Tcrn exam 2024 Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

WRITTEN EXAM FOR TCRN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS REAL UPDATE 2023/2024

Alkaline Penetrate tissue more deeply - correct answer More serious chemical burns? Irreversible injury/ Necrotic tissue Less superficial. Vascular damage and inflammatory response Peripheral and superficial area of burn (1st deg) - correct answer Zone of coagulation Zone of stasis Zone

TCRN Exam Study Guide with 100% Correct Answers Kehr's sign - ️️ Referred left shoulder pain, usually indicates a splenic injury Base deficit - ️️ Base deficit more than -6 indicates the need for agressive resuscitation and determination of the etiology CXR - ️️ Most important tool providing useful information in the early minutes. Can identify major sources of blood loss from injuries in the chest or elevated diaphragm with displacement of abdominal organs Tracheobronchial i...

D/t lower position and less protection from rib cage - correct answer Kidney most commonly injured in trauma? Pedicle injury Surgery - correct answer Avulsion of renal artery and complete loss of blood flow to kidney Treatment? Bed rest - correct answer Treatment of gross hematuria in stable pt? Cystogram CT not adequate - correct answer Diagnostic study for ruptured bladder? Suprapubic catheter - correct answer Treatment of bladder rupture? Blood at meatus Scrotal hem...

TCRN Practice Questions: Trunk Part 1 (Thoracic & Abdominal Trauma) with 100% Correct Answers When should impaled objects be removed? - ️️ Preferably in the OR, under controlled circumstances. True or false: Bullet wounds follow a predictable pattern of injury? - ️️ False: A bullet wound is an example of a "blast" wound which has an unpredictable trajectory and must consider path of tissue injury related to shock/stress waves. Name six life-threatning chest injuries: - ️️ 1...

TCRN EXAM REVIEW EXAM WITH VERIFIED 100% QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS RATED A+ (2024- 2025) Circumfrential burns - ANS-Full-thickness burns result in the formation of an eschar that is tough and unyielding. Hydrofluoric acid - ANS-Chemical that pulls calcium out of the bone Requires frequent irrigation at burn site and calcium replacement as needed Tar/Asphalt treatment - ANS-Immediately cool with cold water Remove with fat emmolient (Mayo, mineral oil, butter soaked gauze) Trea...