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AEMT Trauma
-Failure of the heart to pump adequately
-Reduces CO and compromises tissue perfusion - ✔✔What is cariogenic shock?

(a) Partial thawing followed by freezing
(b) fully thaw it - ✔✔When someone has frostbite, avoid (a), and instead (b)

●Class I hemorrhage involves a blood volume loss of up to 15 percent (< 750 ml). The heart rate is
minimally elevated or normal, and there is no change in blood pressure, pulse pressure, or respiratory
rate.

●Class II hemorrhage occurs when there is a 15 to 30 percent blood volume loss (750-1500) and is
manifested clinically as tachycardia (heart rate of 100 to 120), tachypnea (respiratory rate of 20 to
24), and a decreased pulse pressure, although systolic blood pressure changes minimally if at all.
The skin may be cool and clammy, and capillary refill may be delayed.

●Class III hemorrhage involves a 30 to 40 percent blood volume loss (1500-2000 ml), resulting in a
significant drop in blood pressure and changes in mental status. Any hypotension (systolic blood
pressure less than 90 mmHg) or drop in blood pressure greater than 20 to 30 percent of the
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measurement at presentation is cause for concern. Heart rate (≥12 - ✔✔Classes of hemorrhage

2nd: redness, blisters, pain, moist skin
3rd: white, leathery appearance, not always painful - ✔✔2nd degree versus 3rd degree burn

a collection of blood in the space between the skull and dura mater - ✔✔epidural hematoma

A pillow/vacuum splint - ✔✔Immobilization of a sprained ankle would be accomplished best with

A stethoscope can be helpful to assess the quality of the distal pulse and compare it to the
non-injured extremity. - ✔✔Which device will help you assess distal circulation on an injured
extremity

an electrolyte drink administered orally - ✔✔Heat cramps can be managed with

an elevation in pulse and a drop in blood pressure... HTN and a decreased pulse - ✔✔All injuries
that may produce shock would cause... while head injuries present with...

An inflatable garment sometimes used on patients with severely low blood pressure or serious pelvic
instability. - ✔✔PASG (Pneumatic Antishock garment)


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at least 2/3 the diameter of the trachea - ✔✔In order for an open chest wound to become a sucking
chest wound, the hole needs to be...

bleeding into the brain as a result of a ruptured blood vessel within the brain - ✔✔intracerebral
hemorrhage

Brush off the sodium, then cover with oil (sodium reacts violently with water) - ✔✔Appropriate
treatment for a patient contaminated with sodium?

Conditions that obstruct the blood flow to the heart, decrease the perfusion
caused by:
-tension pneumothorax
-cardiac tamponade
-pulmonary embolisms - ✔✔What is obstructive shock?

Failure to compensate following hypothermia - ✔✔Poikilothermic

firmness/rigidity/stiffness that worsens upon palpation - ✔✔When assessing the abdomen during a
secondary rapid trauma assessment, we are looking for:
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Gray matter - ✔✔Which of the following plays the primary processing role within the spinal cord with
regard to the reflex system?

Head = 18%
Torso front = 18%
Back = 18%
Arms = 9% each
Legs = 14% each - ✔✔Rule of Nines - Pediatric

Head = 9%
Back = 18%
Torso Front = 18%
Arms = 9% each
Groin 1%
Legs = 18% each - ✔✔Rule of Nines - Adult

impact of the blast wave itself - ✔✔Primary injuries result from...




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