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CSTR EXAM 2024/2025 – QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
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CSTR EXAM 2024/2025 – QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERSS00-S99 Right Ans - Exclude superficial injuries
Falling in S00-S99 Right Ans - Include traumatic injuries
T07 Right Ans - Unspecified multi injuries
T14 Right Ans - Injury of unspecified body region
T20-T28 Right Ans - Burns by body region
T30-T32 Right Ans - Burns by TBSA percentages
T79.A1-T79.A9 Right Ans - Traumatic compartment syndrome
ACS Inclusion Right Ans - Hospital admit, OSH tx by PV or EMS, Death from
traumatic injuries
External Cause Code Hierarchy Right Ans - 1. Child and Adult Abuse
2. Terrorism
3. Cataclysmic Events
4. Transport accidents
5. Cause that causes the most serious injury
ED and Hospital DCS date time Right Ans - Order WRITTEN, not date/time
pt left
AIS Severity Right Ans - POST DOT number
1. Right Ans - Minor
2. Right Ans - Moderate
3. Right Ans - Serious
4. Right Ans - Severe
5. Right Ans - Critical
,6. Right Ans - Maximum Unsurvivable
9. Right Ans - Injured but severity unk
ICU LOS Right Ans - any partial or full day in ICU=1 day
Vent days Right Ans - any partial or full day=1 day
TQIP Withdrawal of life supporting treatment Right Ans - DNR is not
requirment and is not the same, excludes stopped CPR, it is a note to limit
escalation of treatment- vent support (w/ or w/o extubation) no further
treatment for supporting life
PRBCs Right Ans - packed red blood cells
FFP, LP Right Ans - fresh frozen plasma, liquid plasma
PLTS Right Ans - platelets
Cryo Right Ans - Cryoprecipitate
VTE Right Ans - venous thromboembolism prophylaxis type=blood thinner
Unfractionated Heparin Right Ans - Heparin
What flags will cause a submission file to be rejected Right Ans - Level 1
and Level 2, must be resolved before submitting data
Cranial nerve I Right Ans - Olfactory-smell
Cranial nerve II Right Ans - Optic - vision
Cranial nerve III Right Ans - oculomotor (pupil function and extra ocular
movements)
Cranial nerve IV (4) Right Ans - Trochlear-extraocular movements
,Cranial nerve V (5) Right Ans - Trigeminel-some movements of jaw,
sensation
Cranial nerve VI (6) Right Ans - Abducens-lateral extraocular movement
Cranial nerve VII (7) Right Ans - Facial (facial expression, taste)
Cranial nerve VIII (8) Right Ans - Acoustic-hearing and balance
Cranial nerve IX (9) Right Ans - Glossopharyngeal- Pharynx (motor,
ear/pharynx/tongue sensory)
Cranial nerve X (10) Right Ans - Vagus-Palate, larynx, pharynx, involuntary
muscles
Cranial nerve XI (11) Right Ans - Accessory-sternocleidomastoid/trapezius
muscles
Cranial nerve X11 (12) Right Ans - Hypoglossal-tongue
Neurologic System Right Ans - Brain, Spinal Cord, Nerves
Respiratory System Right Ans - Trachea, Lungs, Diaphram
Circulatory System Right Ans - Heart, Arteries, Veins
Digestive System Right Ans - Esophagus, Stomach, Bowels
Urinary System Right Ans - Kidneys, Ureters, Bladder, Urethera
Musculoskeletal System Right Ans - Bones, Muscles, Tendons
Integumentary System Right Ans - Skin
Bones of Skull Right Ans - Frontal
Parietal x2
Temporal x2
Occipital
Sphenoid
, Ethmoid
Types of skull fractures Right Ans - Closed-skin not broken, called simple
Open-skin is broken bone visible, compound
Depressed-bone is pushed into brain cavity
Signs of basilar skull fractures Right Ans - Raccoon Eyes-anterior fossa
"front of head"
CSF Leak- middle fossa
Battle Signs bruising behind ears-posterior fossa "back of head"
CSF Leak Right Ans - Clear fluid or mixed with blood from brain draining
from ears or nose; suggestive of skull fx through middle fossa of skull
Diagnostic tools-skull fx/head injuries Right Ans - HCT
MRI
Arteriogram-assess vasculature
Nuclear Med Scan-assess brain flow
Brain Bleed interventions Right Ans - ICP monitor
Ventriculostomy-monitoring and or therapeutic
Craniotomy-incision
Evacuation of Hematoma-SDH/EDH
Craniectomy-excise part of skull "bone flap"
Focal intracranial injuries-"localized to the area" Right Ans - Contusion
EDH
SDH
SAH
Intraparenchymal hematoma
Non-focal intracranial injuries-"diffuse widespread" Right Ans - Concussion
Shear injury
DAI-Diffuse Axonal Injury
Anoxic Brain Injury
Decorticate Posturing Right Ans - Pts arms/legs pulling INTO
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