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PHTLS Review 2024 Questions All Solved Questions With 100%Verified Answers A+GRADED How many people die from trauma annually? - correct answer...Over 5 million What is the leading cause of trauma deaths? - correct answer...MVA Where do over 90% of trauma deaths occur? - correct answer...Lo...

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How many people die from trauma annually? - correct answer...✔✔Over 5 million

What is the leading cause of trauma deaths? - correct answer...✔✔MVA

Where do over 90% of trauma deaths occur? - correct answer...✔✔Low-Middle income
countries.

What is the leading cause of death in people aged 1-44? - correct answer...✔✔Trauma

What are the goals of PHTLS? - correct answer...✔✔Reduce morbidity and mortality
from trauma, and provide appropriate care to the patient in the field.

What is the PHTLS philosophy? - correct answer...✔✔Deliver the patient to the right
facility, utilizing the right mode of transportation, in the right amount of time, as safely as
possible.

What are the components of scene assessment? - correct answer...✔✔Safety, Pre
arrival information, arrival on scene, MOI, and Patients.

What is paramount for scene assessment? - correct answer...✔✔Personal and
Personnel safety.

What is the global view? - correct answer...✔✔What you get before you get out of your
vehicle.

What is the goal of the Primary Survey? - correct answer...✔✔To immediately identify
life threatening situations and manage them as they are identified.

What are the components of the primary survey? - correct answer...✔✔Airway,
Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure

When does assessment of the incident begin? - correct answer...✔✔Before arriving at
the patients side.

The findings of the scene assessment and primary survey help to determine what? -
correct answer...✔✔If the patient is sick, not yet sick, or not sick




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,When should the secondary survey be completed? - correct answer...✔✔Only if time
and situation permit.

What are the components of the secondary survey? - correct answer...✔✔Vital Signs,
History, Physical Examination, Treatment, Level of Care, Transportation, and
Communication.

What are the components of a radio report? - correct answer...✔✔Timely, Scene
Description, Number of Patients, Current Patient Status, Treatment Provided, ETA

What is a tracheal consideration with pediatric patients in regards to ETT intubation? -
correct answer...✔✔Potential for right main-stem intubation.

What is the most common cause of airway obstruction in the trauma patient? - correct
answer...✔✔The tongue.

When are basic maneuvers applied in regards to trauma airway management? - correct
answer...✔✔First

When are advanced airway maneuvers performed for trauma patients? - correct
answer...✔✔After basic, only if needed.

What is the goal of managing a patients airway? - correct answer...✔✔Maintain an
open and patent airway that allows for adequate breathing, ventilation, and oxygenation.

What does airway management entail? - correct answer...✔✔Anticipating difficulties
and planning for alternate methods of airway control.

What is ALWAYS the FIRST airway maneuver for the trauma patient? - correct
answer...✔✔Trauma Jaw Thrust/Chin Lift

What should be considered SECOND for maintaining a patent airway in the trauma
patient? - correct answer...✔✔OPA or NPA

What adjunct should be considered THIRD for airway management in the trauma
patient? - correct answer...✔✔Supra-Glottic Airways

When should glottic airways be considered? - correct answer...✔✔After jaw thrusts,
OPA/NPA, and Supra Glottic airways have failed.

What are some assessment criteria for Endotracheal Intubation? - correct answer...✔✔
Decreased LOC (GCS<8), Inability to maintain patent airway, Upper Airway Burns,
Signs of pending airway obstructions.




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, Which type of airway management should be considered last? - correct answer...✔✔
Surgical.

What types of methods should be used to verify tube placement? - correct answer...✔
✔One physiological and one mechanical method.

When the patients breathing draws your attention you should...? - correct answer...✔✔
Assume there is a problem until proven otherwise.

What are some s/s you are looking for in a trauma patients breathing assessment? -
correct answer...✔✔Increased respiratory effort, visible trauma, paradoxical chest wall
movement, sucking chest wound.

What are some s/s you are feeling for in a trauma patients breathing assessment? -
correct answer...✔✔Boney crepitus, subcutaneous emphysema.

What is the BIGGEST difference between a simple and a tension pneumothorax? -
correct answer...✔✔A TENSION has hemodynamic compromise.

Which ribs are most at risk for rib fracture? - correct answer...✔✔Ribs 4-8 laterally

What is the most common cause of hemothorax? - correct answer...✔✔Fractures to
ribs 4-8

What are common complaints of rib fractures? - correct answer...✔✔Pain and SOB

Under what circumstances should you withhold oxygen from a patient? - correct
answer...✔✔Never withhold oxygen from a patient in respiratory distress.

When should you assist ventilations? - correct answer...✔✔When the RR is above 28
or less than 10.

What is the ventilatory rate for adults? - correct answer...✔✔10-12 bpm for 500-800cc

What is the ventilatory rate for Children? - correct answer...✔✔16-20 bpm for 100-500
cc or good chest rise

What is the ventilatory rate for infants? - correct answer...✔✔25bpm for 6-8ml/kg

What end tidal CO2 reading should you maintain? - correct answer...✔✔35-45 mmHg

Where should a needle decompression be placed? - correct answer...✔✔2nd
intercostal space mid clavicular line, over the 3rd rib.




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