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3 .questions .to .ask .in .trauma .- .(correct .answer) .--what .was .the .dose .of .energy?
-where .did .it .go?
-what .injuries .are .likely?
2 .q's .to .ask .in .GSW .- .(correct .answer) .-caliber
type .of .gun
# .of .entrance/exit .wounds
high/low .velocity
1st .question .to .ask .in .any .traumatic .injury? .- .(correct .answer) .-
what .was .the .dose .of .energy .involved?
(was .it .high .or .low?)
what .is .the .caliber .of .a .bullet? .- .(correct .answer) .-diameter
aka .diameter .of .a .bullet .- .(correct .answer) .-caliber
what .happens .to .projectiles .when .they .enter .the .body .- .(correct .answer) .-
projectiles .don't .travel .in .a .straight .line
consider .temporary .cavity .wound
what .should .you .consider .about .tissue .a .projectile .enounters .- .(correct .answer) .-
temporary .cavitation
primary .goal .of .GSW .surgery .- .(correct .answer) .-usually .damage .repair .& .not .bullet .removal
-if .superficial, .it .may .migrate .the .surface .with .time
,important .thing .to .remember .about .retained .projectiles .- .(correct .answer) .-
they .may .migrate .over .time. .bullett .migration .might .explain .unexplained .clinical .findings .
(VP .Cheney .accidentally .shot .his .friend .while .hunting .in .2006. .ICU .and .did .great. .moved .to .an .inpati
ent .unit. .had .a .silent .MI .bc .a .shot .gun .pellets .migrated .into .a .canary .artery .causing .an .infract. .so .h
ad .a .MI .but .fibrinolytic .not .the .answer .in .this .case .b/c .it .was .a ."projectile .embolus"
aka .brestbone .- .(correct .answer) .-sternum
what .attaches .the .ribs .to .the .sternum .- .(correct .answer) .-cartliage
what .breaks .thoracic .bones .- .(correct .answer) .-significant .force
-1-2nd .ribs, .posterior .ribs, .sternum, .scapulae, .T2-10
gives .us .info .about .the .force .aka ."dose" .of .energy .received
consider .injury .to .internal .structures .b/c .force
ribs .that .are .the .most .frequently .broken .- .(correct .answer) .-ribs .4-
9 .b/c .long, .thin, .and .poorly .protecte
it .is .harder .to .break .a .short .pencil .(T1-2) .and .easier .to .break .a .longer .one
*ask .how .many .and .where .to .understand .the .force .involved
what .is .the .significance .of .posterior .rib .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-unusual .direction .of .injury
shorter .stubby .ribs
good .muscle .profection
**posterior .rib .fractures .have .a .lot .of .force .so .need .a .high .dose.
***PRF .need .a .lot .of .force .so .high .dose .of .energy. .big .red .flag .for .t-spine .injury
indication .of .c-spine .injury .- .(correct .answer) .-to .injure .c-
spine, .you .don't .need .a .big .energy .blow. .all .it .takes .is .shaking .around.
c .spine .versus .t .spine .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-c-
spine .doesn't .need .a .big .energy .blow. .just .some .shaking .around .
t-spine .needs .a .great .strong .direct .blow .(not .just .a .shock_
treatment .for .rib .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-largely .supportive .nursing .care .like .pulmonary .toilet
,CXR .and .rib .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-
simple .rib .fractures .are .difficult .to .see .on .CXR .and .can .be .commonly .missed
(1/2 .of .all .rib .fractures .aren't .identified .at .the .POI .CXR)
identify .a .previous .rib .fracture .on .CXR .- .(correct .answer) .-
once .healed, .rib .fractures .form .bony .callouses .and .become .more .visible .on .CXR
how .to .tell .a .pt .has .a .pneumonia .from .a .CXR .- .(correct .answer) .-
dark .spot .that .is .not .equal .to .the .opposite .side
consider .if .a .pt .has .a .lower .rib .fracture .- .(correct .answer) .-liver .& .spleen .injury
acts .like .BBQ/marshmellow .skewers
how .high .does .the .diaphragm .rise .on .inspiration .- .(correct .answer) .-level .of .4th .ICS
risk .of .rib .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-can .puncture .liver, .spleen,, .diaphragm
pop .lungs
+2 .adjacent .rib .fractures .- .(correct .answer) .-flail .chest
free .floating .sternum .- .(correct .answer) .-flail .chest
definition .of .flail .chest .- .(correct .answer) .-+2 .adjacent .rib .fracture
free .floating .sternum
why .is .flail .chest .a .problem .- .(correct .answer) .-b/c .breathing .is .a .mechanical .process
paradoxical .chest .movements .- .(correct .answer) .-in .flail .chest
s/s .of .flail .chest .- .(correct .answer) .-paradoxical .chest .wall .movement
where .on .the .tissue .oxygenation .cascade .is .thoracic .cage .fractures .a .problem .- .(correct .answer) .-
ventilation
parameters .to .assess .ventilation .- .(correct .answer) .-ETCO2, .PaCO2, .clinical .assessment
what .are .considered ."great .vessels" .- .(correct .answer) .-
thorax .- .(correct .answer) .-
what .type .of .injuries .occur .when .the .lungs .are .subjected .to .force? .- .(correct .answer) .-
bruise .= .contusion
tear .= .lacerations
, pop .= .punctures
inhalation .injury
bruise .on .the .lungs .- .(correct .answer) .-pulmonary .contusion
causes .of .pulmonary .contusions .- .(correct .answer) .-high .speed .blunt .or .penetrating .injury
what .happens .to .the .lungs .in .pulmonary .contusions .- .(correct .answer) .-
big .boggy .bruise .on .the .lungs
diffusion .problems
when .it .becomes .contused .& .edematous, .it .becomes .difficult .for .oxygen .to .move .from .the .alveoli .i
nto .the .capillaries
where .on .the .tissue .oxygenation .cascade .do .pulmonary .contusions .cause .their .problems .- .
(correct .answer) .-diffusion
all .contusions .over .time .- .(correct .answer) .-
all .contusions ."blossom" .over .time. .the .full .extent .of .the .injury .is .not .initially .apparent
important .thing .to .remember .when .you .are .evaluating .a .patient .for .pulmonary .contusions .- .(correct
.answer) .-70% .of .pulmonary .contusions .aren't .initial .on .the .initial .CXR
what .should .you .monitor .when .a .pt .has .trauma .to .the .throax .- .(correct .answer) .-
closely .monitor .for .pulmonary .contustiobs .= .70% .not .present .on .the .initial .CXR .and ."blossom" .over .
time
-monitor .for .progress .e .deterioration .in .hours/days .post .injury
*might .look .ok .in .ER
best .parameter .of .serial .monitoring .for .pt's .who .have .risk .factors .for .pulmonary .contusions .- .
(correct .answer) .-
anticipate ."blossoming" .over .time .b/c .70% .of .pulmonary .contusions .aren't .present .on .the .initial .CXR
P:F .ratio
problem .of .using .CXR .as .a .definitive .clinical .dx .tool .- .(correct .answer) .-
CXR .may .lag .behind .clinical .status
*b/c .70% .of .pulmonary .contusions .aren't .present .on .initial .CXR. .they ."blossom" .over .time
tear .in .lung .tissue .- .(correct .answer) .-pulmonary .laceration
problem .of .pulmonary .lacerations .- .(correct .answer) .-
risk .of .massive .hemothoax .b/c .those .vessels .are .very .vascular