1This is an injury to human tissues and organs resulting from the transfer of energy from the environment
Trauma
2The term trauma has been associated with the word______
Accident
3This means thatthe injury occurred w/o INTENT, a result of random chance
Accident
4What are the components of trauma that results from an abnormal exchange of energy between a ____ and a ________ in a predisposing environment.
Host, Mechanism
5This known as the person or groups at risk of injury
Host
6This is known as the source of the energy transmitted to the host(person)
Mechanism
7What are the common mechanims of injury by energy sources
mechanical, gravitational, thernal, electrical, physical, and chemical
8What are the different types of traumaThis type of
Minor trauma, Major or multiple trauma, blunt trauma, Penetrating trauma, Inhalation trauma, Blast trauma
9What type of trauma causes injury to a single part or system of the body
Minor Trauma
10This type of trauma involves serious single-system injury or multiple system injuries
Major or multiple trauma
11Multiple Trauma is most often the result of a_______
Motor Vehicle Crash or MVA
12This type of trauma there is no communication between the damaged tissues and the outside environmentWhat type of
Blunt Trauma
13What are the different forces that causes blunt traumaWhat type of forves is this
Deceleration, Acceleration, Shearing, Compression, Crushing
14What type of forces is this that a decrease in the speed of a moving object
Deceleration
15What type of forces is this that there is an increase in the speed of a moving objectThis type of
Accelrlerarion
16What type of forces is this that the forces occurring across a plane, with structures slipping across each other
Shearing
17What type of forces is this that there is an acute tissue pressure resulting in increased density
Compression
18What type of forces is this that there is a high force that results in tissue destruction
Crushing
19What parts of the bosdy that blunt forces often cause multiple injuries
Head, Spinal cord, thorax, bones, abdomen
20This type of trauma that occurs when a foreign objects enters the body, causing damage to body structures
Penetrating Trauma
21This is an act of piercing with a sharpened stake as a form of punishment or torture: NATUHOG
Impalement
22This type of trauma that you inhale gases, smokes or steams, etc.
Inhalation Injury/Trauma
23This type of trauma is the result of tempersture and velocity of air movement and the force of projectiles from the explosion
Blast Injury/Trauma
24T or F: Blast injuries are more severe in water than in air since blast waves travel farther and faster in wateris considered
True
25What are the factors that the classification of trauma based on
mechanism of injury, vehicle speed, height of falls, location of penetrating injury
26This classification is considered a life-threatening injuries and are likely to require medical specialists or immediate surgical intervention
Class 1
27This classification is considered as potentially life threatening
Class 2
28This classification is considered as least severe
Class 3
29What is highest priority in the trauma pastient with head and neck effects
Maintenance of the airway and cervical spine
30When we say head and neck effects what condition comes up to your mind?
Airway obstruction
31In doing assessment on head and neck effects of traumatic injury, what will you do as a nurse
Determine the airway patency and breathing effectiveness
32If the pt is unresponsive, what technique will you do to manually open the airway
Jaw thrust maneuver
33What is the good indication that the airway is clear
Pt is responsive and can vocalize
34Jaw thrust maneuver is recommended in pts with what condition
actual and potential C-spine injury
35T or F: All trauma pts should receive high flow oxygen until stabilized
True
36What are the head and neck effects of traumatic injury
Closed head injury, Maxillofacial trauma, direct airway trauma, C-spine injury and Burn