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SAEM Trauma Questions and Answers 100%Correct Updated 2023. An 18 year old hockey player is hit in the mouth with a puck, fracturing a maxillary canine tooth. He brings the severed piece of tooth with him. On physical exam, the tooth is fractured halfway between the tip and the gumline. The root of the tooth is still firmly intact. The exposed fracture site has a yellowish tinge without blood. Of the following choices, which is the most appropriate management for this patient? A. Applicati...

An 18 year old hockey player is hit in the mouth with a puck, fracturing a maxillary canine tooth. He brings the severed piece of tooth with him. On physical exam, the tooth is fractured halfway between the tip and the gumline. The root of the tooth is still firmly intact. The exposed fracture site has a yellowish tinge without blood. Of the following choices, which is the most appropriate management for this patient? A. Application of calcium hydroxide, placement of aluminum foil, and dental f...

MANSM for a pt with a dental fracture involving enamel & dentin (Ellis 2 dental fracture)? immediate dental consult to avoid abscess formation Ellis classification of dental fractures & management class 1: nonpainful; enamel only - await outpt dental eval class 2: enamel + dentin (appear yellowish, non-bloody) - place calcium hydroxide & aluminum foil dressing w/ dental follow up class 3: enamel + dentin + pulp (appear yellow & bloody; root exposed); acutely painful - immediate eval...

SAEM Trauma Questions and Answers 100%Correct Updated 2023. An 18 year old hockey player is hit in the mouth with a puck, fracturing a maxillary canine tooth. He brings the severed piece of tooth with him. On physical exam, the tooth is fractured halfway between the tip and the gumline. The root of the tooth is still firmly intact. The exposed fracture site has a yellowish tinge without blood. Of the following choices, which is the most appropriate management for this patient? A. Applicati...

An 18 year old hockey player is hit in the mouth with a puck, fracturing a maxillary canine tooth. He brings the severed piece of tooth with him. On physical exam, the tooth is fractured halfway between the tip and the gumline. The root of the tooth is still firmly intact. The exposed fracture site has a yellowish tinge without blood. Of the following choices, which is the most appropriate management for this patient? A. Application of calcium hydroxide, placement of aluminum foil, and dental f...

NUR 2392, MDC II – Examination Blue Print – Exam 3 2023. Gastrointestinal System  Esophageal disorders (Assessment, S/S, Interventions)  Tumors-interventions: semisoft and thickened liquids, supplements, surgery  GERD  Contributing Factors Caffeine, chocolate, citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppermint, alcohol, smoking, pregnancy, obesity, bending forward, lying down after eating, NG tube placement, calcium channel blockers, nitrates, anticholinergic drugs  Risks  Assess...

"The chest X-ray in the Figure was taken in an intoxicated patient who is conversant, but an unreliable historian. The X-ray findings are best described as indicating: [image] A. Esophageal foreign body B. Intratracheal foreign body C. mediastinitis from esophageal perforation D. normal chest" - "A. Esophageal foreign body The answer is A. The film reveals a classic appearance of a round foreign body (in this case, a pull-top from a beer can) in the esophagus. The foreign body ...

NUR 2392, MDC II – Examination Blue Print – Exam 3 2023. Hiatal Hernia  Sliding vs Rolling- rolling clearly visible, sliding observed with position changes Sliding- development esophageal reflux, heartburn and chest pain, regurgitation, dysphagia and belching Rolling- No reflux, feelings after eating: breathlessness, chest pain, worse when recumbent, fullness  Assessment  Interventions-avoid late night eating, restricted diet, exercise, elevated head of bed, remain upright a...

NURS 5220 TEST 1 EXAM LATEST UPDATE 2023.

"The chest X-ray in the Figure was taken in an intoxicated patient who is conversant, but an unreliable historian. The X-ray findings are best described as indicating: [image] A. Esophageal foreign body B. Intratracheal foreign body C. mediastinitis from esophageal perforation D. normal chest" - "A. Esophageal foreign body The answer is A. The film reveals a classic appearance of a round foreign body (in this case, a pull-top from a beer can) in the esophagus. The foreign body ...