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When a patient is involved in a trauma, what is the most important HISTORICAL
question to ask? - ANSWER-Are you taking any meds

What is the concern for somebody who has had 24 hours of rupture of membranes?

What do they need? - ANSWER-Sepsis/infection

-ABX

If a Trauma patient's airway pressures and plateau pressure increase, what should you
do?

What is happening?

How would you know if tube has dislodged? - ANSWER-Needle decomp

-Tension pneumo

-low pressure alarm

what does it mean if you see Q waves? - ANSWER-Myocardial necrosis

If a freshly intubated pediatric patient has correct ventilator settings and has no chest
rise with hypercarbia, what do you get rid of?

Why? - ANSWER-Inline suction and elbow

-The inline suction and elbow have up to 80 ml of dead space

Upon descent, if the Vt drops. What do you check (deflated)? What law addresses this?
- ANSWER-Cuff pressure

-Boyle's Law

If a baby is persistently tachycardic, what can you do (position, O2, Fluids)? -
ANSWER-Place mom on left, oxygen, IV F

,If a family member is acting crazy, do you let them come on the aircraft? - ANSWER-No

If a trauma patient has already received blood, what else can you give them? -
ANSWERTxA

What usually happens after chest trauma and is typically delayed?

what else does it present with (PP, sputum, o2) - ANSWERPulmonary Contusion

-Increased peak pressures, hemoptysis, hypoxia

What are two common factors for fatal HEMS crashes? - ANSWER-Pilot error and night
flight

What can be used to fix Hyperkalemia U waves? - ANSWER-Calcium, Sodium Bicarb,
Insulin

Why use a miller blade to intubate a child?

What kind of ETT for peds?

What age for cric? - ANSWER-Epiglottis is large and floppy

-Cuffed

-Above 10

Who is at risk for a spontaneous pneumo? - ANSWER-young, tall, skinny guys

What causes an esophageal injury?

What is the treatment for this?

What are the s/s (sub q, abd pain, sputum, hematemesis - ANSWER-Penetrating
trauma

-Esophageal repair

-Sub Q emphysema, upper abdominal pain, bloody sputum, hematemesis

What could you do to the ventilator for a patient that is hypercarbic?

What happens if you increase the RR? - ANSWER-Decrease RR to increase the IE time

-Shortens IE time which increases the PaCO2

, What do you do if your patient has a high plateau pressure and high auto peep?

What do you not do to the PEEP? Why? - ANSWER-Disconnect the patient from the
ventilator tubing

-Don't decrease the Peep because it doesn't resolve the increasing PEEP

If you lay down a patient with a high BMI and they go into distress, what do you do? -
ANSWER-Sit them up

What changes to the ETCO2 do you want to see in PLR to determine effectiveness? -
ANSWER-Want to see it increase by 5 or more %.

What happens with decreased lung sounds, audible bowel sounds, and unequal chest
rise in trauma - ANSWER-Diaphragmatic hernia

How do you reposition somebody with a bad lung? - ANSWER-Place them on their
good side

Why is a normal SPO2 unreliable for a submersion injury - ANSWER-Hypothermia
causes a left shift in oxy dissociation, tissues could be hypoxic

If a patient begins to decompensate, shows signs of MODS, and is hypoxic on a
ventilator prior to transport, what do you do? - ANSWER-Contact sending physician for
new treatment plan

What is the condition that is caused by clothesline injury or karate chop that causesa
subq air in head, neck, or face? - ANSWER-Tracheobronchial disruption

If a suba diver is experiencing any issues, what gas law typically effects them and what
are their symptoms (neuro, sputum) and dx? How do ou transport them (HBO).

How quickly do s/s develop? - ANSWER-Boyle's Law, AGE, AMS, SZ, LOC, frothy
sputum

-Hyperbaric chamber

-instantaneous or within 15 minutes

If a trauma patient has flat neck veins but hypotension, tachypnea, and cyanosis, what
cardiac condition might they have? Why flat neck veins? - ANSWER-Cardiac
Tamponade with signficant blood loss causing tamponade

Why does a patient go hypotensive if you BVM them? - ANSWER-Adding PEEP
decreases venous return

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