Trauma/Emergencies — Flashcards

What is the most common hand mass?_____

_____ disease is an acquired skin infection involving the upper natal cleft of the buttocks

Is damage in the zone of hyperemia reversible (and if yes, does it need treatment)?_____

A positive McMurray test is characterized by _____ on extension (with rotation and side of the knee pressure)

Increased pressure within a fascial compartment of a limb experiencing Compartment Syndrome is defined by a fascial compartment pressure to diastolic pressure gradient of _____

Invasive ductal carcinoma presents on physical exam with a firm, fibrous "_____" mass with irregular margins

Malignant otitis externa is an emergency that can progress to osteomyelitis of the _____

Depending on the severity of diffuse axonal injury, patients may present with _____

What risk factor leads to Pseudomonas infection of the cornea, causing corneal ulcers/keratitis?_____

What pathology presents with mid-anterior chest wall pain, shortness of breath, persistent tachycardia, and new conduction defects on ECG (ex. bundle branch block)_____