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Thoracic - TCAR QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS GRADED A+ 2024/2025

TCAR POST-TEST EXAM|| QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS ALREADY GRADED A+|| LATEST AND COMPLETE UPDATE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS|| ASSURED PASS!!! 1. 15 hours after a motor vehicle collision, an unrestrained driver is experiencing frequent, irregular heartbeats. The most likely cause of this finding is injury to the left atrium. left ventricle. right atrium. right ventricle. - ANSWER: right atrium. 2. In the patient with chest trauma, which of these findings is the earliest indicator of car...

Thoracic – TCAR trauma care exam study guide verified 100% Blood supply upper 2/3 of trachea - correct answers-inferior thyroid arteries Blood supply lower 2/3 of trachea - correct answers-bronchial arteries Blood supply lung parenchyma - correct answers-bronchial arteries Pathway of azygous vein in the thorax - correct answers-runs along R side and dumps into superior vena cava Pathway of thoracic duct in the chest - correct answers-runs along R side, crosses midline at T4-T5, goes i...

TCAR Exam Questions With Correct Answers 3 questions to ask in trauma - answer-what was the dose of energy? -where did it go? -what injuries are likely? 2 q's to ask in GSW - answercaliber type of gun # of entrance/exit wounds high/low velocity 1st question to ask in any traumatic injury? - answerwhat was the dose of energy involved? (was it high or low?) what is the caliber of a bullet? - answerdiameter aka diameter of a bullet - answercaliber what happens to projectiles when they...

TCAR revision questions and answers what attaches the ribs to the sternum - ANSWER cartliage what breaks thoracic bones - 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 - 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 *...

Thoracic - TCAR