body tissue laterally away from the track of a projectile refers to? a Cavitation b Deceleration c Acceleration 9 What are the phases of trauma care? a immediate, secondary, tertiary b pre-event, event, and post-event c 1st degree, 2nd degree, 3rd degree 10 What are injuries resulting from high-order detonations that produce a super-sonic blast wave? a Quaternary blast injury b Tertiary blast Injury c Primary blast injuries 11 What are the three periods that death from trauma occurs in? a primary, secondary, tertiary b immediate, early, late c primary, latent, secondary 12 What is the process of predicting injury patterns? a kinesthetics b kinetic energy c kinematics 13 Which physics law states energy cannot be created or destroyed? a Conservation of energy law b Newton's first law of motion c Newton's second law of motion 14 What type of energy equals half the mass multiplied by the velocity squared? a potential b kinetic c thermal 15 What type of impact results when forward motion stops abruptly? a down-and-under impact b up-and-over impact c frontal (head-on) impact 16 What is the type of impact that occurs when a vehicle is struck on the side? a lateral impact b rear-end impact c rotational impact 17 What type of impact happens when an off-center portion of the vehicle strikes an immovable object/ one that is slower/ moving in the opposite direction? a rollover crashes b rear-end impact c rotational impact 18 What is a traumatic brain injury that occurs when the brain is damaged at the site of impact and on the opposite side of the skull? a Coup b Coup-contrecoup c Deceleration 19 What is the percentage of fatal incidents involving ETOH consumption by the driver and/or pedestrian? a 41% b 80% c 15% 20 What are helmets structured to absorb? a the energy of acceleration forces b the energy of an impact c the energy of deceleration forces 21 In what phase of blast injury is the patient thrown and injured by the impact with the ground or other objects? a Phase 3 b Phase 1 c Phase 4 22 What blast injuries are caused by contaminants released in an explosion? a quaternary b tertiary c quinary 23 What are cartridges without projectiles? These can still cause injury or death when fired at a short range. a blanks b bullets c muzzles 24 True/false: an entrance and exit wound can be determined solely by visual inspection. a false b true c uncertain 25 True/False: A dense bleed sweep is part of the secondary assessment and is not addressing life threats. a False b True c uncertain

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Chapter 35 Trauma Overview QuizVersion en ligne

par Lindsay Sarno

What does the ABCDE in trauma assessment stand for?

How should massive external bleeding be controlled?

Signs of tension pneumothorax include?

Flail chest is defined by?

When is spinal immobilization indicated in trauma?

What is the purpose of the secondary survey?

Load and go vs stay and play guidance refers to?

A temporary/ permanent opening produced by a force that pushes body tissue laterally away from the track of a projectile refers to?

What are the phases of trauma care?

What are injuries resulting from high-order detonations that produce a super-sonic blast wave?

What are the three periods that death from trauma occurs in?

What is the process of predicting injury patterns?

Which physics law states energy cannot be created or destroyed?

What type of energy equals half the mass multiplied by the velocity squared?

What type of impact results when forward motion stops abruptly?

What is the type of impact that occurs when a vehicle is struck on the side?

What type of impact happens when an off-center portion of the vehicle strikes an immovable object/ one that is slower/ moving in the opposite direction?

What is a traumatic brain injury that occurs when the brain is damaged at the site of impact and on the opposite side of the skull?

What is the percentage of fatal incidents involving ETOH consumption by the driver and/or pedestrian?

What are helmets structured to absorb?

In what phase of blast injury is the patient thrown and injured by the impact with the ground or other objects?

What blast injuries are caused by contaminants released in an explosion?

What are cartridges without projectiles? These can still cause injury or death when fired at a short range.

True/false: an entrance and exit wound can be determined solely by visual inspection.

True/False: A dense bleed sweep is part of the secondary assessment and is not addressing life threats.