Trauma/Emergencies — Flashcards

What is the pathogenesis of Boerhaave syndrome? _____

Grade _____ splenic injury is defined as shattered spleen or devascularization of the spleen

A(n) _____ sign of extremity vascular trauma includes diminished distal pulses

Humerus fracture with open fracture, displacement, or neurovascular compromise is managed with _____

Hint: treatment

Dysuria and urinary retention following penile fracture is managed with _____

Hint: next step

What is the initial management for omphalocele and gastroschisis? _____

Femoral shaft fractures can lead to excessive _____

_____ can be an overuse injury presenting as progressive knee pain in the setting of running and squatting

FAST exam is used for _____ trauma

Hint: blunt/penetrating

Do you circumcise pts with either hypospadias or epispadias? _____