ATLS protocols — Flashcards

ATLS protocols — Flashcards

ATLS protocols — Flashcards

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#31

straddle injury → blood at urethral meatus and scrotal hematoma = _____ urethral injury pelvic fracture → blood at urethral meatus and high-riding prostate = _____ urethral injury

#32

What are the most important early steps for managing flail chest? (2) _____

#33

What is the preferred route of intubation in a cervical spine trauma patient without significant facial trauma? _____

#34

What are "hard signs" of arterial injury? (4) _____

#35

Treatment of pneumothorax is _____

#36

Penetrating trauma and hemodynamic instability / rebound tenderness / evisceration / blood from NG tube / rectum is managed with _____

Hint: next step

#37

Blunt Abdominal Trauma Assessment: 1) Stable? _____ 2) Unstable? _____ 3) If (2) is inconclusive? _____ 4) If (2) is (+)? _____ 5) If (2) is not available? _____

#38

_____; must check the cervical spine with CT scan

Hint: head injury

#39

Central venous catheter placement should always be followed by a(n) _____

Hint: test

#40

What device is mandatory to help secure an airway if there is subcutaneous emphysema in the neck? _____

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