Trauma/Emergencies — Flashcards

What musculoskeletal pathology presents with subacute pain on abduction in patients who perform repetitive arm movement above shoulder height (e.g. painter)? _____

_____ urologic injuries are surgically explored and repaired

Hint: Penetrating/Blunt

In newly diagnosed invasive ductal cell carcinoma, breast-conserving therapy and lymph node biopsy is performed _____ whole body PET/CT scan

Hint: after/before

How are inhalational burn injuries diagnosed? _____

For accurate monitoring of patient with severe burns, a(n) _____ is required

Testicular cancer is managed with _____

Hint: treatment

Silver sulfadiazine and mafenide is the treatment for _____

Hint: condition

Penetrating trauma to abdomen and peritoneal signs / evisceration / unstable is managed with _____ Penetrating trauma to abdomen and superficial (non-peritoneal) signs is managed with _____ and CT scan

Hint: next step

_____ is associated with crepitus and pain on lateral compression of the metatarsal heads (Mulder Sign)

What is the preferred route of fluid resuscitation in the trauma setting (e.g. hypovolemic shock)? _____