Contusions - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Most distemper-parve vaccines are of which type? A) Modified live virus B) Canarypox C) Cellular antigen extract D) Killed virus - Answer- A) Modified live virus The shoulder joint links which two bones? A) Radius and ulna B) Humerus and Radius C) Scapula and humerus D) Humerus and ulna - Answer- C) Scapula and humerus Which of the following is NOT part of the small intestine? A) Duodenum B) Ascending colon C) Jejunum D) Ileum - Answer- B) Ascending colon Which of th...

HSC PDHPE Sports Medicine ( Updated 2024 ) Complete Questions & Answers (Solved) 100% Correct 1. How are injuries classified and managed? Answer: Focus Question 1 2. Ways to classify sports injuries Answer: - direct - indirect - soft tissue - hard tissue - overuse 3. Soft tissue injuries Answer: - tears, sprains, contusions - skin abrasions, lacerations, blisters - inflammatory response 4. Hard tissue injuries Answer: - fractures - Dislocation 5. Assessment of injuries Ans...

Neurology Para 1251 PCP JIBC Latest Update Graded A+ Coma A state of unconciousness from which the patient cannot be aroused Two mechanisms that can cause alteration in menta status. Structural lesions Toxic metabolic states Structural lesions Anything that physically touches the substance of the brain and alters mental status. Eg. Contusions, tumours, parasites, hemorrhage. Toxic Metabolic state Presence of circulating toxins or metabolites or lack of needed material such as...

8 core measures for ischemic stroke care - venous thromboembolism prophylaxis, antithrombotic therapy, anticoagulation therapy for afib/flutter, thrombolytic therapy (for thrombotic stroke of <4hrs from symptom onset), discharge on statin meds, stroke education, assess for rehab A loss of consciousness from an epidural or subdural hematoma - is a neurosurgical emergency A right hemiplegia (paralysis) or hemiparesis (weakness), indicates a stroke involving which cerebral hemisphere? - lef...

Boc Practice Questions (Domain 4 Task 1) Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the primary purpose of using therapeutic modalities in rehabilitation? A) To increase pain levels B) To enhance recovery C) To improve function D) To complicate treatment Which therapeutic modality is commonly used to reduce swelling? A) Heat therapy B) Ice therapy C) Ultrasound therapy D) Electrical stimulation What is an important consideration when applying heat therapy? A) It should always b...

what is a patterned contusion? - Answer contusions might reflect the configuration of the object used to produce the contusion- they might be patterned what are the characteristics of lacerations (tears)? - Answer -skin is intact to some degree- skin is somewhat intact 1. forceful tear of the skin due to pressure- produced by blunt trauma 2. many tears are associated with both contusions and abrasions

What does DCAP abbreviate? A) Deformities, contusions, avulsions, punctures B) Deformities, compressions, abrasions, penetrations Correct Response C) Deformities, contusions, abrasions, penetrations D) Depressions, contusions, abrasions, penetration - ANSWERC If a patient is responsive to your voice only, makes incomprehensible sounds, and withdraws from pain, the GCS is: A) 11. B) 5. Correct Response C) 9. D) 7. - ANSWERC A comprehensive head-to-toe exam ...

1. A nurse in an emergency department is performing triage for a group of clients following a motor-vehicle crash. Which of the following clients should the nurse request the provider to assess first? a. A client who has a closed leg fracture and reports peripheral paresthesia. b. A client who reports a sprained ankle and has a laceration over the medial ankle. c. A client who has arm contusions and manifests asymmetrical thoracic movement. d. A client who has abrasions to the face and is re...

Hemorrhage CORRECT ANSWER discharge of blood from the blood vessels. Arterial bleeding CORRECT ANSWER bright red, rapid flow, bursts according to the pulse pattern Venous bleeding CORRECT ANSWER darker, tends to be slower bleed Signs and symptoms non traumatic internal bleeding CORRECT ANSWER Abdominal tenderness, guarding, rigidity pain. Signs and symptoms internal bleeding CORRECT ANSWER pain, contusions, swelling, blood from openings, hematemesis CORRECT ANSWER vomited blood ...

Mechanical Trauma - Physical Actions Thermal Trauma - Temperature Effects Electrical Trauma - Electrical Conduction through the body Chemical Trauma - Chemical Alteration of body processes Asphyxiation - Oxygen deprivation Degree of Injury - - Amount of force - Duration of force - Region of the body - Surface area of the body struck - Nature of the weapon Blunt Force Trauma (closed) - - Contusions - Abrasions - Lacerations - Fracture Penetrating Trauma (open) - - Inci...